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Memoirs of the Faculty of Education. Literature and Social science 22 2
1988-12-26 発行
島根県玉湯町花仙山産碧玉の性質 : 遺跡から出土する碧玉の原産地同定をめぐって
Chemical and mineralogical characteristics of the jaspar from Mt.Kasenzan, Tamayu Cho, Shimane prefecture, with special reference to identification of place of origin on the burial materials from historic sites
Miura, Kiyoshi
Watanabe, Sadayuki
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The jaspar from Mt.Kasenzan occurs in two pyroxene andesite of Miocene age as vein form.
Their chemical composition are shown in Fig.1. The SiO_2 content is in the range of 84 to 92 wt%. Their <Al>_2O_3 content are about 2.5 to 4. K_2O and FeO content is about
1.5 to 2.5.
Generally they are rather rich in FeO and MgO, and poor in <Al>_2O_3 and K_2O compared to the jaspar from Futagozuka, Ishikawa prefecture, shown in Fig.2.
X-ray powder diffraction patterns are shown in Fig.3 together with the jasper from Futagozuka. Higher content of <Al>_2O_3 and K_2O on the jaspar from Futagozuka would be from orthoclase shown in Fig.3.
Their chemical composition are shown in Fig.1. The SiO_2 content is in the range of 84 to 92 wt%. Their <Al>_2O_3 content are about 2.5 to 4. K_2O and FeO content is about
1.5 to 2.5.
Generally they are rather rich in FeO and MgO, and poor in <Al>_2O_3 and K_2O compared to the jaspar from Futagozuka, Ishikawa prefecture, shown in Fig.2.
X-ray powder diffraction patterns are shown in Fig.3 together with the jasper from Futagozuka. Higher content of <Al>_2O_3 and K_2O on the jaspar from Futagozuka would be from orthoclase shown in Fig.3.
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