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1.Sketch-map showing position of area described[1]
2.Map of Abraq Springs[123]
3.View from the summit of Gebel Elba[229]
4.Granite of Gebel Fereyid[269]
5.Red pegmatitic granite of Wadi Gemal[271]
6.Biotite-granite of Gebel Abu Hegilig[273]
7.Hornblende-granite of Gebel Elba[275]
8.Hornblende-granite of Gebel Hamata[275]
9.Granite-porphyry of Kreishim Hill[276]
10.Quartz-felsite of the Wadi Huluz[277]
11.Quartz-felsite from a dyke at Gebel Kolaiqo[278]
12.Altered quartz-felsite of Gebel Igli el Iswid[281]
13.Microperthitic structure in felspar of quartz-felsite of Gebel Hadarba[282]
14.Fractured felspar crystals in crushed quartz-felsite of Wadi Huluz[282]
15.Syenite of Gebel Zergat Naam[284]
16.Syenite-porphyry of Gebel Zergat Naam[284]
17.Trachyte from a dyke at Gebel Kahfa[285]
18.Diorite of Gebel Allawi[287]
19.Diorite of Wadi Baaneit[287]
20.Augite-diorite of Wadi Um Hargal[289]
21.Augite-diorite of Gebel el Anbat[290]
22.Mica-diorite from a dyke at Gebel Abu Hegilig[291]
23.Diorite-porphyrite of Gebel Abu Hodeid[292]
24.Augite-porphyrite of Wadi Muelih[293]
25.Kersantite of Gebel Fereyid[294]
26.View near the top of Gebel Sufra[296]
27.Andesite of Gebel Sufra[296]
28.Gabbro of Gebel Dahanib[298]
29.Gabbro of Um Eleiga[299]
30.Hypersthene-gabbro of Hadal Aweib Meisah[300]
31.Olivine-gabbro of Gebel Um Bisilla[301]
32.Olivine-gabbro of Gebel Atut[302]
33.Olivine-gabbro from hill S.-E. of Gebel Selaia[303]
34.Troctolite of Gebel Um Bisilla[304]
35.Pyroxene-granulite of Kolmanab Hill[305]
36.Diabase from under the Nubian sandstone, Rod el Nagi[306]
37.Diabase from Gebel Abu Hamamid[308]
38.Olivine-diabase from a dyke at the junction of Wadis Gemal and Huluz[308]
39.Diabase from a dyke in Wadi Kreiga[309]
40.Mica-diabase of Gebel Um Khariga[310]
41.Basalt of Gimeida Hill[311]
42.Basalt of Einiwai Hill[312]
43.Amphibolite from hills near Gebel Um Gunud[317]
44.Amphibolite containing olivine and bronzite, Qrein Salama[319]
45.Serpentine (probably from a mica-peridotite), east of Erf el Fahid[321]
46.Serpentine (from lherzolite), hills near Wadi Um Khariga[322]
47.Serpentine (from dunite), low hills near Bir Abraq[326]
48.Serpentine (from dunite), low hills near Bir Abraq[326]
49.Serpentine (from wehrlite), Gebel Gerf[327]
50.Bronzite passing into serpentine, Gebel Gerf[327]
51.Serpentine (from harzburgite,), Gebel Korabkansi[329]
52.Crushing of quartz and felspar in granite-gneiss, Gebel Um Rasein[334]
53.Diorite-gneiss, Wadi Muelih[334]
54.Crushed and altered syenite (schist), near Gebel el Anbat[339]
55.Hornblende schist, Wadi Muelih[340]
56.Schist composed of crushed volcanic rocks, Gebel Abu Hamamid[341]
57.Hornblende schist, near Gebel Eqrun[343]
58.Emerald and quartz, near Sikait[345]
59.Tourmaline in talc-schist, Sikait[346]
60.Section of sandstone at Gebel Um Khafur[358]
61.Junction of sandstone and granite, west of Gebel Um Reit[359]
62.Faulting near Wadi Saalek[359]


THE GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY OF
SOUTH-EASTERN EGYPT.


CHAPTER I.


INTRODUCTION.