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Context of this study _ Purpose  Past work  Exploration for heavy minerals by means of aeroradioactivity  Choice of study area  Geology of study area  Mechanics of this study  Aeroradioactivity-map characteristics  Field methods  Laboratory methods  Background radioactivity response of some lithologic units _ Anomaly classification  Page Geologic settings of aeroradioactivity anomalies  7 Old beach-complex sands containing heavy-mineral concentrations  7 Radioactivity  7 Heavy-mineral content  8 Variations in mineralogy  8 Old bay-complex deposits  9 River deposits  11 Phosphatic deposits and man's enrichment of them ____ 1,4 Other anomalous manmade deposits  14 The heavy-mineral concentrations  14 The role of aeroradioactivity in heavy-mineral prospecting _ 17 Other applications of the aeroradioactivity data  18 References cited  18

Aeroradioactivity maps in heavy-mineral exploration: Charleston, South Carolina, area