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Get Price2021/9/9Six samples were processed into powder by direct grinding onto a coarse quartzitic sandstone surface, and six by way of the technique employed by Ovahimba women. Table 2 presents information concerning the samples subjected to UVR during the experiments.
Get PriceMatched pair of sandstone arrow shaft abraders Ground stone technology also was used to produce artifacts of personal adornment. Gorgets, beads, and ear spools enhanced the appearance of the bearer and perhaps functioned as status symbols.Such artifacts were drilled to permit suspension from a cord by spinning a narrow pointed stone, hardened stick, or between the hands against the stone
Get PriceThe fossil-bearing stratum is a tabular-bedded, medium- to coarse-grained, micaceous litharenitic sandstone that is light olive gray (5Y6/1) to grayish olive (10Y4/2) in color. This sandstone bed is the upper part of a channel-fill complex of conglomerate and sandstone at the base of the Bursum Formation that is locally scoured into the top of the underlying Holder Formation
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Get Price2021/4/14Rocks such as sandstone, shale, muscovite, etc. can also be processed, but the processing is a lot more tedious. Harder stones may be worth processing, especially if they have unique colors. Clays can make good pigments, but not always; you can dig them out, let them dry, remove any large or hard rocks or organic matter and grind them after levigation.
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