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  1. This is the northeast wall profile of the excavation unit. The wall that is underneath the rock art panel gigapans title "Painel do Pilao". This profile shows evidence that the wall itself was carved. The groves are deep cut in hard iron-rich metamorphosed cryptocrystalline sandstone (i.e. quasi-quartz). The ...

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  2. Experiment using the Gigapan to make a photographic record of cutting 40

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  3. This panorama shows the 2009 excavation in the city of Santarém along the Amazon River. The excavation is part of a salvage excavation project before the Cargill agricultural conglomerate builds on top of the land. Cargill currently has a huge silo plant just to the left of this image. This area is the CDP Port Site s...

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  4. The first acrchaeological excavation at "Gruta 15 de Março" (Grotto "15th of March") at Serra da Paituna (Sierra of the Black-Water Lake) in the hinterland near the city of Monte Alegre (Happy Mountain) along the Amazon River in Brazil. Excavations at this cave revealed a few ceramic sherds, stone ...

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  5. Amundsen and Scott reached the South Pole less than 100 years ago. There has been a permanent station of one form or another at the South Pole for half a century. Following "Old Pole" and The Dome, the new elevated station is actually the third science and support facility at the Pole. Here we see a bit of the Antar...

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  6. FHSU geology students - see if you can find them all - are busily at work mapping a small knob that is not long for this Earth. (For more information about our field camp see: www.fhsu.edu/geo Will open in a new tab or window/) This locality has been a mapping spot for many years on the FHSU Geology Summer Field Camp, and we'll be sorry to se...

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        1.10 Gigapixels
        Added
        June 23, 2008
        Date Taken
        June 11, 2008
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