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Geology

 

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Contents
Introduction
1Introduction to geology and mineralogy
Photography and geological change
2Charles Lyell on Niagara Falls (1845)
Volcanic eruptions
3Volcanoes and volcanic eruptions
4Alphonse Bernoud & Claude Grillet: Italy: Earthquake damage (1857-1858)
5Giorgio Sommer: Eruption of Vesuvius (1872)
6Giorgio Sommer: Pompeii
7Giorgio Sommer: The ash-covered remains from Pompeii
Geological features
8Geysers
9Glaciers
10Fjords
11Rock formations
Locations
12Utah: Devil's Slide
13California: Yosemite Valley
Photographers
14Exhibitions: 1855 Crystal Palace - Models of Extinct Animals
15William England: Views of Switzerland [Series]
16Richebourg: Carte geologique detaillee de la France, Feuille 48.- Paris (1879)
17Joshua Crissman: Yellowstone National Park, illustrated by 122 views. (ca 1876)
18Charles Waldack, Proctor & O'Shaughnessy: Mammoth Cave, Kentucky (1866)
19Mandeville Thum: Mammoth Cave, Kentucky (ca 1876-1877)
20William Bell: U.S. War Dept., Corps of Engineers; Geographical Explorations and Surveys West of 100th Meridian, Expedition of 1872; Lieut. Geo. M. Wheeler, commanding. / Geological Series [Stereoviews]
21Ben Hains: Views of Mammoth Cave and vicinity (1889)
22Martin Kriz: Moravian Karst region - subterranean photography
23Unidentified photographer: Postojna Cave [present-day Slovenia] (1890)
24Joseph Burr Tyrrell: Expedition to the barren lands (1893)
25Charles Spencer: New Zealand: Volcanic landscapes (1886)
26George Dobson Valentine: New Zealand
27Brett Weston: Lava abstractions
Palaeontology and evolution
28Evolution and the Biblical flood
     
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Subscribers have access to the twenty eight informative Fragments on this Theme, Online Exhibitions, Visual Indexes and References.
Introduction
1Introduction to geology and mineralogy
Photography and geological change
2Charles Lyell on Niagara Falls (1845)
Volcanic eruptions
3Volcanoes and volcanic eruptions
4Alphonse Bernoud & Claude Grillet: Italy: Earthquake damage (1857-1858)
5Giorgio Sommer: Eruption of Vesuvius (1872)
6Giorgio Sommer: Pompeii
7Giorgio Sommer: The ash-covered remains from Pompeii
Geological features
8Geysers
9Glaciers
10Fjords
11Rock formations
Locations
12Utah: Devil's Slide
13California: Yosemite Valley
Photographers
14Exhibitions: 1855 Crystal Palace - Models of Extinct Animals
15William England: Views of Switzerland [Series]
16Richebourg: Carte geologique detaillee de la France, Feuille 48.- Paris (1879)
17Joshua Crissman: Yellowstone National Park, illustrated by 122 views. (ca 1876)
18Charles Waldack, Proctor & O'Shaughnessy: Mammoth Cave, Kentucky (1866)
19Mandeville Thum: Mammoth Cave, Kentucky (ca 1876-1877)
20William Bell: U.S. War Dept., Corps of Engineers; Geographical Explorations and Surveys West of 100th Meridian, Expedition of 1872; Lieut. Geo. M. Wheeler, commanding. / Geological Series [Stereoviews]
21Ben Hains: Views of Mammoth Cave and vicinity (1889)
22Martin Kriz: Moravian Karst region - subterranean photography
23Unidentified photographer: Postojna Cave [present-day Slovenia] (1890)
24Joseph Burr Tyrrell: Expedition to the barren lands (1893)
25Charles Spencer: New Zealand: Volcanic landscapes (1886)
26George Dobson Valentine: New Zealand
27Brett Weston: Lava abstractions
Palaeontology and evolution
28Evolution and the Biblical flood

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