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The geology of some ore deposits in southern Africa. Haughton, S.H., ed. 1964.	Back to top of page
Borchers R	Exploration of the Witwatersrand System and its extensions	1, 1-23. Abstract
Brock B B; Pretorius D A	An introduction to the stratigraphy and structure of the Rand gold field	1, 25-61. Abstract
Pretorius D A	The geology of the Central Rand Goldfield	1, 63-108. Abstract
Whiteside H C M	Introduction to the geology of the East Rand.	1, 109-111. Abstract
Antrobus E S A	Notes on the geological column of the East Rand.	1, 113-123. Abstract
Antrobus E S A; Whiteside H C M	The geology of certain mines in the East Rand	1, 125-160. Abstract
De Jager F S J	The Witwatersrand System in the Springs-Nigel-Heidelberg sector of the East Rand Basin	1, 161-190. Abstract
Papenfus J A	The Black Reef Series within the Witwatersrand Basin with special reference to its occurrence at Government Gold Mining Areas	1, 191-218. Abstract
Pretorius D A	The geology of the South Rand Goldfield	1, 219-282. Abstract
Toens P D; Griffiths G H	The geology of the West Rand	1, 283-321. Abstract
De Kock W P	The geology and economic significance of the West Wits Line	1, 323-386. Abstract
Papenfus J A	The geology of the Western Areas Gold Mine and vicinity.	1, 387-391. Abstract
Wilson N L; Toens P D; Van Der Schyff D B	The geology of the Rietkuil Syncline	1, 393-398. Abstract
Wilson N L; Oosthuizen D H; Brink W C; Toens P D	The geology of the Vaal Reef Basin in the Klerksdorp area	1, 399-416. Abstract
Winter H De La R	The geology of the northern section of the Orange Free State gold field	1, 417-448. Abstract
McKinney J S Et Al.	Geology of the Anglo American Group mines in the Welkom area, Orange Free State goldfield	1, 451-506. Abstract
Winter H De La R	The geology of the Virginia section of the Orange Free State Gold field	1, 507-548. Abstract
Brock B B; Pretorius D A	Rand Basin sedimentation and tectonics	1, 549-599. Abstract
Phaup A E	Gold mines of Southern Rhodesia - Introduction. [Zimbabwe].	2, 1-7. Abstract
Goldberg I	Notes on the relationship between gold deposits and Structure in Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 9-13. Abstract
Collender F D	The geology of the Cam & Motor Mine, Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 15-27. Abstract
Leigh R W	The geology of the Dalny Mine, Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 29-40. Abstract
Mehliss A T M	The Dawn gold deposit, Queens area, Bulawayo, Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 41-58. Abstract
Davies D N; Hunter D R	The gold deposits of the Barberton Mountain Land in Swaziland	2, 59-75. Abstract
Gribnitz K H	Notes on the Barberton goldfield	2, 77-90. Abstract
Willemse J	A Brief outline of the geology of the Bushveld Igneous Complex	2, 91-128. Abstract
Cameron E N	Chromite deposits of the eastern part of the Bushveld Complex.	2, 129-168. Abstract
Cousins C A	Additional notes on the chromite deposits of the eastern part of the Bushveld Complex.	2, 169-182. Abstract
Cousins C A; Feringa G	The chromite deposits of the Western Belt of the Bushveld Complex	2, 183-202. Abstract
Macgregor B I	A refractory chrome ore deposit in the Groot Marico District, Transvaal	2, 203-207. Abstract
Worst B G	Chromite in the Great Dyke of Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 209-224. Abstract
Cousins C A	The platinum deposits of the Merensky Reef	2, 225-237. Abstract
Benedict P C; Wiid D De N; Cornelissen A K; Et Al	Progress report on the geology of the O'Okiep copper district	2, 239-302. Abstract
Van Graan S J	Geology of the Messina copper deposits	2, 303-314. Abstract
Lombaard A F; Ward-Able N M; Bruce R W	The exploration and main geological features of the copper deposit in carbonatite at Loolekop, Palabora Complex	2, 315-337. Abstract
Jacobsen W	The geology of the Mangula copper deposits, Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 339-351. Abstract
Jacobsen J B E	The geology of the Alaska Mine. [Zimbabwe]	2, 353-366. Abstract
Söhnge P G	The geology of the Tsumeb Mine. [Namibia]	2, 367-382. Abstract
Strauss C A	The iron ore deposits in the Thabazimbi area, Transvaal	2, 383-392. Abstract
Strauss C A	The iron ore deposits in the Sishen area, Cape Province	2, 393-403. Abstract
Bursill C; Luyt J F M; Urie J G	The Bomvu Ridge iron ore deposit. [Swaziland]	2, 405-413. Abstract
Boardman L G	Further geological data on the Postmasburg and Kuruman manganese ore deposits, Northern Cape Province	2, 415-440. Abstract
Cooper D G	The geology of the Bikita pegmatite. [Zimbabwe]	2, 441-461. Abstract
Roering C; Gevers T W	Lithium- and Beryllium-bearing pegmatites in the Karibib District, South-West Africa. [Namibia]	2, 463-495. Abstract
Sharpe J W N	The Empress nickel-copper deposit, Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 497-508. Abstract
Le Roex H D	Nickel deposit on the Trojan Claims, Bindura District, Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 509-520. Abstract
Groeneveld D	The Potgietersrus tin-mining area	2, 521-533. Abstract
Davies D N	The tin deposits of Swaziland	2, 535-541. Abstract
Cilliers J J Le R; Genis J H	Crocidolite asbestos in the Cape Province	2, 543-570. Abstract
Genis J H	The formation of crocidolite asbestos	2, 571-578. Abstract
Cilliers J J Le R	Amosite at the Penge asbestos mine.	2, 579-591. Abstract
Laubscher D H	The occurrence and origin of chrysotile asbestos and associated rocks, Shabani, Southern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	2, 593-624. Abstract
Van Biljon W J	The chrysotile deposits of the Eastern Transvaal and Swaziland	2, 625-669. Abstract
Hallam C D	The geology of the coastal diamond deposits of Southern Africa. [Namibia]	2, 671-728. Abstract

Special Publications

No. 1. Symposium on the Bushveld Igneous Complex and other Layered Intrusions, Pretoria, 1969. Visser, D J L & Von Gruenewaldt, G., eds. 1970.
Author	Title	Pages
Coertze F J	The geology of the western part of the Bushveld Igneous Complex.	5-22. Abstract
De Villiers J S	The structure and petrology of the mafic rocks of the Bushveld Complex south of Potgietersrus.	23-35. Abstract
Groeneveld D	The structural features and the petrography of the Bushveld Complex in the vicinity of Stoffberg, Eastern Transvaal.	36-45. Abstract
Cameron E N	Compositions of certain coexisting phases in the eastern part of the Bushveld Complex.	46-58. Abstract
Ferguson J; Wright I H	Compositional variation of plagioclases in the Critical Series, Bushveld Complex.	59-66. Abstract
Von Gruenewaldt G	On the phase-change orthopyroxene-pigeonite and the resulting textures in the Main and Upper Zones of the Bushveld Complex in the eastern Transvaal.	67-73. Abstract
Ferguson J; McCarthy T S	Origin of an ultramafic pegmatoid in the eastern part of the Bushveld Complex.	74-79. Abstract
Van Zyl J P	The petrology of the Merensky Reef and the associated rocks on Swartklip 988, Rustenburg District.	80-107. Abstract
Liebenberg L	The sulphides in the layered sequence of the Bushveld Igneous Complex.	108-207. Abstract
Grobler N J; Whitfield G G	The olivine-apatite magnetites and related rocks in the Villa Nora occurrence of the Bushveld Igneous Complex.	208-227. Abstract
Molyneux T G	The geology of the area in the vicinity of Magnet Heights, Eastern Transvaal, with special reference to the magnetic iron ore.	228-241. Abstract
Vermaak C F	The geology of the lower portion of the Bushveld Complex and it, relationship to the floor rocks in the area west of the Pilanesberg, Western Transvaal.	242-265. Abstract
Biesheuvel K	An interpretation of a gravimetric survey in the area west of the Pilanesberg in the Western Transvaal.	266-282. Abstract
De Waal S A	Interference-folding of Bushveld-Igneous-complex age in the Transvaal System north of Marble Hall, Transvaal.	283-298. Abstract
Hammerbeck E C I	The Steelpoort Park granite, eastern part of the Bushveld Complex and the magnetitites in the gabbroic country rock.	299-311. Abstract
Coetzee G L	The Rooiberg felsite series north of Nylstroom.	312-325. Abstract
Schwellnus J S I	Andalusite-staurolite relationships in the north-eastern metamorphic aureole of the Bushveld Complex.	326-335. Abstract
Willemse J; Viljoen E A	The fate of argillaceous material in the gabbroic magma of the Bushveld Complex.	336-366. Abstract
Hamilton W	Bushveld Complex - product of impacts.	367-379. Abstract
Thayer T P	Chromite segregations as petrogenetic indicators.	380-390. Abstract
Jackson E D	The cyclic unit in layered intrusions - a comparison of repetitive stratigraphy in the ultramafic parts of the Stillwater, Muskox, Great Dyke, and Bushveld Complexes.	391-424. Abstract
Bowes D R; Skinner W R; Wright A E	Petrochemical comparison of the Bushveld Igneous Complex with some other mafic complexes.	425-440. Abstract
Irvine T N	Crystallization sequences in the Muskox Intrusion and other layered intrusions 1. Olivine-Pyroxene-Plagioclase Relations.	441-476. Abstract
Allard G O	The Dore Lake Complex, Chibougamau, Quebec - a metamorphosed Bushveld-type layered intrusion.	477-491. Abstract
Ford A B	Development of the layered series and capping granophyre of the Dufek Intrusion of Antarctica.	492-510. Abstract
Van Der Kaaden G	Chromite-bearing ultramafic and related gabbroic rocks and their relationship to "ophiolitic" extrusive basic rocks and diabases in Turkey	511-531. Abstract
Naldrett A J; Bray J G; Gasparrini E L; Podolsky T; Rucklidge J C	Phase layering and cryptic variation in the Sudbury Nickel Irruptive	532-546. Abstract
Nesbitt R W; Goode A D T; Moore A C; Hopwood T P	The Giles Complex, central Australia: a stratified sequence of mafic and ultramafic intrusions	547-564. Abstract
Wadsworth W J	The Aberdeenshire layered intrusion of north-east Scotland.	565-575. Abstract
Davies R D; Allsopp H I; Erlank A J; Manton W M	Sr-isotopic studies on various layered mafic intrusions in southern Africa.	576-593. Abstract
Hughes C J	Major rhythmic layering in ultramafic rocks of the Great Dyke of Rhodesia, with particular reference to the Sebakwe area	594-609. Abstract
Podmore F	The shape of the Great Dyke of Rhodesia as revealed by gravity surveying	610-620. Abstract
Robertson I D M; Van Breemen O	The southern satellite dykes of the Great Dyke, Rhodesia	621-644. Abstract
Hunter D R	The geology of the Usushwana Complex in Swaziland	645-660. Abstract
Viljoen R P; Viljoen M J	The geology and geochemistry of the layered ultramafic bodies of the Kaapmuiden area, Barberton Mountain Land.	661-688. Abstract
Danchin R V; Ferguson J	The geochemistry of the Losberg Intrusion, Fochville, Transvaal.	689-714. Abstract
Bahnemann K P	A note on the anorthositic gneiss in the Messina District, northern Transvaal.	715-720. Abstract
Saggerson E P; Logan C T	Distribution controls of layered and differentiated mafic intrusions in the Lebombo volcanic sub-province.	721-733. Abstract
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No. 2. Upper Mantle Project - South African National Committee Symposium, July 1969.
Haughton S H	The Upper Mantle Project	5-8. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Viljoen R P	An Introduction to the Geology of the Barberton granite-greenstone terrain.	9-28. Abstract
Viljoen R P; Viljoen M J	The effects of metamorphism and serpentinization on the volcanic and associated rocks of the Barberton region.	29-53. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Viljoen R P	The geology and geochemistry of the lower ultramafic unit of the Onverwacht Group and a proposed new class of igneous rocks.	55-85. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Viljoen R P	Evidence for the existence of a mobile extrusive peridotitic magma from the Komati Formation of the Onverwacht Group.	87-112. Abstract
Viljoen R P; Viljoen M J	The geological and geochemical significance of the upper formations of the Onverwacht Group.	113-151. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Viljoen R P	A proposed new classification of the granitic rocks of the Barberton region.	153-188. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Viljoen R P	The geochemical evolution of the granitic rocks of the Barberton region.	189-219. Abstract
Viljoen R P; Viljoen M J	The relationship between mafic and ultramafic magma derived from the upper mantle and the ore deposits of the Barberton region	221-244. Abstract
Viljoen R P; Viljoen M J	A reappraisal of granite-greenstone terrains of shield areas based on the Barberton model.	245-274. Abstract
Viljoen R P; Viljoen M J	Evidence for the composition of the primitive mantle and its products of partial melting from a study of the mafic and ultramafic rocks of the Barberton Mountain Land.	275-295. Abstract
Bliss N W; Stidolph P A	The Rhodesian Basement Complex	305-333. Abstract
Saggerson E P; Owen L M	Metamorphism as a guide to depth of the top of the mantle in Southern Africa.	335-349. Abstract
Gurney J J; Siebert J C; Whitfield G G	A diamondiferous eclogite from the Roberts Victor Mine.	351-357. Abstract
Mathias M; Rickwood P C	Ultramafic xenoliths in the Matsoku kimberlite pipe, Lesotho.	359-369. Abstract
Rickwood P C; Gurney J J; White-Cooper D R	The nature and occurrences of eclogite xenoliths in the kimberlites of Southern Africa.	371-393. Abstract
Rickwood P C	The nature and occurrences of non-eclogitic ultramafic xenoliths in the kimberlites of Southern Africa.	395-416. Abstract
Gurney J J; Berg G W	Potassium, rubidium and cesium in South African kimberlites and their peridotite xenoliths.	417-427. Abstract
Allsopp H.L., Davies, R.D., De Gasparis, A.A.A., Nicolaysen, L.O.	Review of Rb/Sr age measurements from the Early Precambrian terrain in the south-eastern Transvaal and Swaziland	433-444. Abstract
Carte, A.E., Van Rooyen, A.I.M.	Further measurements of heat flow in South Africa.	445-448. Abstract
Green, R.W., Bloch, S.	Recent developments in seismic investigation of crustal and upper mantle structure in South Africa.	477-484. Abstract
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No. 3. Symposium on Granites, Gneisses and Related Rocks. Salisbury 1973. Lister, L A, Ed. 1973.
Sutton J	Stages in the evolution of the granitic crust	1-6. Abstract
Mehnert K R	The origin of granitic rocks: a summary of recent investigations	7-11. Abstract
Fyfe W S	Granites past and present	13-16. Abstract
Clifford T N	African granulites and related rocks: a preliminary note	17-23. Abstract
Emmermann R; Rein G	Genesis of granite by anatexis and differentiation (southwestern Black Forest, Germany)	25-33. Abstract
Brindley J C	Some aspects of batholithic intrusion	35-44. Abstract
Hopgood A M	The significance of deformational sequences in discriminating between Precambrian terrains	45-51. Abstract
Bartholomew M J; Dietrich R V	Ptygma enigmas	53-58. Abstract
Phaup A E	The granitic rocks of the Rhodesian Craton. [Zimbabwe]	59-67. Abstract
Wilson J F; Harrison N M	Recent K-Ar age determinations on some Rhodesian granites. [Zimbabwe]	69-78. Abstract
Wilson J F	Granites and gneisses of the area around Mashaba, Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	79-84. Abstract
Stowe C W	The older tonalite gneiss complex in the Selukwe area, Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	85-95. Abstract
Leyshon P R	Two granite-gneiss domes in the Copper Queen area, Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	97-109. Abstract
Gewald H; Pirajno F	The Madziwa batholiths, northeastern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	111-120. Abstract
Stidolph P A	The granitic terrain north and east of the Shamva Greenstone Belt. [Zimbabwe]	121-125. Abstract
Harper, G.	Metamorphism in the southern Urungwe District, northwestern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	127-130. Abstract
Hunter D R	The granitic rocks of the Precambrian in Swaziland	131-147. Abstract
Thatcher E C	Gneisses and granites in the Malawi province of the Mozambique Belt	149-155. Abstract
Lister L A	The microgeomorphology of granite in northeastern Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	157-161. Abstract
Purves W D	Engineering implications of granite weathering	163-166. Abstract
Gordon P S L	The Selebi-Pikwe nickel-copper deposits, Botswana	167-187. Abstract
Roberts A E	The geological setting of copper ore bodies at Inyati Mine, Headlands District, Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	189-196. Abstract
Gatherall, D.J.	The Shabani younger granite, Shabani, Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	197-200. Abstract
Grubb, P.L.C.	Paragenesis of spodumene and other lithium minerals in some Rhodesian pegmatites. [Zimbabwe]	201-216. Abstract
Allsopp H L; Erlank A J; Hornung G	Rb-Sr age measurements on the Umkondo dolerites of Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	217. Abstract
Fitch F J; Miller J A	Dating granites by the potassium-argon method	219-225. Abstract
Saggerson E P	Metamorphic facies series in Africa: a contrast	227-234. Abstract
Bahnemann K P	The origin of the Singelele granite gneiss near Messina, Northern Transvaal	235-244. Abstract
Bahnemann, K.P.	The origin of the Singelele granite gneiss near Messina, northern Transvaal.	235-244. Abstract
Bennet J D	The gneisses and granitoid rocks of eastern Botswana	245-251. Abstract
Mackie T A; Oosthuizen J H C	The geology of the Towla-Jopempi area, Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	253-264. Abstract
Robertson I D M	Potash granites of the southern edge of the Rhodesian Craton and the Northern Granulite Zone of the Limpopo Mobile Belt. [Zimbabwe]	265-276. Abstract
Newton A R; Joubert P	Photogeology in a granite gneiss terrain, Namaqualand, South Africa	277-287. Abstract
Joubert P	The development of the gneisses of part of Namaqualand	289-305. Abstract
Bridgwater D; Windley B F	Anorthosites, post-orogenic granites, acid volcanic rocks and crustal development in the North Atlantic Shield during the mid-Proterozoic	307-317. Abstract
Windley B F	Archaean anorthosites: a review with the Fiskenaesset Complex, West Greenland as a model for interpretation	319-332. Abstract
Caminos R	Some granites, gneisses and metamorphites of Argentina	333-338. Abstract
Hodgson F D I	Petrography and evolution of the Brandberg intrusion, South West Africa. [Namibia]	339-343. Abstract
Wolhuter L E	The petrology of the Opemisca Lake Pluton, Quebec, Canada	345-359. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R	The geology and geochemistry of the Archaean granites and gneisses of the Johannesburg - Pretoria dome	361-385. Abstract
Wolhuter L E	Major and trace elements in the Opemisca Lake Granite Pluton, Quebec, Canada	387-409. Abstract
Kröner A	Metasomatism and granitization in part of the Namaqualand granite-gneiss complex - a comparison between petrographic evidence and geochemical data	411-417. Abstract
Viewing K A; Harrison N M	A geological reconnaissance of the Chinamora Batholith Near Salisbury, Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	419-432. Abstract
Dhana Raju R; Krishna Rao J S R	The petrochemistry of some Indian granitic rocks	433-441. Abstract
Miller R McG	The implication of albite rims in granite studies	443-446. Abstract
Smith C C; Fripp R E P	The northern contact facies of the Matopos Granite, Rhodesia. [Zimbabwe]	447-453. Abstract
Garlick W G	The Nchanga Granite. [Zambia]	455-474. Abstract
Bridgwater D; McGregor V R; Windley B F	Stages in the development of the early Precambrian crust of Greenland	475-477. Abstract
De Albuquerque C A R	The origin of enclaves in granitic rocks from northern Portugal	479-493. Abstract
Montoto M	Petrographic transformations in granitic rocks under tectonic stress	495-498. Abstract
Laurent R	The origin and kinematic evolution of a metasomatic granite of the Aiguilles Rouges, western Alps	499-505. Abstract
Mendelsohn F	Mobile belts	507-509. Abstract
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No. 4. Mineralization in Metamorphic Terranes. Verwoerd, W.J., ed. 1978. ISBN 0 627 010032.
Wynne-Edwards H R	Tectonic evaluation of Precambrian metamorphic terranes for mineral exploration.	3-5. Abstract
Brant A A; Fuller B D	Geophysical exploration and problems in metamorphic terranes	7-40. Abstract
Hopwood T	Conformable elongate ore bodies and intrafolial folds parallel to a mineral streaking lineation.	41-51. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Van Vuuren C J J; Pearton T N; Minnitt R C A; Muff R; Cilliers P	The regional geological setting of mineralization in the Murchison Range with particular reference to antimony.	55-76. Abstract
Pearton T N	The geology and geochemistry of the Monarch orebody and environs, Murchison Range, north-eastern Transvaal.	77-86. Abstract
De Waal S A	The nickel deposits at Bon Accord, Barberton, South Africa - a proposed paleometeorite.	87-98. Abstract
Van Niekerk C B; Burger A J	The age of the Moodies conglomerate boulders	99-106. Abstract
Foster R P; Mann A G; Armin T; Burmeister B B	Richardson's Kop wolframite deposit, Rhodesia: a geochemical model for the hydrothermal behaviour of tungsten	107-128. Abstract
Marsh S C K	Nickel-copper occurrences at Dikoloti and Lentswe, eastern Botswana.	131-148. Abstract
Van Reenen D D; Du Toit M C	The reaction garnet + quartz = cordierite + hypersthene in granulites of the Limpopo metamorphic complex in northern Transvaal	149-177. Abstract
Kröner A	The Namaqua Mobile Belt with in the framework of Precambrian crustal evolution in southern Africa.	181-188. Abstract
Beeson R; Brunke E G; Dent R H	Preliminary results from a regional geochemical survey in the north-western Cape Province	189-203. Abstract
Wheatley C J V	Aspects of geochemical exploration in the Bushmanland region, north-west Cape	205-214. Abstract
Joubert P	The fault pattern south of Kakamas - an example of convergent wrench fault tectonics.	215-222. Abstract
Cornell D H	Age and metamorphism of the Copperton Formation, Prieska District.	223-234. Abstract
Rozendaal A	The Gamsberg zinc deposit, Namaqualand.	235-265. Abstract
Lombaard A F; Schreuder F J G	Distribution pattern and general geological features of steep structures, megabreccias and basic rocks in the Okiep Copper district.	269-295. Abstract
Hälbich I W	Minor structures in gneiss and the origin of steep structures in the Okiep copper district.	297-322. Abstract
Van Zyl D	A petrological approach towards the ore-bearing potentialities of the Okiep basic intrusives in Namaqualand.	323-329. Abstract
Prins P; Venter J P	Primary dispersion aureoles associated with copper-bearing mafic bodies, Namaqualand.	331-344. Abstract
Clifford T N; Stumpfl E F; Burger A J	Mineralogical and isotope studies of the crystalline rocks of the Okiep-Nababeep District, Namaqualand.	345-347. Abstract
Stumpfl E F	Variations in silicate, oxide and sulphide mineralogy in the Okiep Copper District.	349-350. Abstract
McCarthy T S	A geochemical study of the gneisses of the Nababeep District, Namaqualand.	351-353. Abstract
Hugo D; Maher M J; Maske S	A review of the application of the magnetic and gravity methods of prospecting in the Okiep copper district.	355-383. Abstract
Muller J A; Maher M J; Saal E W	The significance of natural remanent magnetization in geophysical exploration in the Okiep copper district.	385-401. Abstract
Martin H	The mineralization of the ensialic Damara Orogenic Belt.	405-415. Abstract
Jacob R E	Granite genesis and associated mineralization in part of the Central Damara Belt.	417-432. Abstract
Finnemore S H	The geochemistry and origin of the Matchless amphibolite belt, Windhoek District, South-West Africa.	433-447. Abstract
Stowe C W	Structure of the Lomagundi Group in the Sinoia area, Rhodesia	449-459. Abstract
Bowes D R	Characterization of regimes of polyphase deformed metamorphic rocks in the Baltic Shield	463-475. Abstract
Stanton R L	Speculation on the chemical metasediments of Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia	477-480. Abstract
Both R A	Remobilization of mineralization during retrograde metamorphism, Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia	481-489. Abstract
Taylor A P	Textures in sulphide-bearing archaean ultramafic rocks from the Spargoville area, Western Australia	491-508. Abstract
Skinner W R; Bowes D R; Skinner D L	Petrochemistry of chromitite-bearing ultramafic complexes, Red Lodge, Montana, U.S.A.	509-527. Abstract
Wheatley C J V	Ore mineral fabrics in the Avoca polymetallic sulphide deposits, south-east Ireland	529-544. Abstract
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No. 5. A symposium on mineral deposits and the transportation and deposition of metals. C.R. Anhaeusser, R.P. Foster and T. Stratten, eds. 1979. ISBN 0 620 03798 9.
Wilson J F	A preliminary reappraisal of the Rhodesian basement complex.	1-23. Abstract
Foster R P; Mann A G; Miller R G; Smith P J R	Genesis of archaean gold mineralisation with reference to three deposits in the Gatooma area, Rhodesia.	25-38. Abstract
Stowe C W	Gold and associated mineralization in the Que Que area, Rhodesia	39-48. Abstract
Stidolph P A	The distribution of gold in the Shamva Greenstone Belt	49-53. Abstract
Harrison N M	The geology of the Redwing Gold Mine, Penhalonga, Umtali District, Rhodesia.	55-60. Abstract
Roberts A E	A gold-bearing felsite horizon near Umtali - Rhodesia	61-65. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Bernasconi A	The geochemistry, regional setting and genesis of the Shangani-Damba nickel deposits, Rhodesia.	67-98. Abstract
Anderson L G; Varndell B J; Westner G J	Some geological aspects of the Perseverance nickel deposit, Rhodesia	99-107. Abstract
Mowbray R J; Brand E L; Hofmeyer P K; Potter M	The Hunters Road nickel prospect.	109-116. Abstract
Lear P A	The ore mineralogy of the Pikwe and Selebi nickel-copper deposits, Botswana	117-132. Abstract
Viljoen M J	The geology and geochemistry of the "Antimony Line" in the United Jack Complex, Murchison Range.	133-158. Abstract
Pearton T N	A geochemical investigation of the carbonate and associated rocks of the Monarch Antimony Mine, Murchison Range, north-eastern Transvaal.	159-166. Abstract
Muff R; Saager R	Metallogenic interpretations from a mineragraphic and geostatistic study of antimony ores of the Murchison Greenstone Belt, South Africa	167-179. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R; Ryan P J	"Barren" massive sulphide deposits in the Mphoengs schist belt, Rhodesia: a case history	181-203. Abstract
Fripp R E P; Donelly T H; Lambert I B	Sulphur isotope results for archaean banded iron-formation, Rhodesia	205-208. Abstract
Bahnemann K P; Lockett N H	The geology and copper mineralization of the Gwai River Mine area, Wankie District, Rhodesia	209-217. Abstract
Mann A G	Sedimentological control of copper deposition in the Sijarira Group, western Umniati River area, Rhodesia	219-227. Abstract
Cotterill P	The Selukwe schist belt and its chromitite deposits	229-245. Abstract
Moore A C	Chromite in Norway	247-252. Abstract
Viewing K A; Hodgson W A; Wenden D A	The geochemistry of the two granites associated with mineral deposits, near Salisbury, Rhodesia	253-261. Abstract
Connan J	Genetic relation between oil and ore in some Pb-Zn-Ba ore deposits	263-274. Abstract
Crocker I T	Metallogenic aspects of the Bushveld granites: Fluorite, tin and associated rare metal-carbonate mineralisation.	275-295. Abstract
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No. 6. Some sedimentary basins and associated ore deposits of South Africa. Ann M. Anderson and W.J. Van Biljon, eds. 1979. ISBN 0 620 04026 2.
Picard M D; High L R (Jr)	Lacustrine stratigraphic relations.	1-21. Abstract
Muff R; Saager R	Petrographic and mineragraphic investigations of the archaean gold placer at Mount Robert in the Pietersburg Greenstone Belt, northern Transvaal	23-31. Abstract
Pretorius D A	The depositional environment of the Witwatersrand goldfields: a chronological review of speculations and observations.	33-55. Abstract
Von Rahden H V R; Von Rahden M J E	A geostatistical study of the Ventersdorp Contact and Vaal Reefs.	57-64. Abstract
Martini J E J	A copper bearing bed in the Pretoria Group in northeastern Transvaal.	65-72. Abstract
Crocker I T	Fluorite mineralisation in the dolomite of the Transvaal Supergroup.	73-82. Abstract
Anderson A M; McLachlan I R	The oil-shale potential of the early Permian White Band Formation in southern Africa	83-89. Abstract
Ryan P J; Whitfield C G	Basinal analysis of the Ecca and lowermost Beaufort beds and associated coal, uranium and heavy mineral beach sand occurrences.	91-101. Abstract
Van Vuuren C J; Cole D I	The stratigraphy and depositional environments of the Ecca Group in the northern part of the Karoo Basin	103-111. Abstract
Steyn P P A; Beukes N J	Die sedimentologie van die Davelsteenkoolveld van die Vryheid Formasie van die Karoo Supergroep in die oos-Transvaal	113-129. Abstract
Rowsell D M; Connan J	Oil generation, migration and preservation in the Middle Ecca sequence near Dannhauser and Wakkerstroom	131-150. Abstract
Bredell, J.H.	The nature and distribution of the Karoo sequence on the east and west Rand with special reference to refractory clays.	151-160. Abstract
McLachlan I R; McMillan I K	Microfaunal biostratigraphy, chronostratigraphy and history of mesozoic and cenozoic deposits on the coastal margin of South Africa	161-181. Abstract
Winter H De La R	Application of basic principles of stratigraphy to the Jurassic-Cretaceous interval in Southern Africa.	183-196. Abstract
Du Toit S R	The Mesozoic history of the Agulhas Bank in terms of the plate-tectonic theory	197-203. Abstract
Leith M J; Rowsell D M	Burial history and temperature-depth conditions for hydrocarbon generation and migration on the Agulhas Bank, South Africa	205-217. Abstract
Stratten T	The origin of the diamondiferous alluvial gravels in southwestern Transvaal.	219-228. Abstract
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No. 7. ICAM 81. Proceedings of the First International Congress on Applied Mineralogy. De Villiers, J.P.R., Cawthorn P.A, eds. 1983. ISBN 0 620 06589 3.
Amstutz G C	Mineralogy and petrology applied to exploration.	1-4. Abstract
Eales H V; Reynolds I M	Factors influencing the composition of chromite and magnetite in some southern African rocks.	5-20. Abstract
Groves D I; Barrett F M; Brotherton R H	Exploration significance of chrome-spinels in mineralized ultramafic rocks and nickel-copper ores.	21-30. Abstract
Ahlrichs J W	The role of the mineralogist in the exploration and testing of gold ore.	31-37. Abstract
Hallbauer D K	Geochemistry and fluid inclusions in detrital minerals as guides to their provenance and distribution.	39-57. Abstract
Kable E J D	Characterisation of quartz and pyrite in Witwatersrand gold-bearing conglomerates by minor and trace elements.	59-66. Abstract
Meyer M; Saager R; Köppel V	Radionuclide techniques and lead isotope analyses as tools in uranium exploration.	67-77. Abstract
Phillips G N; Groves D I; Clark M E	The importance of host-rock mineralogy in the location of Archaean epigenetic gold deposits.	79-86. Abstract
Fitzpatrick R W	Occurrence and mineralogy of ferruginous bauxites along the eastern seaboard of South Africa.	87-96. Abstract
Mackowsky M -T	The application of coal petrology.	97-109. Abstract
Smith W H; Roux H J; Steyn J G D	The classification of coal macerals and their relation to certain chemical and physical parameters of coal.	111-115. Abstract
Macgregor I M	Preliminary results on the relationship of coal petrology to coal cuttability in some South African coals.	117-128. Abstract
Willis J P	Trace-element studies on South African coals and fly ash.	129-135. Abstract
Falcon L M; Falcon R M S	The application of coal petrography to certain beneficiation techniques on South African coal.	137-148. Abstract
Krynauw J R	A preliminary investigation into the suitability of South African anthracites for Soderberg electrodes.	149-155. Abstract
Smith W H; Roux H J; Sterling K J	Automation as applied in coal petrography.	157-161. Abstract
Gaigher J L	Quantitative x-ray diffraction for the determination of minerals in South African coal production samples.	163-168. Abstract
Hart R J; Leahy R M	The geochemical characterisation of coal seams from the Witbank Basin.	169-174. Abstract
Henley K J	Ore-dressing mineralogy - a review of techniques, applications and recent developments.	175-200. Abstract
Petruk W; Schnarr J R	The behaviour of minerals during flotation of a base-metal ore from the Brunswick No. 12 deposit in Canada.	201-208. Abstract
Hagni R D	Applications of the ore microscope to ore-dressing problems in the Viburnum trend, south-east Missouri, USA.	209-215. Abstract
Watson M D; Botha P H	Mineralogical investigation of the ore and plant products as an aid for improved beneficiation of the Zn-Pb-Cu ore at Rosh Pinah, South West Africa.	217-223. Abstract
Hense J	Intergrowth as a limiting factor of lead-zinc separation in complex ore processing - a plant study.	225-227. Abstract
Wilson A F	The economic significance of non-hydrothermal transport of gold, and of the accretion of large gold nuggets in laterite and other weathering profiles in Australia.	229-234. Abstract
Dimanche F; Ek C; Frenay J	Processing of Belgian oxidised zinc ores: a good example of applied mineralogy.	235-237. Abstract
Bockmann De Cianciarulo S	Relationship between mineral textures and their industrial behaviour.	239-243. Abstract
De Waal S A	The effects of supergene alteration on the chemistry and floatability of sphalerite.	245-251. Abstract
D'Orey F L C; Rebelo J L A	The nature of the refractory iron ores at Moncorvo, north-eastern Portugal.	253-260. Abstract
Hausen D M	Process mineralogy of auriferous pyritic ores at Carlin, Nevada.	261-269. Abstract
Hofmeyr P K; Potgieter G A	The occurrence of pseudo-hydrothermal gold in pyrite at Unisel Gold Mines Limited.	271-274. Abstract
Knights J G	Hilton Mine silver mineralogy - its distribution, textural associations and metallurgical significance.	275-286. Abstract
Vochten R F	Formation of secondary uranyl phosphates in the oxidation zone of uranium deposits.	287-293. Abstract
Peyerl W	The metallurgical implications of the mode of occurrence of platinum-group metals in the Merensky Reef and UG-2 chromitite of the Bushveld Complex.	295-300. Abstract
Smits G; Uiterwijk B H	The uranium mineralization in the south-western Karoo: its mineralogy and genesis.	301-313. Abstract
Tanelli G; Lattanzi P	Pyritic ores of southern Tuscany, Italy.	315-323. Abstract
Muan A	Equilibria in metal and oxide systems at high temperatures.	325-336. Abstract
Kinloch E D	The role of mineralogy in pilot plant pre-reduction of chromite ores in South Africa.	337-349. Abstract
Wedepohl A; Barcza N A	The "dig-out" of a ferrochromium furnace.	351-363. Abstract
Blaschek O; Paulitsch P	Glass ceramic fibres	365-367. Abstract
Howden M G	The in situ synthesis of zeolite Y in fired kaolinite matrices.	369-373. Abstract
Koursaris A; Kleyenstüber A S E; Finn C W P	A mineralogical investigation of the reduction of Mamatwan manganese ore with carbon.	375-382. Abstract
Buchanan D L; Nolan J; Wilkinson N; De Villiers J P R	An experimental investigation of sulphur solubility as a function of temperature in synthetic silicate melts.	383-391. Abstract
Krüger J E	Study of the devitrification and hydration of vitreous, high-magnesia blast-furnace slag by means of differential thermal analysis, thermogravimetry, X-ray diffraction and electron microscopy.	393-402. Abstract
Crawford D	The fine structure of amphiboles, carbonaceous material and chromites as revealed by transmission electron microscopy.	403-408. Abstract
Paterson A W; Heckroodt R O	An infra-red study of the modification of water adsorption on kaolin in the presence of adsorbed polyacrylamide.	409-412. Abstract
Brynard H J	Fission-track studies of uranium distribution in geological samples.	413-417. Abstract
Watterson J I W; Mngadi T J; Sellschop J P F	Instrumental neutron-activation analysis of zircons from the upper Witwatersrand System.	419-424. Abstract
Smyth C P	Mineralogical correction factors applied to x-ray fluorescence analysis of manganese ore in powder brickette form.	425-434. Abstract
De Villiers J P R; Ormrod G T W; Cole A E	On-stream analysis, by X-ray diffraction, of apatite-containing slurries.	435-442. Abstract
King R P	Stereological methods for the prediction and measurement of mineral liberation.	443-447. Abstract
Oosthuyzen E J	The application of automatic image analysis to mineralogy and extractive metallurgy.	449-464. Abstract
Bentz E	Combined morphological and reflectivity measurements for the description of mineral resources using image analysis.	465-467. Abstract
Barbery G; Bloise R; Gateau C; Reinhart C	Mineral liberation measurements and their interpretation.	469-473. Abstract
Jones M P	The characterisation of ores and mineral products by automatic image analysis of mineralogical features.	475-478. Abstract
Hiemstra S A	The iridescent coating of polished sections, and its application to ore microscopy and image analysis.	479-483. Abstract
Lombaard T; Hiemstra S A	Development of an apparatus for the magnetohydrostatic separation of minerals.	485-489. Abstract
Zimmels Y; Lin I J	Advances in magnetic separation techniques for mineralogical studies.	491-498. Abstract
Viljoen E A; Johnson J A	Microbeam techniques in applied mineralogy.	499-506. Abstract
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No. 8. The Limpopo Belt. A contribution to the National Geodynamics Programme. W J Biljon & J H Legg, eds. 1983. ISBN 0 620 06586 9.
Nicolaysen L O	Preface. The Limpopo Belt - a contribution to the National Geodynamics Programme.	p vii. Abstract
Barton J M (Jr)	Introduction to Limpopo Belt.	1-3. Abstract
Watkeys M K	Brief explanatory notes on the provisional geological map of the Limpopo Belt and environs.	5-8. Abstract
Barton J M; Ryan B; Fripp R E P	Rb-Sr and U-Th-Pb isotopic studies of the Sand River Gneisses, Central Zone, Limpopo Mobile Belt.	9-18. Abstract
Barton J M; Key R M	Rb-Sr ages and geological setting of certain rock units from the central zone of the Limpopo Mobile Belt, near Zanzibar, eastern Botswana.	19-25. Abstract
Barton J M; Fripp R E P; Horrocks P C	Rb-Sr ages and chemical composition of some deformed Archaean mafic dykes, Central Zone, Limpopo Mobile Belt, southern Africa.	27-37. Abstract
Barton J M	Pb-isotopic evidence for the age of the Messina Layered Intrusion, Central Zone, Limpopo Mobile Belt.	39-41. Abstract
Barton J M	Pb-isotopic studies of banded iron-formation, Central Zone, Limpopo Mobile Belt.	43-44. Abstract
Barton J M; McCourt S	Rb-Sr age for the Palala Granite, Limpopo Mobile Belt.	45-46. Abstract
Ryan B D; Kramers J D; Stacey J S; Delevaux M; Barton J M (Jr); Fripp R E P	Strontium and lead isotopic studies and K/Rb ratio measurements relating to the origin and emplacement of the copper deposits near Messina, South Africa.	47-53. Abstract
Barton J M (Jr); Du Toit M C; Van Reenen D D; Ryan B	Geochronologic studies in the Southern Marginal Zone of the Limpopo Mobile Belt, southern Africa.	55-64. Abstract
Watkeys M K; Light M P R; Broderick T J	A retrospective view of the Central Zone of the Limpopo Belt, Zimbabwe	65-80. Abstract
Horrocks P C	The Precambrian geology of an area between Messina and Tshipise, Limpopo Mobile Belt.	81-88. Abstract
Fripp R E P	The Precambrian geology of the area around the Sand River near Messina, Central Zone, Limpopo Mobile Belt.	89-102. Abstract
Brandl G	Geology and geochemistry of various supracrustal rocks of the Beit Bridge Complex east of Messina.	103-112. Abstract
McCourt S	Archaean lithologies of the Koedoesrand area, north-west Transvaal, South Africa.	113-119. Abstract
Du Toit M C; Van Reenen D D; Roering C	Some aspects of the geology, structure and metamorphism of the Southern Marginal Zone of the Limpopo Metamorphic Complex.	121-142. Abstract
Van Reenen D D	Cordierite + garnet + hypersthene + biotite-bearing assemblages as a function of changing metamorphic conditions in the Southern Marginal Zone of the Limpopo Metamorphic Complex, South Africa.	143-167. Abstract
Key R M; Ermanovics I F; Skinner A C	The evolution of the southern margin of the Limpopo Mobile Belt in Botswana.	169-174. Abstract
Coward M P	Some thoughts on the tectonics of the Limpopo Belt.	175-180. Abstract
Barker O B	A proposed geotectonic model for the Soutpansberg Group within the Limpopo Mobile Belt, South Africa.	181-190. Abstract
Barton J M (Jr)	Our understanding of the Limpopo Belt - a summary with proposals for future research.	191-203. Abstract
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No. 9. Contributions to the geology of the Barberton Mountain Land. National Geodynamics Programme, Barberton Project. C.R. Anhaeusser, ed. 1983. ISBN 0 620 06587 7
Nicolaysen L O	Preface. Contributions to the geology of the Barberton Mountain Land.	p vii. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R	Introduction. Contributions to the geology of the Barberton Mountain Land.	xi-xiv. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Viljoen R P; Smith H S; Erlank A J	Geological, textural and geochemical features of komatiitic flows from the Komati Formation.	1-20. Abstract
De Wit M J; Fripp R E P; Stanistreet I G	Tectonic and stratigraphic implications of new field observations along the southern part of the Barberton Greenstone Belt	21-29. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R	The geology of the Schapenburg greenstone remnant and surrounding Archaean granitic terrane south of Badplaas, Eastern Transvaal.	31-44. Abstract
Jackson M P A; Robertson D I	Regional implications of early-Precambrian strains in the Onverwacht Group adjacent to the Lochiel Granite, north-west Swaziland	45-62. Abstract
Barton J M (Jr); Robb L J; Anhaeusser C R; Van Nierop D A	Geochronologic and Sr-isotopic studies of certain units in the Barberton granite-greenstone terrane, South Africa.	63-72. Abstract
Barton J M (Jr)	Isotopic constraints on possible tectonic models for crustal evolution in the Barberton granite-greenstone terrane, southern Africa	73-79. Abstract
Robb L J	The nature, origin and significance of Archaean migmatites in the Barberton Mountain Land: A new approach in the assessment of early crustal evolution.	81-101. Abstract
Robb L J; Anhaeusser C R	Chemical and petrogenetic characteristics of Archaean tonalite-trondhjemite gneiss plutons in the Barberton Mountain Land.	103-116. Abstract
Robb L J; Anhaeusser C R; Van Nierop D A	The recognition of the Nelspruit Batholith north of the Barberton Greenstone Belt and its significance in terms of Archaean crustal evolution.	117-130. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R; Robb L J	Geological and geochemical characteristics of the Heerenveen and Mpuluzi batholiths south of the Barberton greenstone belt and preliminary thoughts on their petrogenesis.	131-151. Abstract
Robb L J	Geological and chemical characteristics of late granite plutons in the Barberton region and Swaziland with an emphasis on the Dalmein Pluton - A review.	153-167. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R; Robb L J; Barton J M (Jr)	Mineralogy, petrology and origin of the Boesmanskop Syeno-granite Complex, Barberton Mountain Land, South Africa.	169-183. Abstract
De Wit M J	Notes on a preliminary 1:25 000 geological map of the Southern Part of the Barberton Greenstone Belt	185-187, map. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R; Robb L J	Chemical analyses of granitoid rocks from the Barberton Mountain Land.	189-219. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R; Robb L J; Viljoen M J	Notes on the provisional geological map of the Barberton Greenstone Belt and surrounding granitic terrane, Eastern Transvaal and Swaziland (1:25 000 colour map)	221-223, map. Abstract
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No. 10. The Namaqualand Metamorphic Complex. 1983. ISBN 0 620 06641 5.
Blignault H J; Marais J A H; Van Der Merwe S W; Van Aswegen G; Muller J A	The Namaqualand Geotraverse (map)	map. Abstract
Blignault H J; Van Aswegen G; Van Der Merwe S W; Colliston W P	The Namaqualand Geotraverse and environs: part of the Proterozoic Namaqua Mobile Belt.	1-29. Abstract
Van Aswegen G	The Gladkop Suite - the grey and pink gneisses of Steinkopf.	31-44. Abstract
Barton E S	Reconnaissance isotopic investigations in the Namaqua Mobile Belt and implications for Proterozoic crustal evolution - Namaqua Geotraverse.	45-66. Abstract
Reid D L; Barton E S	Geochemical characterization of granitoids in the Namaqualand geotraverse.	67-82. Abstract
Holland J G; Marais J A H	The significance of the geochemical signature of the Proterozoic gneisses of the Namaqualand Metamorphic Complex with special reference to the Okiep Copper District	83-89. Abstract
De Beer J H; Meyer R	Geoelectrical and gravitational characteristics of the Namaqua-Natal mobile belt and its boundaries.	91-100. Abstract
Colliston W P	Stratigraphic and depositional aspects of the Proterozoic metasediments of the Aggeneys Subgroup at Pella and Dabenoris	101-110. Abstract
Ritter U	The mid-Proterozoic magmatic and tectono-thermal evolution of the Richtersveld.	111-122. Abstract
Kröner A; Barton E S; Burger A J; Allsopp H L; Bertrand J M	The ages of the Goodhouse Granite and grey gneisses from the Marginal Zone of the Richtersveld Province and their bearing on the timing of tectonic events in the Namaqua Mobile Belt.	123-129. Abstract
Smit G J; Muller J A	A statistical study of aeromagnetic anomaly trends and aeromagnetic lineaments in and around the Okiep Copper District, Namaqualand.	131-137. Abstract
Muller J A; Smit G J	A geophysical study along a profile from Garies to Vioolsdrif across the Okiep Copper District.	139-146. Abstract
Stowe C W	The Upington Geotraverse and its implications for craton margin tectonics.	147-171. Abstract
Barton E S; Burger A J	Reconnaissance isotopic investigations in the Namaqua Mobile Belt and implications for Proterozoic crustal evolution - Upington Geotraverse.	173-191. Abstract
Van Bever Donker J M	The Neusspruit Lineament, Upington Geotraverse, possible boundary between the Namaqualand Metamorphic Complex and the Namaqua Front.	193-198. Abstract
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No. 11. Evolution of the Damara Orogen of South West Africa/Namibia. National Geodynamics Programme. 1983. R. McG. Miller, ed. ISBN 0 620 06592 3.
Nicolaysen L O	Preface. Evolution of the Damara Orogen of South West Africa/Namibia.	p vii. Abstract
Miller R McG	Introduction. Evolution of the Damara Orogen of South West Africa/Namibia.	xi-xiii. Abstract
Behr H J; Ahrendt H; Porada H; Röhrs J; Weber K	Upper Proterozoic playa and sabkha deposits in the Damara Orogen, SWA/Namibia.	1-20. Abstract
Porada H; Wittig R	Turbidites and their significance for the geosynclinal evolution of the Damara Orogen, South West Africa/Namibia.	21-36. Abstract
Downing K N	The stratigraphy and palaeoenvironment of the Damara Sequence in the Okahandja Lineament area.	37-41. Abstract
Hoffmann K H	Lithostratigraphy and facies of the Swakop Group of the southern Damara Belt, SWA/Namibia.	43-63. Abstract
Miller R McG; Freyer E E; Hälbich I W	A turbidite succession equivalent to the entire Swakop Group.	65-71. Abstract
Miller R McG; Barnes S-J; Balkwill G	Possible active margin deposits within the southern Damara Orogen: The Kuiseb Formation between Okahandja and Windhoek.	73-88. Abstract
Germs G J B	Implications of a sedimentary facies and depositional environmental analysis of the Nama Group in South West Africa/Namibia.	89-114. Abstract
Miller R McG	Tectonic implications of the contrasting geochemistry of Damaran mafic volcanic rocks, South West Africa/Namibia.	115-138. Abstract
Schmidt A; Wedepohl K H	Chemical composition and genetic relations of the Matchless amphibolite (Damara Orogenic Belt).	139-145. Abstract
Barnes S-J	Pan-African serpentinites in central South West Africa/Namibia and the chemical classification of serpentinites.	147-155. Abstract
Jacob R E; Snowden P A; Bunting F J L	Geology and structural development of the Tumas Basement Dome and its cover rocks.	157-172. Abstract
Freyer E E; Hälbich I W	A note on the Ogden Rocks Formation: A protomylonite belt in the Damara Orogen.	173-174. Abstract
Kasch K W	Folding and thrust tectonics in the south-eastern portion of the Damara Orogen around Omitara, Namibia.	175-184. Abstract
Behr H J; Ahrendt H; Porada H; Weber K	The Sole Dolomite at the base of the Naukluft Nappe Complex.	185-197. Abstract
Martin H; Porada H; Wittig R	Where lies the root zone of the Naukluft Nappe Complex?	199-207.

Mineral Deposits of Southern Africa, C. R. Anhaeusser and S. Maske, eds. 1986. ISBN 0-620-09441-9.		Back to top of page
Author	Title	Pages
Söhnge A P G	Mineral provinces of Southern Africa	1, 1-23. Abstract
Beukes T E	Economic aspects of southern African mineral exploration	1, 25-31. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R; Viljoen M J.	Archaean metallogeny of South Africa	1, 33-41. Abstract
Foster R P; Mann A G; Stowe C W; Wilson J F.	Archaean gold mineralization in Zimbabwe	1, 43-112. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R	Archaean gold mineralization in the Barberton Mountain Land	1, 113-154. Abstract
Wagener J H F; Wiegand J	The Sheba Gold Mine, Barberton greenstone belt	1, 155-161. Abstract
Voges F D	The New Consort Gold Mine, Barberton greenstone belt	1, 163-168. Abstract
Wiggett B S A; Brink W C J; Vorster M A	The Fairview Gold Mine, Barberton greenstone belt	1, 169-179. Abstract
Wagener J H F	The Agnes Gold Mine, Barberton Greenstone Belt	1, 181-185. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R	The Lily Gold Mine, Barberton Greenstone Belt; geology; mineralogy; and supergene gold enrichment	1, 187-196. Abstract
Potgieter G A; De Villiers J P R.	Controls of mineralization at the Fumani gold deposit, Sutherland greenstone belt	1, 197-203. Abstract
Saager R; Muff R	The gold occurrences of the Eersteling Goldfield, Pietersburg Greenstone Belt	1, 205-211. Abstract
Saager R; Muff R	The auriferous placer at Mount Robert, Pietersburg greenstone belt	1, 213-220. Abstract
Bohmke F C; Varndell S J.	Gold in granulites at Renco Mine, Zimbabwe	1, 221-230. Abstract
Anderson I G	The Empress Nickel Deposit, Zimbabwe	1, 231-236. Abstract
Chimimba L R	The Madizwa nickel-copper deposits, Zimbabwe	1, 237-241. Abstract
Johnson R S	The Phoenix and Selkirk nickel-copper sulphide ore deposits, Tati Greenstone Belt, Eastern Botswana	1, 243-248. Abstract
Chimimba L R; Ncube S M N.	Nickel sulphide mineralization at Trojan Mine, Zimbabwe	1, 249-253. Abstract
Baglow N	The Epoch nickel deposit, Zimbabwe	1, 255-262. Abstract
Killick A M.	The Damba sulphide nickel Deposits, Zimbabwe	1, 263-273. Abstract
Mackie T A; Ferreira C A M; And Finnemore S H.	The geology and exploration of the Matopos Dam nickel-copper occurrence, Zimbabwe	1, 275-279. Abstract
Keenan J	The Bon Accord nickel sulphide deposit, Barberton Greenstone Belt	1, 281-285. Abstract
De Waal S A	The Bon Accord nickel occurrence at Barberton	1, 287-291. Abstract
Pearton T N; Viljoen M J	Antimony mineralization in the Murchison greenstone belt - An overview	1, 293-320. Abstract
Abbot J E; Van Vuuren C J J; And Viljoen M J.	The Alpha-Gravelotte antimony ore body, Murchison Greenstone Belt	1, 321-332. Abstract
Willson C; Viljoen M J	The Athens antimony orebody, Murchison Greenstone Belt	1, 333-338. Abstract
Pearton T N	The Monarch Cinnabar Mine: Murchison greenstone belt	1, 339-348. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Muff R; Paizes P.	The Amo antimony deposit, Barberton Greenstone Belt	1, 349-357. Abstract
Anhaeusser C R	The geological setting of chrysotile asbestos occurrences in southern Africa	1, 359-375. Abstract
Laubscher D H	Chrysotile asbestos in the Vishavane (Shabani) and Mashavi (Mashaba) Areas, Zimbabwe	1, 377-393. Abstract
Barton C M	The Havelock asbestos deposit in Swaziland, Barberton Greenstone Belt	1, 395-407. Abstract
Voight J C; Bottner W; Schaum H H	Chrysotile asbestos at the Msauli Mine, Barberton greenstone belt	1, 409-420. Abstract
Laubscher D H	The New Amianthus chrysotile asbestos deposit, Kaapsehoop, Barberton greenstone belt	1, 421-426. Abstract
Menell R P; Brewer T H; Delve J R; Anhaeusser C R	The Kalkkloof chrysotile asbestos deposit and surrounding area, Barberton Mountain Land	1, 427-435. Abstract
Robb L J; Robb V M	Archaean pegmatite deposits in the north-eastern Transvaal	1, 437-449. Abstract
Reynolds I M	Vanadium-bearing titaniferous iron ores of the Rooiwater Complex, north-eastern Transvaal	1, 451-460. Abstract
Collins R G	The Zandrivierspoort magnetite deposit, Pietersburg District, northern Transvaal	1, 461-467. Abstract
Furnell R G	The Shangoni tungsten deposit, Sutherland greenstone belt	1, 469-472. Abstract
Saager R; Stupp H D; Utter T; Matthey H O	Geological and mineralogical notes on placer occurrences in some conglomerates of the Pongola sequence	1, 473-487. Abstract
Pretorius D A	The goldfields of the Witwatersrand Basin	1, 489-493. Abstract
Allsopp H L And Welke H J	Age limits to the Witwatersrand Supergroup	1, 495-496. Abstract
Minter W E L; Hill W C N; Kidger R J; Kingsley C D And Snowden P A	The Welkom Goldfield	1, 497-539. Abstract
Tweedie K A M	The discovery and exploration of Beisa and Beatrix Gold and Uranium Mines in the southern extension of the Welkom Goldfield	1, 541-547. Abstract
Antrobus E S A; Brink W C J, Brink M C; Caulkin J; Hutchinson R I; Thomas D E; Van Graan J A And Viljoen J J	The Klerksdorp Goldfield	1, 549-598. Abstract
Engelbrecht C J, Baumbach G W S, Matthysen J L And Fletcher P	The West Wits Line	1, 599-648. Abstract
Tucker R F; Viljoen R P	The geology of the West Rand goldfield, with special reference to the southern limb	1, 649-688. Abstract
Antrobus E S A	The South Rand Goldfield	1, 689-703. Abstract
Tweedie E B	The Evander Goldfield	1, 705-730. Abstract
Hallbauer D K	The mineralogy and geochemistry of Witwatersrand pyrite, gold, uranium, and carbonaceous matter	1, 731-752. Abstract
Gay N C; Jager A J	The influence of geological features on problems of rock mechanics in Witwatersrand Mines	1, 753-772. Abstract
Venter P P	Geotechnical engineering and hydrogeological problems encountered in the Welkom goldfield in the 1950's	1, 773-777. Abstract
Bekker E H	Fossil water and the associated gas mixture within and below the Ventersdorp Supergroup in the Harmony mine area, Welkom Goldfield	1, 779-781. Abstract
Lain M J	Some engineering geology problems associated with mine and township development in the Welkom Goldfield	1, 783-789. Abstract
Wolmarans J F	Some engineering-geological and hydrogeological aspects of mining on the West Wits Line	1, 791-796. Abstract
Brand E L	Water and gas occurrences in the Evander Goldfield	1, 797-809. Abstract
Button A	The Transvaal sub-basin of the Transvaal Sequence	1, 811-817. Abstract
Beukes N J	The Transvaal Sequence in Griqualand West	1, 819-828. Abstract
Page D C; Du Plessis P G	Chert-free metallurgical grade dolomite in the southern Transvaal: The Mooiplaas and Glen Mines	1, 829-835. Abstract
Martini J E J	The Zeerust fluorspar deposits, Western Transvaal	1, 837-841. Abstract
Ryan P J	The Witkop Fluorspar Mine near Zeerust, western Transvaal	1, 843-849. Abstract
Bear L M	Note on the Bulhoek Fluorspar Mine, Groot Marico District	1, 851. Abstract
Clay A N	The stratigraphy of the Malmani Dolomite Subgroup in the Carletonville area, Transvaal: genetic implications for lead-zinc mineralization	1, 853-860. Abstract
Philpott G D; Ainslie L C	Lead mineralization on Leeuwbosch 129 KQ, Thabazimbi District	1, 861-866. Abstract
Wheatley C J C, Whitfield, K J And Birch A	The Pering carbonate-hosted zinc-lead deposit, Griqualand West	1, 867-874. Abstract
Southwood M J	The mineralogy of the Pering zinc-lead deposit, Cape Province, with special reference to supergene alteration.	1, 875-889. Abstract
Wheatley C.J.V., Friggens P.J., Dooge F.	The Bushy Park carbonate-hosted zinc-lead deposit, Griqualand West	1, 891-900. Abstract
Beukes N J; Dreyer C J B	Amosite asbestos deposits of the Penge area	1, 901-910. Abstract
Beukes N J; Dreyer C J B	Crocidolite deposits of the Pomfret area, Griqualand West	1, 911-921. Abstract
Van Deventer J L; Eriksson P G; Snyman C P	The Thabazimbi iron ore deposits, northern-western Transvaal	1, 923-929. Abstract
Van Schalkwyk J F; Beukes N J	The Sishen iron ore deposit, Griqualand West	1, 931-956. Abstract
Grobbelaar W S And Beukes N J	The Bishop and Glosam Manganese Mines and the Beeshoek Iron Ore Mine of the Postmasburg area	1, 957-961. Abstract
Nel C J, Beukes N J And De Villiers J P R	The Mamatwan Manganese Mine of the Kalahari manganese field	1, 963-978. Abstract
Jennings M	The Middelplaats manganese ore deposit, Griqualand West	1, 979-983. Abstract
Steyn M V R; Gardyne W N; Klop A A C	The Gopane manganese deposits, Bophuthatswana	1, 985-989. Abstract
Collins L A	Note on the exploration of Pretoria shales in the Vereeniging District, Transvaal	1, 991-992. Abstract
Hammerbeck E C I	Andalusite in the metamorphic aureole of the Bushveld Complex	1, 993-1004. Abstract
Human D R; Collins L A	The Havercroft-Streatham andalusite deposit, Eastern Transvaal	1, 1005-1008. Abstract
Kenyon A K; Attridge R L; Coetzee G L.	The Uitkomst nickel-copper deposit, eastern Transvaal	1, 1009-1017. Abstract
Pretorius D A	The compilation of the geological map of the Witwatersrand Basin	1, 1019-1020. Abstract
Vermaak C F; Von Gruenewaldt G.	Introduction to the Bushveld Complex	2, 1021-1029. Abstract
Lee C A; Sharpe M R	The structural setting of the Bushveld Complex - An assessment aided by LANDSAT imagery	2, 1031-1038. Abstract
Walraven F	A note on the stratigraphic terminology of the Bushveld Complex	2, 1039-1040. Abstract
Viljoen M J; De Klerk W J; Coetzer P M; Hatch N P; Kinloch E; Peyerl W	The Union Section of Rustenburg Platinum Mines Limited with reference to the Merensky Reef	2, 1061-1090. Abstract
Leeb-Du Toit A.	The Impala Platinum Mines	2, 1091-1106. Abstract
Viljoen M J; Hieber R	The Rustenburg section of Rustenburg Platinum Mines Limited, with reference to the Merensky reef	2, 1107-1134. Abstract
Farquhar J	The Western Platinum Mine	2, 1135-1142. Abstract
Mossom R J	The Atok Platinum Mine	2, 1143-1154. Abstract
Vermaak C F	Summary aspects of the economics of chromium with special reference to Southern Africa	2, 1155-1181. Abstract
Ireland K.L.	The Winterveld (TCL) Chrome Mine Limited, Eastern Bushveld Complex	2, 1183-1188. Abstract
Worst B G	The chromitite deposits of the Montrose and Groothoek Mines, eastern Bushveld Complex	2, 1189-1195. Abstract
Gain S B	The Upper group chromitite layers at Maandagshoek, eastern Bushveld Complex	2, 1197-1208. Abstract
Worst B G	The chromite deposits at Kroondal Chrome Mine, western Bushveld Complex	2, 1209-1215. Abstract
Von Gruenewaldt G; Worst B G	Chromite deposits At Zwartkop Chrome Mine, Western Bushveld Complex	2, 1217-1227. Abstract
Collins L A; Human D R	The Groot-Marico chromitite deposit, western Transvaal	2, 1229-1235. Abstract
Hulbert L.J., Von Gruenewaldt G.	The structure and petrology of the Upper and Lower chromitite layers on the farms Grasvally and Zoetveld, south of Potgietersrus	2, 1237-1249. Abstract
Cawthorn R G; Molyneux T G	Vanadiferous Magnetite Deposits of the Bushveld Complex	2, 1251-1266. Abstract
Reynolds I M	The mineralogy and ore petrography of the Bushveld titaniferous magnetite-rich layers	2, 1267-1286. Abstract
Crocker I T	The Zaaiplaats Tinfield, Potgietersrus District	2, 1287-1299. Abstract
Pringle I C	The Union Tin Mine, Naboomspruit District	2, 1301-1305. Abstract
Rozendaal A; Toros M S; Anderson J R	The Rooiberg tin deposits, west-central Transvaal	2, 1307-1327. Abstract
Smits G	Hydrothermal copper mineralization of the Rooibokkop-Boschhoek prospect, eastern Bushveld Complex	2, 1329-1335. Abstract
Absolom S S	The Buffalo fluorspar deposit, Naboomspruit	2, 1337-1341. Abstract
Pringle I C	The Zwartkloof fluorite deposits, Warmbaths District	2, 1343-1349. Abstract
Newham W D N	The Lomagundi and Sabi Metallogenic Provinces of Zimbabwe	2, 1351-1393. Abstract
Joubert P	The Namaqualand Metamorphic Complex - A Summary	2, 1395-1420. Abstract
Lombaard A F; Exploration Staff Of The O'Okiep Copper Company Limited	The copper deposits of the Okiep District, Namaqualand	2, 1421-1445. Abstract
Ryan P J; Lawrence A L; Lipson R D; Moore J M; Paterson A; Stedman D P; Van Zyl D	The Aggeneys base-metal sulphide deposits, Namaqualand district	2, 1447-1473. Abstract
Mourant D; Smith P	Addendum to the paper by Ryan et al. (1985) on the Aggeneys base-metal sulphide deposits, Namaqualand district	2, 1475. Abstract
Rozendaal A	The Gamsberg zinc deposit, Namaqualand District	2, 1477-1488. Abstract
Viljoen R P; Kuyper J; Parsons C F	The Putsberg copper deposit, Pofadder District	2, 1489-1502. Abstract
Wagener J H F; Van Schalkwyk L	The Prieska zinc-copper deposit, north-western Cape Province	2, 1503-1527. Abstract
Voet H W; King B H	The Areachap copper-zinc deposit, Gordonia District	2, 1529-1537. Abstract
Attridge R L	The Jacomynspan copper-nickel occurrence, Kenhardt District	2, 1539-1545. Abstract
Bicker R E; Ralston I T	The Lutzputs iron-copper-silver deposits, Gordonia District.	2, 1547-1552. Abstract
Wheatley C J V; De Beer L J	The Van Rooi's Vley tungsten-tin deposit, Gordonia, northern Cape	2, 1553-1558. Abstract
Viljoen R P; Minnitt R C A; Viljoen M J	Porphyry copper-molybdenum mineralization at the Lorelei, South West Africa/Namibia.	2, 1559-1565. Abstract
Minnitt R C A	Porphyry copper-molybdenum mineralization at Haib River, South West Africa/Namibia.	2, 1567-1585. Abstract
Bernasconi A	The Marinkas Kwela alkali intrusive - a porphyry molybdenum system of Cambrian age in southern South West Africa/Namibia.	2, 1587-1591. Abstract
Van Vuuren C J J	Regional setting and structure of the Rosh Pinah zinc-lead deposit, South West Africa / Namibia.	2, 1593-1607. Abstract
Robb L J	Uraniferous leucogranites from the Namaqualand Metamorphic Complex: Part 1, Geology, geochemistry and petrogenesis	2, 1609-1627. Abstract
Robb L J; Thiel K; Vorwerk R	Uraniferous leucogranites from the Namaqualand Metamorphic Complex: Part 2 - Uranium distribution and mineralization processes.	2, 1629-1649. Abstract
Hugo P J	Some deposits of feldspar, mica, and beryl in the north-western Cape Province	2, 1651-1662. Abstract
Gallon M L	Structural re-interpretation of the Selebi-Phikwe nickel-copper sulphide deposits, Eastern Botswana	2, 1663-1669. Abstract
Bahnemann K P	A review of the geology of the Messina copper deposits, southern Transvaal	2, 1671-1688. Abstract
Wuth M G; Archer P D	Chromite mineralization at Sithilo, northern Zululand	2, 1689-1694. Abstract
Reynolds I M	The mineralogy and petrography of some vanadium-bearing titaniferous iron ores of the Mambula Complex, Zululand	2, 1695-1708. Abstract
Killick A M	A review of the economic geology of northern South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1709-1717. Abstract
Venter D M	The Kopermyn Copper Deposit, South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1719-1723. Abstract
Ruxton P A	Sedimentology, Isotopic Signature and Ore Genesis of the Klein Aub Copper Mine, South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1725-1738. Abstract
Ruxton P A; Clemmey H	Late proterozoic stratabound red bed-copper deposits of the Witvlei Area, South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1739-1754. Abstract
Adamson R G; Teichmann R F H	The Matchless cupreous pyrite deposit, South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1755-1760. Abstract
Lombaard A F; Günzel A; Innes J; Krüger T L	The Tsumeb Lead-copper-zinc-silver Deposit, South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1761-1787. Abstract
Innes J; Chaplin R C	Ore Bodies of the Kombat Mine, South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1789-1805. Abstract
Jacob R.E., Corner B., Brynard H.J.	The regional geological and structural setting of the uraniferous granitic provinces of Southern Africa	2, 1807-1818. Abstract
Berning J	The Rössing Uranium Deposit, South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1819-1832. Abstract
Mouillac J L; Valois J -P; Walgenwitz F	The Goanikontes Uranium Occurrence in South West Africa/Namibia	2, 1833-1843. Abstract
Richards T E	Geological characteristics of rare-metal pegmatites of the Uis type in the Damara Orogen, South West Africa / Namibia.	2, 1845-1862. Abstract
Stratten T	Environmental and stratigraphic setting of the Karoo basin and its mineral deposits	2, 1863-1873. Abstract
Smith D A M; Whittaker R R L G	The coalfields of Southern Africa: An introduction	2, 1875-1878. Abstract
Falcon R M S	A brief review of the origin, formation, and distribution of coal in Southern Africa	2, 1879-1898. Abstract
Falcon R M S	Classification of coals in Southern Africa	2, 1899-1921. Abstract
Steyn P P A; Van Der Linde P J	Vereeniging-Sasolburg coalfield	2, 1923-1927. Abstract
Gilligan R N	OFS-Vierfontein coalfield	2, 1929-1937. Abstract
Stavrakis N	Sedimentary environments and facies of the Orange Free State coalfield	2, 1939-1952. Abstract
Henderson R E	South Rand coalfield	2, 1953-1961. Abstract
Stuart-Williams V.	The Syferfontein Colliery - An example of a karstic coal	2, 1963-1968. Abstract
Smith D A M; Whittaker R R L G	The Springs-Witbank coalfield	2, 1969-1984. Abstract
Jordaan J	Highveld coalfield	2, 1985-1994. Abstract
Greenshields H D	Eastern Transvaal coalfield	2, 1995-2010. Abstract
Spurr M R; Gillard T D; Bell K	The Utrecht Coalfield of Northern Natal	2, 2011-2022. Abstract
Bell K; Spurr M R	The Vryheid coalfield of Northern Natal	2, 2023-2032. Abstract
Bell K; Spurr M R	The Klip River Coalfield of Northern Natal	2, 2033-2045. Abstract
De Jager F S J	Coal occurrences of the central, north-western, northern and eastern Transvaal	2, 2047-2055. Abstract
Ortlepp R J	Limpopo coalfield	2, 2057-2061. Abstract
Christie A D M	The Molteno coalfield	2, 2063-2069. Abstract
Clark G C; Lock N P; Smith R A	Coal resources of Botswana.	2, 2071-2085. Abstract
Duguid K B	The coalfields of Zimbabwe.	2, 2087-2089. Abstract
Duguid K B	Coal resources of Zimbabwe.	2, 2091-2098. Abstract
Duguid K B	Wankie district coal measures.	2, 2099-2104. Abstract
Behr S H	Heavy mineral deposits in the Karoo Sequence	2, 2105-2118. Abstract
Le Roux J P; Toens P D	A review of the uranium occurrences in the Karoo Sequence, South Africa	2, 2119-2134. Abstract
Stuart-Williams V; Taylor C M	The Matjieskloof uranium anomaly, Fraserburg District	2, 2135-2139. Abstract
Wadley R G; Hoffmann J	A case history of the DR-3 uranium anomaly, Laingsburg District	2, 2141-2147. Abstract
Maske S, Cawthorn R G	The nickel occurrence in the Insizwa Complex, Transkei	2, 2149-2158. Abstract
Bird D N	Copper-tungsten mineralization associated with the Mutandawhe Complex, Zimbabwe.	2, 2159-2166. Abstract
Reimer T O	Phanerozoic barite deposits of South Africa and Zimbabwe	2, 2167-2172. Abstract
Verwoerd W J	Mineral deposits associated with carbonatites and alkaline rocks	2, 2173-2191. Abstract
Clement C R; Harris J W; Robinson D N; Hawthorne J B	The De Beers kimberlite pipe - A historic South African diamond mine	2, 2193-2214. Abstract
Lurie J	Mineralization of the Pilanesberg Alkaline Complex	2, 2215-2228. Abstract
Fourie P J; De Jager D H	Phosphate in the Phalaborwa Complex	2, 2239-2253. Abstract
Gunthorpe R J; Buerger A D	Geology and economic evaluation of the Otjisazu alkaline igneous complex, central South West Africa / Namibia.	2, 2255-2260. Abstract
Menge G F W	Sodalite carbonatite deposits of Swartbooisdrif, South West Africa / Namibia.	2, 2261-2268. Abstract
Hambleton-Jones B.B., Levin M., Wagener G.F.	Uraniferous surficial deposits in Southern Africa	2, 2269-2287. Abstract
Gould D	Brines of Sowa Pan and adjacent areas, Botswana.	2, 2289-2299. Abstract
Van Wyk J P; Pienaar L F.	Diamondiferous gravels of the Lower Orange River, Namaqualand	2, 2300-2321. Abstract
Fockema P D	The heavy mineral deposits north of Richards Bay	2, 2301-2307. Abstract
Van Wyk J P; Pienaar L F	Diamondiferous gravels of the lower Orange River, Namaqualand.	2, 2309-2321. Abstract
Hammerbeck E C I	New geological map of Southern Africa	2, 2323-2324. Abstract