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Handbook for the Alaskan Prospector

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Handbook for the Alaskan Prospector
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Publisher: University of Alaska, Fairbanks
ISBN/ASIN: B000IY9Q5I
Number of pages: 248

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It is hoped that this book will be of value to many different classes of men engaged in the search for mineral deposits. These classes might include the experienced practical prospector who would like to learn something of geology; the young geologist who needs information on practical prospecting; the novice who needs a comprehensive reference; and the all around experienced exploration engineer or geologist.

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