 | Geological Survey of India - 1876 - 502 Seiten
...statements were incorrect. Moreover, they did not appear to expect to find any, as I did not observH that they even examined the gravel when washing. With...structure of the country leaves but little room for doubt ¡is to the source from whence they are Source of the diamonds. . . . _ . . . . , ., ' , derived. Coincident... | |
 | Valentine Ball - 1880 - 778 Seiten
...unfounded. Moreover, they did not appear to expect to find any, as I observed that they did not even examine the gravel when washing. With regard to the origin...rocks, which has been shown to be referable to the Vindhyan series, certain members of which series are found in the vicinity of all the known diamond-yielding... | |
 | Valentine Ball - 1881 - 152 Seiten
...Chanderji Bhunsla Do. Do. Sacca Ram Gopal Chanderji Bhunsla Do. Do. Mahadeo Rae Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. room for doubt as to the source from whence they are...rocks, which has been shown to be referable to the Vindhyan series, certain members of which series are found in the vicinity of all the known diamond-yielding... | |
 | Geological Survey of India - 1881 - 726 Seiten
...Ouseley states distinctly that none have been found there. With regard to the origin of the Sambalpur diamonds, the geological structure of the country...room for doubt as to the source from whence they are derived.3 Coincident with their occurrence is that of a group of rocks, referable to the Lower Vindhyan... | |
 | Royal Geological Society of Ireland - 1886 - 386 Seiten
...— Vasiya. — Smoky. IV. — Sudra. — Dark and impure. With regard to the origin of the Sambalpur diamonds, the geological structure of the country...rocks, which has been shown to be referable to the Vindhyan series, certain members of which series are found in the vicinity of all the known diamond-yielding... | |
 | Charles George Warnford Lock - 1895 - 690 Seiten
...women and children of the working parties, for the gems. With regard to the origin of the Sambalpur diamonds, the geological structure of the country...with their occurrence is that of a group of rocks, referable to the Lower Vindhyan or Karnul series, certain members of which series are now found, or... | |
 | Royal Dublin Society - 1880 - 804 Seiten
...III.— Vusiya.—Smoky. IV.—Sudra.—Dark and impure. With regard to the origin of the Sambalpur diamonds, the geological structure of the country...rocks, which ha;s been shown to be referable to the Vindhyan series, certain members of which series are found in the vicinity of all the known diamond-yielding... | |
 | Royal Dublin Society - 1880 - 712 Seiten
...— Vasiya. — Smoky. IV. — Sudra. — Dark and impure. With regard to the origin of the Sambalpur diamonds, the geological structure of the country...rocks, which has been shown to be referable to the Vindhyan series, certain members of which series are found in the vicinity of all the known diamond-yielding... | |
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With regard to the origin of the diamonds, the geological structure of the country leaves but little room for doubt as to the source from whence they are derived. Coincident with their occurrence is that of a group of rocks, which has been shown to be... 