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How old the stone is. Recorded on 98% of entries. 245 geological ages appear in the catalogue.

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  • 1 Ga1
  • 1.0 Ga1
  • 1.1 Ma1
  • 1.12-1.07 Ga1
  • 1.3 - 1.8 Ga1
  • 1.35-1.4 Ga11
  • 1.4 Ga47
  • 1.5 - 1.8 Ga3
  • 1.5 Ga14
  • 1.58 Ma1
  • 1.58-1.57 Ga31
  • 1.6 - 1.5 Ga34
  • 1.6 - 1.7 Ga1
  • 1.6 Ga11
  • 1.6-1.5 Ga1
  • 1.6-1.7 Ga1
  • 1.7 Ga3
  • 1.7 Ma2
  • 1.8 - 1.6 Ga3
  • 1.8 Ga14
  • 1.8 Ga Proterozoic3
  • 1.8-1.6 Ga5
  • 1.83 Ga7
  • 1.87 Ga11
  • 1.9 Ga2
  • 1.9-1.8 Ga1
  • 1.9-1.8 Ma1
  • 1065 Ma3
  • 1129 Ma1
  • 115-30 ka19
  • 127-131 Ma1
  • 13,000 years1
  • 1352 Ma2
  • 1700 Ma1
  • 182 Ma1
  • 1870 Ma2
  • 1875 Ma1
  • 18th Century1
  • 198 Ma1
  • 2 Ga3
  • 2.0 Ga2
  • 2.0-2.4 Ga1
  • 2.05 Ga1
  • 2.054 Ga1
  • 2.10 Ga1
  • 2.2 Ga3
  • 2.2.Ga1
  • 2.5 Ga4
  • 2.64 Ga1
  • 2.7 Ga33
  • 2.7 Ma1
  • 2.72-2.75 Ga16
  • 2.75 Ga2
  • 2.7Ga1
  • 2054 Ma17
  • 24 ka2
  • 250 Ma1
  • 2700 Ma2
  • 275 Ma1
  • 275-300 Ma20
  • 280 Ma21
  • 280-290 Ma1
  • 281 Ma2
  • 287 Ma23
  • 288 Ma10
  • 290 Ma213
  • 292-297 Ma163
  • 295 Ma5
  • 3.08-3.09 Ga1
  • 300 Ma18
  • 300-290 Ma1
  • 304 Ma2
  • 306 Ma.1
  • 310 Ma9
  • 312 Ma1
  • 325 Ma3
  • 330 Ma1
  • 3300 Ma1
  • 380 Ma3
  • 391 Ma17
  • 397 Ma55
  • 397±2 Ma1
  • 399 Ma6
  • 400 Ma21
  • 403 Ma1
  • 405 Ma1
  • 406 Ma171
  • 412 Ma1
  • 415 Ma8
  • 418 Ma4
  • 418 Ma Caledonian1
  • 420 Ma4
  • 430 Ma7
  • 432 Ma3
  • 450 Ma33
  • 457 Ma26
  • 460 Ma1
  • 470 Ma39
  • 470-475 Ma24
  • 475 Ma1
  • 478 Ma1
  • 480 Ma7
  • 482 Ma2
  • 500 Ma1
  • 520 Ma1
  • 520-480 Ma7
  • 533 Ma2
  • 534 Ma1
  • 540 Ma5
  • 540-480 Ma1
  • 542 Ma2
  • 55 Ma6
  • 55-56 Ma1
  • 55-56Ma2
  • 560 Ma4
  • 560-520 Ma1
  • 565 Ma4
  • 576 Ma7
  • 60 Ma1
  • 600 Ma2
  • 606 Ma5
  • 630-592 Ma2
  • 650 Ma1
  • 650-540 Ma7
  • 72 Ma (Cretaceous)1
  • 720 Ma2
  • 800 Ma1
  • 918 Ma3
  • 920 Ma2
  • 930 Ma2
  • 997 Ma1
  • ?Devonian1

A

  • Archaean5
  • Asbian, Lower Carboniferous13
  • Ashgill, Ordovician8

B

  • Burdigalian, Miocene1

C

  • c. 290 Ma2
  • c. 325 Ma1
  • c. 450 Ma1
  • Caledonian6
  • Cambrian43
  • Cambrian & Ordovician2
  • Cambrian-Ordovician4
  • Caradoc, Ordovician2
  • Carboniferous32
  • Carboniferous or Tertiary5
  • Cretaceous158
  • Cretaceous (?)1
  • Cretaceous - Holocene1
  • Cretaceous-Recent13

D

  • Devonian47
  • Devonian & Carboniferous1
  • Devonian (Eifelian Age)1
  • Devonian - Carboniferous1

E

  • Early Cretaceous1
  • Early Devonian1
  • Early Jurassic12
  • Early Jurasssic1
  • Early Triassic1
  • Ediacaran - Precambrian1
  • Eocene22

G

  • Givetian, Devonian1
  • Givetion, Devonian1

H

  • Holocene14

J

  • Jurassic184
  • Jurassic-Cretaceous4

L

  • Late Carboniferous - Permian6
  • Late Cretaceous1
  • Late Jurassic2
  • Late Proterozoic1
  • Lias, Jurassic1
  • Liassic1
  • Lower Cambrian30
  • Lower Carboniferous174
  • Lower Cretaceous95
  • Lower Devonian3
  • Lower Jurassic39
  • Lower Ordovician6
  • Lower Palaeozoic1
  • Lower Palaeozoic & Precambrian2
  • Lower Permian1
  • Lower Silurian10
  • Lower Triassic3

M

  • Mesozoic10
  • Mid Cretaceous14
  • Mid Devonian1
  • Mid Jurassic1
  • Mid-Jurassic1
  • Middle Jurassic5
  • Middle Cretaceous8
  • Middle Devonian20
  • Middle Jurassic212
  • Middle Proterozoic1
  • Middle Triassic2
  • Miocene2

N

  • Neoarchaean1
  • Neoproterozoic18

O

  • Oligocene3
  • Oligocene-Miocene1
  • Ordovican15
  • Ordovician137
  • Oxfordian, Jurassic3

P

  • Palaeocene23
  • Palaeocene-Eocene1
  • Palaeogene4
  • Palaeozoic3
  • Pendleian, Carboniferous1
  • Pendleian, Lower Carboniferous1
  • Permian117
  • Permian (~300 Ma)1
  • Permian-Triassic9
  • Permo-Triassic5
  • Pleistocene14
  • Pleistocene - Recent1
  • Pleistocene-Holocene1
  • Pleistocene-Quaternary4
  • Pleistocene-Recent13
  • Precambrian32
  • Probably Upper Carboniferous1
  • Proterozoic71
  • Proterozoic-Phanerozoic1
  • Proterzoic1

Q

  • Quaternary18

R

  • Recent2

S

  • Silurian10

T

  • Tertiary1
  • Tithonian, Jurassic2
  • Triassic111

U

  • Unknown, probably Proterozoic.1
  • Upper Carboniferous341
  • Upper Carboniferous - Triassic1
  • Upper Carboniferous-Permian1
  • Upper Cretaceous59
  • Upper Cretaceous-Eocene2
  • Upper Devonian11
  • Upper Jurassic538
  • Upper Jurrasic1
  • Upper Oligocene1
  • Upper Ordovician16
  • Upper Triassic3
  • Upper Triassic-Lower Jurassic1

V

  • Various ages3
  • Various ages.5
  • Variscan3
  • Variscan (300 Ma)1

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