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The Harmony of Colors
The first "geological" maps used symbols to characterize single outcrops; later maps
introduced shaded areas to display the distribution of specific
rock-types, but due the high printing-costs these maps were printed only
in black & white, making them hard to read - so let´s put some colors on that map...
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