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Deccan Era Rock Formations Hampi is located on the Deccan plateau, which is one of the oldest and most stable geographical formations in the world. The plateau comprises rocks dated to be about 2.5 billion years old. Geologically, these rocks are termed as ‘Younger Granites’ and are spread over a 500 km long and 20 km wide belt running north-south. The granitic rocks in the area were formed towards the end of the Archean Era of the geological time scale, due to magmatic action leading to the melting of the older gneissic rocks and intrusion. The thickness of this younger granitic complex varies from 5 to 25 km. Rock - Object Stock Photo
Hampi is located on the Deccan plateau, which is one of the oldest and most stable geographical formations in the world. The plateau comprises rocks dated to be about 2.5 billion years old. Geologically, these rocks are termed as ‘Younger Granites’ and are spread over a 500 km long and 20 km wide belt running north-south. The granitic rocks in the area were formed towards the end of the Archean Era of the geological time scale, due to magmatic action leading to the melting of the older gneissic rocks and intrusion. The thickness of this younger granitic complex varies from 5 to 25 km.
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Hampi is located on the Deccan plateau, which is one of the oldest and most stable geographical formations in the world. The plateau comprises rocks dated to be about 2.5 billion years old. Geologically, these rocks are termed as ‘Younger Granites’ and are spread over a 500 km long and 20 km wide belt running north-south. The granitic rocks in the area were formed towards the end of the Archean Era of the geological time scale, due to magmatic action leading to the melting of the older gneissic rocks and intrusion. The thickness of this younger granitic complex varies from 5 to 25 km.

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