Source provenance
Brohi, I.A., Solangi, S.H., Bablani, S.A., Agheem, M.H., Sahito, A.G. & Brohi, A.U. (2012). Geological and Stratigraphical Studies of Dimension and Cut Stone Deposits Around Khanu Brohi and Khadhar Areas, District Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan. Sindh University Research Journal (Science Series), 44(4), 623-628.
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Cited by 2 units (2 published) · 0 field-level citations · 2 revision notes.
Full text (user-supplied PDF). Local economic-geology / dimension-and-cut-stone study around Khanu Brohi and Khadhar, Laki Range, District Jamshoro, Sindh (25 deg 25'N, 68 deg 09'E). Covers the Paleocene Lakhra Formation (upper Ranikot Group) and the Early-Middle Eocene Laki Formation (Sohnari + Meting limestone members). Used for economic-importance / dimension-stone facies content on the Lakhra Formation (recorded as attributed notes).
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- Economic importance: Brohi et al. (2012): around Khanu Brohi and Khadhar (Laki Range, District Jamshoro, Sindh) the Paleocene Lakhra Formation (upper Ranikot Group) yields dimension- and cut-stone-quality limestone — very hard, thick- to massive-bedded, sugary-textured, orange-yellow to pinkish-yellow (medium quality) — worked for decoration and construction; a distinctive Lakhra limestone bed also serves as the local marker for the Paleocene–Eocene boundary.
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- Age: Brohi et al. (2012): in the Laki Range (Jamshoro) the Early–Middle Eocene Laki Formation (with its Sohnari and Meting limestone members) unconformably overlies the Paleocene Lakhra Formation; studied here for dimension/cut-stone potential. Corroborates the Early–Middle Eocene age.