Sedimentology and Petroleum Geology - I am not an expert in igneous and metamorphic geology. I have completed a B.Sc. in Environmental Geology at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec and a M.Sc. degree in Sedimentology at Queen`s University in Kingston, Ontario. I have about 12 years of experience in oil and gas exploration and development.
Military service (Montreal, Quebec, Canada). Bachelor of Science degree(Montreal, Quebec, Canada). Master of Science degree (Kingston, Ontario, Canada). Oil and gas experience for about 10 years (Calgary, Alberta, Canada). Professional Geologist Certification.
Sedimentology. I can answer any questions about stratigraphy and sedimentology or general geology.
As much as I can!!!
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It sounds like it is Hematite, except for the light green lines. Hematite is magnetic and rusty brown when weathered. The reason the metal detector doesnt work is probably due to the minor amounts of iron
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