Geochemical evidence for the position of the Caples-Torlesse boundary in the Otago Schist, New Zealand

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An analysis describing the geochemical characteristics of the Otago Schist is presented. Samples of the schist with greywackes and argillites from the Caples-Torlesse formation possess geochemical compositions which indicate its isochemical metamorphism. In addition, the formation's boundary is established for the Late Mesozoic and Cenozoic period's deformation, which follows a sinuous line for the schist's axis.

Research, New Zealand, Natural history, Geology, Stratigraphic, Stratigraphy, Archean Eon, Schists

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Grand inheritance

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Standard Oil heiress Millicent Rogers' settlement in Taos, NM, led to an appreciation of Native American and Hispanic art. This influenced her house decoration, manner of dressing and her subsequent jewelry designs. Her family founded a museum in her honor which would showcase her collections and promote New Mexico's ancient art.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Museums, Art museums, Native Americans, Native American antiquities, Antiquities, Art, Ancient, Ancient art, New Mexico, Rogers, Millicent

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Damp yankees

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A hydropathy center that opened in Brattleboro, VT, in 1845 became popular around a decade later. Patients were made to perspire and then were immersed in a cold bath. Hydropathy eventually lost its popularity.

History, Hydrotherapy, Brattleboro, Vermont

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