Abstract
Caps and pearls are the most common morphology types of secondary calcite deposits in the abandoned mine gallery built in gneisses. Their formation is associated with the infiltration into the gallery of rainwater from the overlying marbles. The formation mechanism and morphology of these secondary calcite deposits are identical to those typical for cave caps and pearls.
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