rock debris

There was little dust here, only a few pieces of scattered rock debris.

The middle and lower portions of the glacier are covered with rock debris.

The track in which the stone rolled was choked with rock debris.

Shrapnel and rock debris went flying over my head.

This rock debris had filled some natural cavities and hallways.

The years would have weathered the rock debris, but not to such a natural-looking formation.

Adults shelter in crevices, while juveniles can be found under rock debris.

In addition, a large amount of rock debris was removed, which had filled some natural cavities and hallways.

In the pictures, this section of the glacier is gray with rock debris and has few crevasses.

The engineers cleared the rock debris and tested for safety, finishing the project in November of that year.

The amount of rock debris in the basal surface of the ice.

Its rugged cliffs rise from sea level, where there is much rock debris, to a height of 25 m.

The sides of these structures are composed of unstable rock debris.

Ice mixed with rock debris now spills into the canyon and the creek has been pushed to the east.

A virgin forest grew on the rock debris.

Apart from the ubiquitous rock debris and some superficial damage in places, the structures stood intact.

Deposition Ice sheets and glaciers transport large quantities of rock debris.

Despite the noises and the chatter of rattling rock debris, the creature had remained stone still.

Rock debris falls from the steep valley walls and litters the glacier surface.

After clearance of the huts and rock debris beneath, they found a stone step cut into the bedrock.

Otherwise it is covered in quaternary volcanic rock debris.

Streams carried rock debris down slope to be deposited in nearby lowlands.

On the lowlands the ice deposited its load of rock debris, or moraine.

Large amounts of rock debris are carried on, in, and beneath the ice as the glaciers move downslope.

A sedan drives up to the entrance, steering around toppled stone pillars and rock debris.