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Camulodunum type 262, le type Besançon and Central Gaulish granite-tempered ware
Details of thin-sections from ROANNE
| TS ID |
Images |
form |
ref |
petrology |
Thin section |
| 181 |
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Class 1/2 |
Fosse Xa |
TF1 Granite tempered |
TS |
| 182 |
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Class 1/2 |
St Jo 547 |
TF1 Granite tempered |
TS
AGV: B182 good slide for publication - shows orthoclase
melted down into clay: masses of black mica in granite
perthitic texture in orthoclase
large inclusion of ?ferruginous sandstone - angular quartz in dark matrix |
| 183 |
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Class 1/2 |
St Jo 304 |
TF1 Granite tempered |
TS
AGV: B181,B182,B183 are all same group
Principal feldspar in granite = microcline
Pegmatite
In situ weathering of granite (river beds running through granite) |
| 184 |
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Jar? |
Fosse Xa |
TFB184 |
TS
AGV: Weathered granite, rounded fragments.
Matrix with biotite, but one stage further than B181-B183
Chert - sedimentary. |
| 185 |
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Jar? |
Fosse Xa |
TFB184 |
TS
AGV: chert + granite
Graphic intergrowth occurs with orthoclase and microcline = graphic granite |
| 186 |
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Jar? |
Fosse Xa |
TFB184 |
TS
AGV: on B184,B185,B186
More varied than B181-B183 group.
Weathered but perhaps not far from source.
But although groups are distinct there is
not so much difference in the basic matrices.
B181-183: microcline granite, bmic
B184-186: chert, granite, quartz, red clay pellets
Need limestone area with granite for B184-B186 & B180
IF: (with B184, B185, B186)
Chert OK and altered feldspar
?haematite red clay pellets, altered graphic intergrowth
Quartz with chert material stuck to it?
Not volcanic, Polycrystalline quartz - sedimentary
agv: in addition to above
rounded granite
fine grained sandstone
no mica (or very occasional biotite)
look for sedimentary limestone with silicaceous inclusions
agv not convinced of chert
agv says cf B222 (Tours) |
| 188 |
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Tile |
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TFB184 |
TS |
| 189 |
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Tile |
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TFB184 |
TS |
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