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american_scientific_journal-3926	Giza, Ibrahim Idris; Igwe, Ogbonnaya	Assessment of Foundation Instability Using Integrated Geotechnical and Geophysical Techniques: A Case Study of Giza, Keana LGA, Nasarawa State, North Central Nigeria	2018	24	.pdf	application/pdf	7913	421	55	This is consistent with the result of the grain size analysis and Atterberg limit test, which revealed high clay content (CH-type), high plasticity and high clay activity in soils of the cracked zone, as high water content induce weathering and increases clay activity [8]. The low coefficient of permeability of the cracked zone could be resulting from high clay content which impedes drainage, while the high permeability of the non-cracked zone, may be due to its low clay content and appreciable amount of sands.	cache/american_scientific_journal-3926.pdf	txt/american_scientific_journal-3926.txt