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Neogene formations display complex structure, and host confined aquifers that are alternated, and very often interrupted by impermeable clay layers. In many cases, the lack of hydrogeological information and data on those aquifers hinders research and planning of exploitation projects. This study attempts to exploit the available information that can be derived from a sampling, and the corresponding...
A detailed quantitative microstructural study coupled with cathodoluminescence and geochemical analyses on marbles from Naxos demonstrates that the analysis of microstructures is the most sensitive method to define the origin of marbles within, and between, different regions. Microstructure examination can only be used as an accurate provenance tool if a correction for the second‐phase content is...
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