The department of Geology is established in the University Museum between the museum of Comparative Zoology and the Botanical Department.

Object Details Author Oldroyd, D. R (David Roger) Contents Science in the silver age: Aetna, a classical theory of volcanic activity -- Some Neo-Platonic and Stoic influences on mineralogy in the ...

Geology Major As a geology major, you will learn to apply the principles of all the sciences to the study of the Earth. The geology major focuses on a range of fundamental earth systems, including the ...

“Mineral Wealth: The Art of Geology” is now on display at Orlando Science Center’s Fusion Gallery showcasing the intersection of science and art.

THE homely saying that the proof of the pudding is in the eating is well exemplified by this well-known text-book, now in its twenty-third edition, which has guided the footsteps of so many ...

Some of the lectures were presented to the Durham County Agricultural Society, and the members of the Durham Farmers' Club.--Preface. The final 11 p. are publisher's advertisements.

Three-year-old A.J. Hendrickson helped the president of South Dakota School of Mines & Technology unveil his uncle’s rare mineral collection on Thursday at the Museum of Geology, the most ...

The Nature Index tracks the affiliations of scientific articles from high-quality publications. The research profile for V.S. Sobolev Institute of Geology and Mineralogy, SB RAS reflects the ...

William Ascarza Special to the Arizona Daily Star Jan 8, 2023 Jan 8, 2023 Updated Feb 13, 2024 Arizona has the distinction of many mine sites that have diverse geology and mineralogy. Located 20 ...

Joe Johnson, communications director of Central Arkansas Gem, Mineral, and Geology Society, stopped by Little Rock ARC to show off some gems and talk a little about the organization.

Rocks are aggregates of two or more minerals. The rock pictured above was found in a mine and contains raw gold, which is a mineral of chemical formula Au. (Image credit: plastic_buddha via Getty ...

In the last lecture, on February 26, Professor Alfred C. Lane '83, Pearson Professor of Geology and Mineralogy at Tufts College, will discuss "Some Contacts of Geology and Religion".