| Geology > Death Valley Geology < Death Valley NP - North Mojave |
Desert Gazette |
| features - ecology: wildlife - plants - places - region map - map/sat - roads & trails - wilderness - video - aerial - 360 - old west - communities - books - lodging |
| route 66 - ghost towns - gold mines - parks & ... - joshua tree - death valley - mojave preserve - native culture - history - natural features - geology - glossary - comments |
|
Geology >
Death Valley >
Walk Through Time Crystalline Basement Rock This 1.7 billion year old gneiss is the oldest rock found in the Death Valley region. It was formed underground when crustal rock was changed, by intense heat and pressure. It pre-dates life on earth. Metasedimentary rock with granitic intrusions. Precambrian > Proterozoic eon > Paleoproterozoic era > Statherian period Next > < Previous |
click the photo to return to the tour index![]() Crystalline Basement Rock Metasedimentary rocks were originally sedimentary rocks which have been subsequently affected by the process of metamorphism. |
|
Wrightwood Real Estate MOUNTAIN HOMES & CABINS Vacation Rentals & Homes for Sale |
Log Cabin Furnishings Lodgepole Pine Log Furniture Rustic Decor & Silhouette Metal Art |
HighDesertRED.com High Desert Real Estate Directory -- |
| Victorville - Hesperia - Apple Valley - *Adelanto - Baker - Barstow - *Lucerne Valley - Big Bear - Lake Arrowhead - Yucca Valley - Joshua Tree - Twentynine Palms - Palmdale - Lancaster - Mojave - Tehachapi - California City - *Boron - Ridgecrest - *Randsburg - Nipton - Shoshone - Tecopa - Death Valley Junction - Needles - Lone Pine - Big Pine - Bishop - Independence - Trona - |
|
Digital-Desert Abraxas Engineering privacy |
Copyright ©Walter Feller. All rights reserved. Respect U.S and international copyright statutes and our right to own and control our work - DO NOT LINK TO THESE IMAGES FROM WEB PAGES, FORUMS OR BLOGS - |
Desert Gazette |