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Monolith

a geological feature consisting of a stone ,massive rock ora rock which has been placed as or within a monument.

Megalith

Type of monolith. Used to construct a monument or structure,alone or with other stones.

Rock

A hard, naturally occurringsolid substance generally composed of minerals.

Mineral

A naturally occurring inorganic solidsubstance having a definite chemical composition and characteristiccrystalline structure, colour and hardness.

Weathering

The breaking down of the Earth’s crust intosmaller and smaller pieces.

Moh's Hardness Scale

Talc 1


Gypsum 2


Calcite 3


Fluorite 4


Apatite 5


Orthoclase 6


Quartz 7


Topaz 8


Corundum 9


Diamond 10

Igneous Rock

Formed from hot magma. When the magma cools and hardens, igneous rock is formed.

Metamorphic Rock

Contact; rocks are exposed to high temperature


Regional: inside the Earth's crust, rocks are exposed to heat and pressure.

Sedimentary Rock

Clastic: formed from sediments of pre-existing rocks or minerals


Chemical: formed when water travelling through rock dissolves the minerals.


Biological: form from remains of organisms