Catalogue Of Ores, Rocks And Woods Selected From The Geological Survey Collection Of The State Of Georgia, U.s.a., With A Description Of The Geologica (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781279009574)

"Catalogue Of Ores, Rocks And Woods Selected From The Geological Survey Collection Of The State Of Georgia, U.s.a., With A Description Of The Geological Formations" presents a detailed inventory of geological specimens collected by the Georgia Geologic Survey. This catalogue offers a comprehensive look at the diverse range of ores, rocks, and woods found within the state, providing valuable insights into Georgia's geological composition and natural resources.

Compiled by George Little and the Georgia Geologic Survey, this work serves as an essential reference for geologists, researchers, and anyone interested in the natural history of Georgia. It details the geological formations from which the specimens were sourced, enhancing its scientific and historical value.

This catalogue is a significant resource for understanding the geological wealth of Georgia and serves as a historical record of the state's geological survey efforts.

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