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Mining Matters 2004

Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources
Mineral Resources Branch
Report ME 2004-2

Edited by D. R. MacDonald

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Table of Contents

  • Program
  • Peat Resources of Southwestern Nova Scotia - A. R. Anderson
  • The Callie Lode Gold Deposit, Northern Territory, Australia: High-grade, Sheeted, Auriferous Quartz Veins in an Anticlinal Structural Environment - J. Bigelow and C. R. Stanley
  • Geology and Economic Potential of Upper Carboniferous Rocks in Nova Scotia: Tradition Meets Innovation - J. H. Calder
  • A Comparison of the Late Triassic Dinosaur Footprints Atreipus acadianus and Grallator (Grallator) sp. from the Upper Wolfville Formation at North Medford, Nova Scotia - B. Cameron and N. Wood
  • A Geological and Geophysical Study of the Large, Positive Magnetic Anomaly between Eastern Prince Edward Island and Western Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia - L. Cook, S. M. Barr and S. Dehler
  • The Story of Halifax Harbour - G. B. J. Fader
  • Recent Advances in the Geology of the Windsor Group in Nova Scotia - P. S. Giles
  • Update on the Bedrock Mapping Component of the Targeted Geoscience Initiative (Phase 2) - P. S. Giles, R. D. Naylor and D. C. Brisco
  • Nova Scotia Gold Grain Study: Background Concentrations and Distance of Transport - T. A. Goodwan
  • Regional and Detailed Geochemical Sampling of Humus, Soil and Till in the Upper and Lower Seal Harbour Gold Districts - T. A. Goodwin
  • Regional Humus, Soil and Till Sampling for the Targeted Geoscience Initiative (Phase 2) - T. A. Goodwin
  • Geology of Mount Uniacke, NTS Map Area 11D/13 - R. J. Horne, R. J. Ryan, D. Fox and M. C. Corey
  • Overview of Exploration, Discovery and Geological Studies of the East Kemptville Sn-Zn-Cu-Ag Deposit, Yarmouth County, Nova Scotia - D. J. Kontak
  • From Kitty Litter to Make-up: Geological Setting and Potential of Industrial Mineral Commodities in Southwestern Nova Scotia - D. J. Kontak
  • Appalachian Energy Project (TGI-2): Progress Report on Activities in Eastern Canada - D. Lavoie, P. Giles, N. Pinet, M. Duchesne, B. Long, P. Keating, R. Dumont, F. Kiss, M. Thomas, W. Miles, P. Brouillette, S. Castonguay, K. Lauziere, E. Asselin, M. Malo, R. Bertrand, J. Hunter, M. Douma, E. Burden, T. Calon, C. St. Peter, J. MacIntosh, R. Wilson, D. Brisebois, D. J. Dion, J. Y. Laliberte, M. Fowler, J. Dietrich, G. Nowlan, J. Utting, R. Morris, D. Jobin, A. Belzile, C. Jauer, R. Naylor and I. Knight
  • Mining and Mineral Exploration in Nova Scotia - M. A. MacDonald
  • Serendipity: A Case Study of Mineral Exploration in Southwestern Nova Scotia - M. A. MacDonald and G. MacGillivray
  • The Horton Group Depositional Sequence and its Significance for Hydrocarbon Exploration - T. Martel
  • Placer Potential and Early Development of Placer Gold Deposits at Tangier, Halifax County, - R. F. Mills
  • Petrology and Tectonic Setting of the Seal Island Pluton, Offshore Southwestern Nova Scotia - P. Moran, S. M. Barr and C. E. White
  • Mine Permitting 101: How to get a Mine Permitted in Nova Scotia - P. Oram
  • Examination of Mafic and Felsic Intrusions in Carboniferous Rocks of Southern Pictou County and Eastern Colchester County - G. A. O'Reilly
  • Aggregate Program Activities in 2004 - G. Prime
  • Basin Brine Expulsion, Solution Front, to Iron Oxide-Copper-Gold Models: The Carboniferous Cu-Ag-Au-Co-Pb-Zn Connection - R. J. Ryan
  • Gem Quality Citrine and Smoky Quartz, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia - P. K. Smith and P. H. von Bitter
  • Glacial Lakes in Nova Scotia and their Economic Legacy of Sand and Clay - R. R. Stea
  • Can Glacial Till be Mined for Gold in Nova Scotia? - R. R. Stea, R. F. Mills, P. K. Smith and T. A. Goodwin
  • High Resolution LIDAR Survey of the North Mountain Basalt - T. Webster
  • Significance of the High Head Member, Southwestern Nova Scotia: New Fossil Evidence for a Late Precambrian(?) to Early Cambrian Age for the Lower Goldenville Formation - C. E. White, M. K. Gingras and J. W. F. Waldron
  • The Last 550 Million Years: A Geological History of Southwestern Nova Scotia - C. E. White and R. J. Horne
  • Preliminary Map of Bedrock Geology of the Area between Lockport, Liverpool and Lake Rossignol, Shelburne and Queens Counties (NTS Map Areas 20P/10, 14, 15; and 21A/02 and 03) - C. E. White and T. A. Lawrence

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