afloramientos
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| 3 | appearance of objects, items or minerals |
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| 3 | revealing |
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| 1 | uplifts / delta-fan uplifts |
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| Is "outcrop" the right term here? |
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uplifts / delta-fan uplifts Explanation: The Eastern delta-fan deposits on the Granada Basin as ... https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu › abs FJ Roldán · 2014 — The Sierra Nevada uplift caused the remobilization of these boulders, being transported by debris-flow inside the delta-fan bodies (García-García, et al., 2006) ... Evolution of an Archean fan delta and its ... - Earth History https://drabon.eps.harvard.edu › e... “Evolution of an Archean fan delta and its implications for the initiation of uplift and deformation in the Barberton greenstone belt, South Africa. Fan-delta uplift and mountain subsidence during the Haiti ... https://www.nature.com › articles M Hashimoto · 2011 · — Alluvial fan deltas were uplifted on the north side of the Enriquillo–Plantain Garden fault, whereas mountains located on the south side of the ... River avulsions and sedimentary evolution of the Luanhe fan ... https://www.sciencedirect.com › pii L He · 2020 · — The Luanhe Fan-Delta (LFD) is one of the most important coastal deltas in ... Abrupt tectonic uplift in this highly seismic region likely controlled ... Evolution of an Archean fan delta and its ... - GeoScienceWorld https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org › ... N Drabon · 2019 · — The general assumption has been that this deformation and uplift reflected the initiation of geodynamically driven tectonic activity in the ... Fan-delta uplift and mountain subsidence during the Haiti ... https://repository.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp › ngeo1115 M Hashimoto · 2011 · — Fan Delta Uplift and Mountain Subsidence during the 2010 Haiti Earthquake. 1. 2. Manabu Hashimoto1)*), Yo Fukushima1), and Yukitoshi ... 32 pages -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 hrs (2023-07-15 18:56:46 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Uplift - The Geological Society https://www.geolsoc.org.uk › gsl Understanding the idea of Uplift is the key to making sense of the rock cycle, as it allows us to see rocks that were once deeply buried beneath the surface ... ***aflorando*** el sustrato geológico > ***uplifting*** the geologic substrate: Fan-delta uplift and mountain subsidence during the Haiti ... https://www.nature.com › articles M Hashimoto · 2011 · — Alluvial fan deltas were ***uplifted*** on the north side of the Enriquillo–Plantain Garden fault, whereas mountains located on the south side of the ... Kamiak Butte and Substrate Quartzite | Virtual Ecology https://environment.wsu.edu › ka... It is an interesting geologic site because of its uplifting prior to the Columbia River Flood basalt events making it stand above the lava flows. From the ... |
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appearance of objects, items or minerals Explanation: In this context an elevated or raised rock made way for the occurrence or the appearance of discoveries such as clay tiles. In geological terms it stems from layers, plates, or substrates of rock formations beneath ground level. A definition explains it's an occurrence that causes something from underground to rise to the surface. A reference explains ancient populations who made townships which were vacated and re-built at a later date. It explains that culture layers lie between the initial and subsequent habitations. https://exarc.net/questions/why-are-objects-found-below-eart... https://exarc.net/questions/why-are-objects-found-below-earth-surface-ch https://dle.rae.es/aflorar?m=form |
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revealing Explanation: in some cases, "revealing" can be used https://www.google.com/search?q=archaeology revealing the ge... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 jours (2023-07-21 16:44:18 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "outcrops" could be used in your first instance of "afloramientos" but "outcrops" is a geological term, so it doesn't always fit in your other examples. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 jours (2023-07-21 16:45:30 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://www.wordreference.com › sinonimos › aflorar aflorar. asomar, aparecer, surgir, salir, brotar, mostrarse, romper, exhibirse, manifestarse. Antónimos: ocultar, desaparecer. 'aflorar' aparece también en ... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 jours (2023-07-21 16:45:57 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- https://es.wiktionary.org › wiki › afl... · Sinónimos: surgir, aparecer, revelarse, emerger. ConjugaciónEditar. Flexión de aflorar primera conjugación, regular △. Formas no ... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 6 jours (2023-07-21 16:50:13 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- exposing/exposure could also work https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=FbRcEavj5uIC&pg=PA319&lp... |
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| Reference: Is "outcrop" the right term here? Reference information: Based on the exchange in the discussion area: When it is referred to “geological substrata”, the word “outcrop” is a fine choice. In the context provided here, it seems correct to me to speak of “outcrop of geological material” (afloramiento de material geológico) being “material” the substrata. But my doubt in this context is whether “afloramiento” (outcrop) can also be applied to “archaeological material” that emerges spontaneously, not just “geological”. I am not really sure if “outcrop” (alternatively “basset”) is more appropriate here than “blow/bail”, your own suggestion. https://dle.rae.es/afloramiento Afloramiento 2. m. Lugar en que aflora una masa mineral. https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/outcrop Outcrop An outcrop is a large area of rock sticking out of the ground. ...an outcrop of rugged granite. ...rocky outcrops, covered in trees and bushes. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/outcrop outcrop 1 : a coming out of bedrock or of an unconsolidated deposit to the surface of the ground https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/basset basset in British English a rare word for outcrop As for the use of “aflorar” as a verb, I think something like “emerge” (or “open up”, but I prefer “emerge”) could be a right way to go, but of course you will have to “restructure” your translation phrases a little bit to fit all the pieces together. I mean, something like “Outcrops emerging/opening up…”. |
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