K-Ar AGES OF POTTERY STONE FROM TAKEHARA MINE, OKAYAMA PREFECTURE, JAPAN
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概要
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Pottery stone occurs at Takehara Mine located in the eastern end of Okayama City. The mineral assemblages of ore consist mainly of quartz-sericite and quartz-sericite-albite together with scarce quartz-kaolinite. The deposit is divided into three mineral assemblage zones: namely, a kaolinite zone (quartz-kaolinite ± albite), a sericite zone (quartz-sericite-albite) and an albite zone (quartz-albite-sericite). The albite and sericite zones comprise most of the deposit. The pottery stone in this mine is formed by hydrothermal alteration of Cretaceous rhyolite. K-Ar dating indicates 72-76 Ma for this deposit, which is the same age as the roseki (pyrophyllite) deposit in the Mitsuishi area of Okayama Prefecture.
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著者
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Nishido Hirotsugu
Research Institute Of Natural Sciences Okayama University Of Science
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Nishido H
Research Institute Of Natural Sciences Okayama University Of Science
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Matsuda Toshihiko
Earth Sciences Faculty Of Science Okoyama University
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ANDO SHINOBU
(Present address)Tomakomai Weather Station, Japan Meteorological Agency
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Ando Shinobu
(present Address)tomakomai Weather Station Japan Meteorological Agency
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