Tag Archives: history
Door 17: The Bindon landslide
Door 16: The Geologist, the Monocled Lady and the Sultan: A Peek into Edwardian Middle Class Life
Door 13: Geoscientists in fiction (part two)
Door 12: (Penny) Dreadful Fellows No.2
Door nine: A fossil fish is for life, not just for Christmas*
A christmas present for the geologist who has everything…. Continue reading
Door six: (Penny) Dreadful Fellows
Door four: A tale of bones and beards…
Loch Ness Monster: Mystery solved?
Loch Ness monster theories have ranged from elephants to seismicity. Do we finally have the answer? Continue reading
Earth Science Week geowalks: London’s hidden history
Imperial College’s Matt Loader takes us on a tour of Piccadilly’s geological highlights… “I’ve been walking about London for the last thirty years, and I find something fresh in it every day” – Walter Besant, novelist. 1901. When I moved to London just over two years ago, I was immediately struck by the history of … Continue reading
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