SOUTHERN RHODESIA. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN No. 10. The Geology of the Country West of Mount Darwin. By B. Lightfoot, M.C., M.A, and R. TYNDALE-BISCOE, MA.

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This bulletin is part of a series of reports by the Southern Rhodesia Geological Survey that covered various regions and aspects of the country’s geology from 1913 to 197212. It was published in 1929 and contains 76 pages of text, maps, diagrams and photographs.

The bulletin describes the geological features and formations of the area west of Mount Darwin, a town in Mashonaland Central Province. It covers topics such as stratigraphy, structure, metamorphism, mineralization, petrology and paleontology. It also includes a detailed account of the gold deposits and mines in the region.

The bulletin is a valuable source of information for geologists, historians, collectors and enthusiasts who want to learn more about the geology and mining history of Southern Rhodesia. It is also a rare piece of African geological literature that is hard to find nowadays.

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