Definition: The word "argillitic" describes a type of igneous rock made up of calcite crystals, which in turn are formed by weathering and erosion processes. It is named after the name given to this type of rock based on its appearance. Argillites can range from light gray to dark brown or black with slight hues of green, and they can vary in their hardness, texture, and size.
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