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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. |
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