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(A) Onsets representing the earliest time step assessed at the “common” prevalence level (1 to 20% land area) for extensive agriculture, intensive agriculture, and pastoralism; the earliest time step was assessed as “present” for urbanism. (B) Decline representing the latest time step assessed at the “common” prevalence level for foraging. Image Citation: ArchaeoGLOBE Project, 2019, "4_consensus_transitions.png", ArchaeoGLOBE Repository, https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/6ZXAGT/5PXIGZ, Harvard Dataverse, V2 https://inhabitingtheanthropocene.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/archaeoglobe_fhg.gifArchaeoGLOBE_FHGGlobal animation showing the decline of foraging/hunting/gathering over the past 10,000 years based on ArchaeoGLOBE results. 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Other than lab environments, grimselite has been documented only on mine and tunnel walls (anthropogenic environments). The tunnels here are bored at depths of 400 m or more below surface, through granitic rocks crossed by fracture and dike systems. Elements that include uranium leach out of the rocks especially along the fractures at depth, and grimselite precipitates as the water carrying the uranium and other elements seeps onto the (oxygenated) tunnel walls. 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