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      <givenName>Eirik M. B.</givenName>
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    <title>Field photographs Kongsfjorden September 2022</title>
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  <publicationYear>2022</publicationYear>
  <subjects>
    <subject>Earth and Environmental Sciences</subject>
    <subject>Kongsfjorden</subject>
    <subject>Geology</subject>
    <subject>Fieldwork</subject>
    <subject>Svalbard</subject>
    <subject>Marble</subject>
    <subject>Blomstrandhalvøya</subject>
    <subject>Kapp Guissez</subject>
    <subject>Micaschist</subject>
    <subject>Brøggerhalvøya</subject>
    <subject>Phyllite</subject>
    <subject>Lundryggen</subject>
    <subject>Faults</subject>
    <subject>Karst breccia</subject>
    <subject>Caledonian Orogeny</subject>
    <subject>Timanian Orogeny</subject>
    <subject>Eurekan tectonics event</subject>
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      <givenName>Eirik M. B.</givenName>
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    <date dateType="Submitted">2022-10-05</date>
    <date dateType="Available">2022-10-26</date>
    <date dateType="Updated">2023-09-28</date>
    <date dateType="Collected">2022-09-01/2022-09-08</date>
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    <description descriptionType="Abstract">Geological fieldwork photographs of September 2022 excursion to Kongsfjorden. Day 0: flight journey onboard Lufttransport plane from Longyearbyen to Ny-Ålesund. Day 1: trip by zodiac boat from Ny-Ålesund to southern Blomstrandhalvøya; landing site: London. Then walking southeastwards along the shore and then north at the first yellowish screes, and then back to London. Day 2: trip by zodiac boat from Ny-Ålesund to northwestern Blomstrandhalvøya, then walking westwards to northwesternmost Blomstrandhalvøya and then south along the shore and back to London; landing site: Sørvågen. Day 3: trip by zodiac boat from Ny-Ålesund to southern Blomstrandhalvøya (London), then hike to the lighthouse in western Blomstrandhalvøya, and walk back along the southwestern shore to London; landing site: London. Day 4: trip by zodiac boat from Ny-Ålesund to eastern Blomstrandhalvøya, walked along the shore to the north and then back the same way southwards along the shore and to the Gorilla hut; landing site: Gorilla hut. Day 5: trip by zodiac boat from Ny-Ålesund to Kapp Guissez. Hike southwards, then westwards along the shore, and then northwards. Day 6: trip by foot from Ny-Ålesund to Lundryggen passing by the shooting range and east of the mouth of Vestre Lovénbreen. Day 7: flight journey from Ny-Ålesund to Longyearbyen.</description>
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