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Limestone (TR.24.0001)
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Sedimentary rock > Biochemical > Carbonate rock > Limestone
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Bioclastic limestone (rich in brachiopods)
Chronostratigraphy
Lithostratigraphy
Rock name
limestone of Myra
Rock synonyms
Antalya Cream (commercial name)
Additional information
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Site type
Stone workshop (related to outcrop/quarry)
Location
Turkey
; Antalya; Dirgenler
Site name
Metamar Mermer
Excavation or Survey Team
Additional contextual information
Commercial Beltrami sample, precise quarry location is not defined
Natural color
light beige, white
Aged color
Components
dispersed greyish bioclasts
Texture
fine pores and some unfilled fractures
Structure
homogeneous
Weathering
susceptible to moisture
Diagnostic features
Additional information
Thin section
Flepostore inventory nr.
GEOL1.L1.D7
Original inventory nr.
33447/19
Collection
Geological Department, Ghent University
Type
Covered thin section
Comparable thin section(s)
Microscopic rock features
Components
mainly crinoids and shell fragments of brachiopods; small amounts of dolomite and iron(hydr)oxides; (micro)sparite cement
Texture
coarse allochems; irregular pores
Structure
Weathering
Diagnostic features
coarse grained bioclastic grainstone; brachiopod shell fragments
Additional information
Quantitative thin section analysis
Archaeometry
Sample type
Rock sample
Inventory number
TR.24.0001
Collection
Geological Department, Ghent University
Donating institute/person
Beltrami
Host collection
Other samples available
No
Sample collection method
Field Sampling (clay/rock)
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Flepostore - https://flepostore.ugent.be/rock/tr-24-0001
Last modified: 2024-04-26.
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