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Contortions in Mica Slate, Whately, Massachusetts

Orra White Hitchcock, 1828 – 1840
Contortions in Mica Slate, Whately, Massachusetts, Orra White Hitchcock
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Contortions in Mica Slate, Whately, Massachusetts is an Enlightenment Pen, Ink and Linen Drawing created by Orra White Hitchcock from c.1828 to 1840. It lives at the Amherst College Archives & Special Collections in the United States. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Cross Sections and Geology. SourceDownloadSee Contortions in Mica Slate, Whately, Massachusetts in the Kaleidoscope

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