closely folded, perhaps many times
*
(empty) map pocket (detail, 90º ccw; levels 10 1.00 255)
Stephen R. Capps (1881-1949 *). Geology of the Alaska Railroad Region. USGS Bulletin 907 (1940)
Stanford copy, no date of digitization
from which (most of the foldeds, and a few adjacencies) these —
much folded and deformed 24
in a region of highly folded... agencies 30
much folded and faulted 54
closely folded 56
tilted and folded 58
somewhat folded 60
faulted and folded, probably 63
indurated, folded, and elevated 65
folded and locally 69
folded dark-blue and black 70
and much deformed 71
severely 77
slightly folded 82
only mildly folded 84
folded, and their deformation is much less 87
closely folded, perhaps many times 88
much contorted and folded 98
folded or faulted down 100
is so badly folded, faulted, and crumpled that 102
folded and involved 106
young and have been folded with them 106
steeply tilted and folded 109
where the beds are not folded and only moderately tilted 117
where both have been folded and tilted together. It may be said 125
the two have been folded and tilted together 126
folded, and uplifted 133
folded, so 137
folded into closely 138
folded and in considerable part overturned 139
of a closely folded sequence 140
closely folded and overturned 141
folded, and no doubt in part infolded 142
folded and deformed, whereas 144
the rocks were folded 149
—
The smooth black stone
I picked up in the true source park
the leaf beside it
once was stone
Why should we hurry
home
—Lorine Niedecker, North Central (Fulcrum, 1968),
and encountered today in From this Condensery : The Complete Writings of (Robert J. Bertholf, ed., The Jargon Society, 1985): 236
tags:
adjacencies; folds; mutability
S. R. Capps, Geology of the Alaska Railroad Region (1940); Lorine Niedecker