Various geological materials and data have been accumulated in Hyogo, including geologically
famous and important items to Japan and other countries as ・ 'Cu-bearing, metallic ore mines
represented by Ikuno and Akenobe ; the Eocene to Oligocene Kobe Flora, significant to Cenozoic
floral history in Japan as well as East Asia ; basalt of the Genbudo from which the Japanese
basalt, Genbu-gan, is derived and also with which the Matsuyama Reverse Epoch is deeply
concerned, and many others. They should be systematically compiled and stored for further study
of geological and related sciences.
Our museum has collected, examined and registered numerous data concerning natural history
and environmental sciences, mainly obtained in Hyogo, in co-operation with many workers prior
to the opening of the museum.
The present series compiles fundamental geological data in Hyogo which have been collected
through a systematic survey from 1990 to 1992, in addition to a recent supplementary survey. It
contains eight independent serial data files on : (1) Microfossils ; (2) Paleozoic and Mesozoic
Macrofossils ; (3) Cenozoic Macrofossils ; (4) Plant Macrofossils ; (5) Late Cretaceous to
Paleogene pultonic rocks ; (6) Mineral resources ; (7) Late Cenozoic volcanic rocks, including
newly measured K-Ar age and thermo-remnent magnetism, in and around the Tajima district ;
and (8) Quaternary outcrops in the eastern part of Harima district. Files (1) to (4) are included
in this volume and (5) to (8) will be published in Humans and Nature, No.6.
Prior to exhibition of each data file, this paper remarks on the geological data dealt with in
file s(1) to (8) and their significance ,and outlines the general geology of Hyogo.
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