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Album caption: Detail view of another part of the ice-scoured rock floor of Evolution Basin, near Sapphire Lake. In foreground, a series of crescentic gouges; beyond, two series of curved tension cracks. To the right some perfect gouges. Handwritten notes on album caption: Fresno County, California, 1921; Kings Canyon National Park, California. Index card: Matthes, F. E. 574: Detail view of part of the ice-soured rock floor of Evolution Basin, near Sapphire Lake. In foreground, a series of crescentic gouges; beyond, two series of curved tension cracks. To the right some imperfect gouges. Kings Canyon National Park, Fresno County, California, 1921. Note: The Francois E. Matthes' papers and field notebooks...
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Vertical panorama of Mount Watkins from upper Quarter Dome. A gigantic monolith of Half Dome granite, exposed by the excavation of Tenaya Canyon to a height of 3,000 feet. It constitutes another El Capitan. Its back forms one of the smoothly rounded rock waves of the billowy upland. Yosemite National Park. Mariposa County, California. ca. 1913. Note: The Francois E. Matthes' papers and field notebooks are housed in the Brancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley, http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/libraries/bancroft-library/about
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Sequoia National Park, California. North side of Mount Hitchcock, viewed across Whitney Canyon. An unusually fine series of parallel avalanche chutes is shown here. These chutes have been formed across a system of vertical joint fractures in the granite; their positions are not determined by master joints extending parallel to their axes. The chutes all terminate at the upper limit of glacial action, below which the canyon wall is straight, although it is hackled in detail by glacial sculpturing. Circa 1935. Figure 49, U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 504-A.
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