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Promoting geological heritage through postage stamps
Geology Today, 2016Postage stamps are useful in promoting geological heritage. This concept is explored through an analysis of British and New Zealand stamps, which portray a variety of different types of geological heritage. Coastal, glacial, fluvial and limestone scenery all feature, together with volcanic landforms such as the Giant's Causeway.
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The heritage of geological maps
1990There are facets of geological maps other than those discussed in the preceding chapters, such as the tremendous heritage they represent. The maps we use today have not always looked this way, and the earliest maps did not appear overnight. Geological maps have slowly evolved, in many ways reflecting the growth of geology itself. The first part of this
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Geological heritage sites in South Australia
Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, 2018Beginning in 1966, research by the Geological Heritage Subcommittee of the South Australian Division of the Geological Society of Australia has identified over 450 geologically significant areas in...
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Geological and Technical Heritage of Idria
2012After 500 years of mining history, the last batch of ore was excavated in 1995, and in 2009 the mine was finally shut down. Through all that time, many ore, fossil and mineral collections were formed. Collecting became very popular during the Enlightenment, when several renowned scientists were working in the territory of Slovenia.
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PETE BIRKELAND: GEOLOGICAL HERITAGE AND LEGACY
Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2022openaire +1 more source