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''Schist'' is a metamorphic rock, characterized by its tendency to break easily into sheets due to the high mica content of the rock. It usually forms from [[slate]].
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'''Schist''' is a [[metamorphic rock]], characterized by its tendency to break easily into sheets due to the high [[mica]] content of the [[rock]]. It usually forms from [[slate]]. Since ancient times, schists have been used for [[arrowhead]]s, and other cutting implements.
  
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Latest revision as of 18:59, July 13, 2016

Schist is a metamorphic rock, characterized by its tendency to break easily into sheets due to the high mica content of the rock. It usually forms from slate. Since ancient times, schists have been used for arrowheads, and other cutting implements.