Presentation The rock garden Geological itinerary Granite itinerary Written documentation Teaching aids How has it been done? Credits
Presentation
The rock garden Geological
itinerary Granite
itinerary Written documentation
Teaching aids How
has it been done? Credits
Geological itinerary
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The itinerary has several stopping places, always in front of a building. At each stop a panel asks you to observe a detail of the rock used in the building and gives explanations related with geology. |
| Stop 1 | Quartzitic sandstone |
| Stop 2 | Nummulitic limestone |
| Stop 3 | Gneiss |
| Stop 4 | Schist |
| Stop 5 | Fossiliferous limestone |
| Stop 6 | Folds |
| Stop 7 | Brick |
| Stop 8 | Slate |
| Stop 9 | Granodiorite |
| Stop 10 | Granodiorite |
| Stop 11 | Glass |
| Stop 12 | Larvikite |
| Stop 13 | Slate |
| Stop 14 | Granite |
| Stop 15 | Quartzite |
| Stop 16 | Migmatite with garnets |
| Stop 17 | Granite |
| Stop 18 | Veined limestone |
| Stop 19 | Travertine |
| Stop 20 | Limestone |
| Stop 21 | Rock? |
| Stop 22 | Granite |
| Stop 23 | Rapakivi granite |
| Stop 24 | Calcarenite |
| Stop 25 | White marble |
| Stop 26 | Granite |
| Stop 27 | Pegmatite |
| Stop 28 | Gabbro |
| Stop 29 | Ornamental rocks |
| Stop 30 | Limestone with stylolites |
| Stop 31 | Granite |
| Stop 32 | Pink marble |
| Stop 33 | Faults |
| Stop 34 | Granite |
| Stop 35 | Concrete |
