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Detrital Zircon Sedimentary Provenance Ages For The Eoarchaean Isua Supracrustal Belt Southern West Greenland: Juxtaposition Of An Imbricated Ca. 3700 Ma Juvenile Arc Against An Older Complex With 3920-3760 Ma Components, Allen P. Nutman, Clark R L Friend, Shane Paxton Jan 2009

Detrital Zircon Sedimentary Provenance Ages For The Eoarchaean Isua Supracrustal Belt Southern West Greenland: Juxtaposition Of An Imbricated Ca. 3700 Ma Juvenile Arc Against An Older Complex With 3920-3760 Ma Components, Allen P. Nutman, Clark R L Friend, Shane Paxton

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The amphibolite facies Eoarchaean Isua supracrustal belt (northern part of the Nuuk region, southern West Greenland) is dominated by strongly deformed metabasalts, with chert, banded iron formation, felsic volcanic and volcano-sedimentary rocks and minor gabbro and sedimentary carbonates. It comprises a suture zone between a northern terrane formed at ca. 3700 Ma and a southern one formed at ca. 3800 Ma. At the junction between these two terranes is a strongly tectonised, thin unit of metachert, BIF and carbonate-bearing rocks with minor detrital components, named the dividing sedimentary unit. Away from the belt, the northern terrane is dominated by ca. …


Provincial Paradoxes: 'At Home' With Older Gay Men In A Provincial Town Of The Antipodes, Gordon R. Waitt, Andrew W. Gorman-Murray Jan 2007

Provincial Paradoxes: 'At Home' With Older Gay Men In A Provincial Town Of The Antipodes, Gordon R. Waitt, Andrew W. Gorman-Murray

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In this paper we explore the importance of ‘home’ in the everyday lives of older gay men living in Townsville, a provincial town in tropical north Queensland. To do this we deploy the work of Alison Blunt and Robin Dowling (2006), who present a spatialised understanding of home. Drawing on interview materials with ten men who identified as gay, and who are also over forty years of age, we demonstrate that home is a crucial site in the production of their subjectivities. We argue that a spatialised understanding of home reveals paradoxical qualities of Townsville-as-home for older gay men. Furthermore, …