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==In Real Life==
 
==In Real Life==
Conglomerate is a type of clastic sedimentary stone composed of large, well rounded grains, at least 2 millimeters in diameter; if the grains are angular, it is called a breccia (which is not present in Dwarf Fortress). If the grains are rounded pebbles, the conglomerate is called [[puddingstone]].
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Conglomerate is a type of clastic sedimentary stone composed of large, well rounded grains, at least 2 millimeters in diameter; if the grains are angular, it is called a breccia (which is not present in ''Dwarf Fortress''). If the grains are rounded pebbles, the conglomerate is called [[puddingstone]].
  
 
[[File:Aubergfelsen.jpg|center|thumb|290px|Conglomerate.]]
 
[[File:Aubergfelsen.jpg|center|thumb|290px|Conglomerate.]]

Revision as of 19:00, 29 December 2020

Conglomerate
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Uses

Properties
Fire-safe Not magma-safe

Wikipedia article

This article is about the current version of DF.
Note that some content may still need to be updated.

Conglomerate is one of many sedimentary layer stones. It is notable for not only supporting aquifers but also frequently containing large clusters of puddingstone which will also support the aquifer.

In Real Life

Conglomerate is a type of clastic sedimentary stone composed of large, well rounded grains, at least 2 millimeters in diameter; if the grains are angular, it is called a breccia (which is not present in Dwarf Fortress). If the grains are rounded pebbles, the conglomerate is called puddingstone.

Conglomerate.
Sedimentary
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