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mother rock

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mother rock [′məth·ər ‚räk]
(geology)


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A quarter of a kilogram, hewn from Mother Rock 70017 in 1972, was split into 1.
Then too you will be interested to know that there are many glacial boulders on the island and shore, of a granitic structure similar to the granite of Scotland, so it looks as if they were brought by the ice during the Glacial epoch from their mother rock away off to the northwest in Scotland.
`Worshipping at Mother Rock and other shrines and Buddhist temples was outlawed for nearly 70 years after the 1921 socialist revolution,' she told me during the grinding, roadless journey.
 
 
 
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