Mineralogy of Scotland. Edited by J.G. Goodchild

“The Mineralogy of Scotland, Volume 2, ” edited by J.G. Goodchild, delves into the rich and varied mineral composition of Scotland. This volume offers a detailed examination of Scottish minerals, providing insights into their chemical properties, geological context, and occurrence. Originally authored by Matthew Forster Heddle, this work remains a seminal resource for geologists, mineralogists, and anyone with an interest in the natural history of Scotland.

This meticulously edited volume continues to be relevant for researchers and enthusiasts seeking comprehensive information on Scottish mineralogy. It stands as a lasting contribution to the field, capturing the essence of Scotlandâ€(TM)s geological diversity and serving as an essential reference for understanding the region's mineral wealth.

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