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Dreikanter: The biography of my favourite ventifact
(photo E. Kosters) This is my favourite ventifact, a real Dreikanter, a German word meaning ‘three sider’. This vernacular term became the formal label for a ventifact with three sides. My Dreikanter is a well-sorted pure quartz sandstone of a … Continue reading
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Tagged Climate Change, dreikanter, earth science, geology, geoscience, Ice Age, Quaternary, Science, ventifact
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