South
Carolina Geology Journal
South Carolina Geology is a publication of
the S.C. Geological Survey containing articles pertaining to the geology and
mineral resources of South Carolina. A subscription to South Carolina Geology
is $15.00 a year. Available back issues may be purchased at the cost listed
for each issue. Order by volume and number. For reference, South Carolina
Geology was formally named Geologic Notes, which was formally named
Mineral
Industries Laboratory Monthly Report.
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Vol. 45 (2007)
Recognition of the Eastatoee Fault in Northwest South Carolina and adjacent North Carolina, by J.M. Garihan and C.W. Clendenin,
Jr.. Polyphase Deformation in the Basal Chauga River Formation, Northwestern South Carolina, C. W. Clendenin, Jr., and J. M. Garihan. Braided-River Deposits (Pleistocene) From the Inner Piedmont of South Carolina, by Stephen F. Poterala and James W. Castle. $15.00 |
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 Vol. 44 (2004)
Sequencing polyphase deformation within the
Inner Piedmont: field evidence near Marietta, South Carolina, by C.W. Clendenin,
Jr., and J.M.Garihan. Occurrence of uranium minerals at Maw Bridge
pegmatite, Central, South Carolina, by Richard D. Warner and Chris Fleisher.
Progressive folding and deformation in the Carolina terrane, Columbia, South
Carolina, by C. Scott Howard. $12.00 |
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 Vol. 43 (2001)
Observations of the Seneca fault and their
implications for thrust sheet emplacement in the Inner Piedmont of the
Carolinas, by John M. Garihan. The Paris Mountain Project: Part 1. Geology
of the Taylors 7.5-minute quadrangle, Greenville County, South Carolina, by
John S. MacLean and Seth S. Blackwell. Transposition structures on Glassy
Mountain, Saluda 7.5-minute quadrangle, Greenville County, South Carolina,
by C. Scott Howard. Geology of The Cliffs at Glassy development,
southern Saluda 7.5-minute quadrangle, South Carolina, by Cameron M. Warlick,
C. W. Clendenin, and James W. Castle. Use of the WADI, a surface
geophysical groundwater-prospecting tool, in the Piedmont of South Carolina
to find groundwater in faults and fracture systems, by H. Lee Mitchell.
Fluvial geochemistry of selected tributary watersheds in the Enoree River
basin, northwestern South Carolina, by C. Brannon Andersen, Kenneth A.
Sargent, John F. Wheeler, and Sandra K. Wheeler. Geology of the Inner
Piedmont in the Caesars Head and Table Rock state parks area, northwestern
South Carolina: 2001 Carolina Geological Society field trip, by William A.
Ranson and John M. Garihan. Overview of the workshop held in conjunction
with the 2001 Carolina Geological Society meeting by Kenneth A. Sargent, C.
Brannon Andersen, and David Hargett. All SC
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