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Hermann L. Strack Livres Anciens - Antiquarian Bookdealer - Antiquariaat Histoire Naturelle - Sciences - Médecine - Voyages Sciences - Natural History - Medicine - Travel Wetenschappen - Natuurlijke Historie - Medisch - Reizen Porzh Hervé - 22780 Loguivy Plougras - Bretagne - France Tel.: +33-(0)679439230 - email: [email protected] site: www.strackbooks.nl Dear friends and customers, I am pleased to present my new catalogue. Most of my book stock contains many rare and seldom offered items. I hope you will find something of interest in this catalogue, otherwise I am in the position to search any book you find difficult to obtain. Please send me your want list. I am always interested in buying books, journals or even whole libraries on all fields of science (zoology, botany, geology, medicine, archaeology, physics etc.). Please offer me your duplicates. Terms of sale and delivery: We accept orders by mail, telephone or e-mail. All items are offered subject to prior sale. Please do not forget to mention the unique item number when ordering books. Prices are in Euro. Postage, handling and bank costs are charged extra. Books are sent by surface mail (unless we are instructed otherwise) upon receipt of payment. Confirmed orders are reserved for 30 days. If payment is not received within that period, we are in liberty to sell those items to other customers. Return policy: Books may be returned within 14 days, provided we are notified in advance and that the books are well packed and still in good condition. Catalogue Geology Books (Updated July 2020) Africa GA02501 BERTRANEU, J. & H. CRUYS, 1955. € 30,00 Contributions à l'étude géologique des monts du Hodna. I. Le massif du Bou Taleb par J. Bertraneu, II. La région de Tocqueville et de Bordj-R'Dir par H. Cruys; viii, 326 p., num. figs, 12 (several folded) pls, paperbound (edges taped). Gouvernement Général de l'Algérie. Publications du Service de la Carte géologique de l'Algérie (Nouvelle série), Bulletin N 4, Alger. GA04597 BUTZER, K. & C. HANSEN, 1968. € 20,00 Desert and River in Nubia Geomorphology and Prehistoric Environments at Aswan Reservoir; xxi, 562 p, num. figs & photographs, cloth (dust jacket). GA18287 CAIRE, A., 1957. € 38,00 Etude géologique de la région des Biban (Algérie); 2 volumes (complete). xii, 818 p., 149 figs, 6 folded pls, 15 photographs, paperbound (outer ends spine worn). Last pages somewhat wrinkled. Thesis. GA01592 CASTANY, G. ET AL., 1952. € 50,00 Monographies Régionales. 2ème Série: Tunisie; 7 parts. 63, 104, 152, 76, 112, 152, 38 p., num. figs, pls & folded maps, paperbound. Consists of the following monographs: Paléogéographie, tectonique et orogénèse de la Tunisie / Les gites métallifères / Les grands problèmes d'hydrogéologie / Les grands barrages de la Tunisie / Le sillon Tunisien / Atlas Tunisien oriental et Sahel / Sud et extreme-sud Tunisiens. Published for the occasion of the XIXe Congrès géologique international. GA08141 DALLMEYER, R. D. & J. P. LECORCHE (EDS), 1991. € 54,00 The West African Orogens and Circum-Atlantic Correlatives; ix, 405 p., 196 figs, 4to, hardbound. GE11277 DAVIES, O., 1971/1973. € 24,00 Pleistocene shorelines in the southern and south-eastern Cape Province 1-2 / Pleistocene shorelines in the western Cape Province; 41, 55, 47 p., 18, 22, 19 figs, 3 folded folders, disbound (no covers). Published in: Annals Natal Museum. Page 1 GA20729 DELEAU, P., 1951. € 25,00 Les bassins houillers du Sud-Oranais dans la région de Colomb-Béchar - Abaldla. Livre I. Stratigraphie. Sédimentation. Paléogéographie; 277 p., 91 figs (some folded), roy. 4to, paperbound. Bulletin du Service de la Carte Geologique de l'Algerie. GA20731 DELEAU, P., 1951. € 22,00 Les bassins houillers du Sud-Oranais dans la région de Colomb-Béchar - Abaldla. Livre I. Stratigraphie. Sédimentation. Paléogéographie; 277 p., 91 figs (some folded), roy. 4to, paperbound. Library stamps. Bulletin du Service de la Carte Geologique de l'Algerie. GA15753 DELHAL, J., 1963. € 10,00 Le socle de la région de Luiza (Kasai); viii, 82 p., 12 pls, 1 folded map, paperbound. With author's dedication. GA09048 DROUHIN, G. ET AL., 1952. € 150,00 La géologie et les problèmes de l'eau en Algérie; 2 vols. ca. 700 p., num. maps, 4to, 37 parts each in printed wrappers in two cloth slip cases. XIXe congrès géologique international. GA11472 EISMA, D. ET AL., 1978. € 20,00 Geobiochemical investigations in the Zaire river, estuary and plume; 168 p., num. figs, paperbound. Published in: Netherlands Journal of Sea Research. Includes 15 papers on the topic. GA00050 EL-BAZ, FAROUK, 1984. € 50,00 The Geology of Egypt. An Annotated Bibliography; 778 p., cloth. This book lists no less than 3636 books and papers on the geology of Egypt. GA20928 FLAMAND, G.B.M., 1897. € 55,00 Aperçu général sur la géologie et les productions minérales du bassin de l'Oued Saoura et des régions limitrophes; 166 p., 19 (some folded) figs, 1 col. folded map at rear, paperbound. Unopened copy. Front cover with waterstain in lower left corner. With author's dedication. Scarce. GA20726 FLANDRIN, J., 1948. € 28,00 Contribution à l'étude stratigraphique du Nummulitique algérien; 340 p., 90 figs, 8 folded pls, roy. 4to, paperbound (new covers with title and author typed on front cover). Library stamps & markings. GA00285 FOLLOT, J. ET AL, 1952 € 90,00 Monographies Régionales, Algérie; 2 vols consisting of 27 parts. Ca.1600 p., num. figs, pls & maps, paperbound in two boxes. Thorough and well illlustrated regional account of the geology (with notes on the palaeontology) of Algeria. Containing the following papers: Ahnet et Mouydir, Ouarsenis Mountains, Mellègue Mountains the Great Kabylie Metamorphics, Bou Taleb Massif, The Eocambrian of Ahaggar, Hodna Mountains, Colomb-Bechar, Titteri, Small Kabylie, Volcanics of the Ahaggar, The Saharian Atlas, The Constantine region, The Atlas Chain, the Ougarta Chain, Neogene Cheliff Bassin, Bougie région, Oranian cristalline rocks, Djurdjura Massif, Sud-Tellurian et Saharian Atlas, West-Algeria, The Oranian coast, North Constantinian cristalline massifs, The western Atlas, Alger's historical geology, The Cretaceous' micropaleontology & Phosphate localities. The hors-série part by Arambourg on fossil vertebrates is not included in this set. XIXe Congrès Géologique International. GA04517 GEOLOGISCHE RUNDSCHAU,, 1942. € 32,00 Nordafrika-Heft. Geologische Rundschau. Seitschrift für Allgemeine Geologie; 272 p., num. figs & maps (several folded), col. frontispiece, paperbound. GA02508 GUY, A., 1890. € 20,00 Le Sahara et la cause des variations que subit son climat depuis les temps historiques (Gulf-streams, Courants polaires, Courants équatoriaux); 70 p., paperbound (back almost broken, but still holding). GA24003 HALL, A.L. & G.A.F. MOLENGRAAFF, 1925. € 28,00 The Vredefort Mountain Land in the southern Transvaal and the northern Orange Free State; xiv, 183 p., 20 figs, 39 pls, 1 folded col. map, paperbound. Very good copy, as new. GA17938 HEINZELIN, J. DE (ED.), 1983. € 40,00 The Omo Group. Archives of the International Omo Research Expedition; 2 vols (text & maps). xxvi, 365 p., num. figs, 4 large folded (2col.) maps in vol. 2, paperbound. Page 2 GA02713 HUME, W., 1925-1965. € 680,00 Picture on our website! Geology of Egypt. Vols. 1-3 (in 6). Vol. 1. The Surface Features of Egypt, their Determing Causes and Relation to Geological Structure. Vol. II. The Fundamental Pre-Cambrium Rocks of Egypt and the Sudan, their Distribution, Age and Character. Part I. The Metamorphic Rocks. Part II. The Later Plutonic and Minor Intrusive Rocks. With a special Chapter dealing with Dynamical Geology (Cataract Structure and Contact Metamorphism) and the Age of the Pre-Cambrium Rocks in Egypt. Part III. The Minerals of Economic Value and Methods Suggested for the Dating of Historical and Geological Times. Vol. III. The Stratigraphica History of Egypt. Part I. From the Close of the Pre-Cambrian Episodes to the End of the Cretaceous Period. Part II. From the Close of the Cretaceous Period to the End of the Oligocene; xliv, lxv, xxxv, xxxv, 408, 990, 231 (index), 75, 712, 734 p., 4 figs, 325 (many col. or folded) pls & maps, 5 enclosures (maps), vol.1 paperbound (back cover chipped), remainder hcloth (not uniform). Scarce complete copy of the most important geological monograph of Egypt. GA29519 JACOBSON, R.R.E. ET AL., 1958. € 12,00 Ring-Complexes in the Younger Granite Province of Northern Nigeria; 72 p., 13. figs, 9 (3 folded) pls, frontispiece, large 4to, paperbound. Geological Society of London Memoir No. 1. GA10893 KONING, G. DE, 1957. € 22,00 Geologie des Ida ou Zal (Maroc). Stratigraphie, Petrographie et Tectonique de la Partie SW du Bloc Occidental du Massif Ancien du Haut Atlas; 209 p., 87 figs, 1 folded map, 3 folded (2 col.) maps and sections at rear, paperbound. Thesis. GA08934 LAFFITTE, R., 1939. € 45,00 Etude Geologique de L'Aures; 484 p., 26 figs, 35 (mostly folded maps) + 10 pls (numbered A-J), paperbound. With author's dedication. Loosely inserted at the back is a large, folded, coloured map of the area by Laffitte which is often missing. GA04884 LECOINTRE, G. & G. DELEPINE, € 28,00 Études géologiques dans la region paléozoïque comprise entre Rabat et Tiflet. Stratigraphie. Fossiles carboniferes; 80 p., 14 pls, 2 folded maps, paperbound. Protectorat de la République française au Maroc. Direction generale des travaux publics. Service des mines et de la carte geologique. Notes et Mémoires 28. Good unopened copy. GA19432 SACAL V. & J. CUVILLIER. 1963 € 15,00 Microfaciès du Paléozoïque Saharien; 30 p., 42 (3 folded) pls, 1 folded map, 4to, paperbound. Library stamps. The Ray Society. GA01736 SCHÜRMANN, H.M.E., 1941-1942. € 22,00 Massengesteine aus Aegypten. Sechster Teil. Beitrag zur Kenntnis der präkambrischen Hammamat-Serie, ihrer Eruptivgesteine und der in ihnen auftretenden jüngeren Massengesteine in der Esh Melaha-Kette. Siebter Teil. Die chemische Zusammenstellung der alten Porphyre und Porphyrite der Hammamatserie; 142 p., 4 figs, 11 pls, cloth (small stain on lower corner front cover).
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  • Geographical Factors in Roman Algeria Author(S): A

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