Quaternary Studies

Quaternary studies news, blogs, and links

Add Content

RSS

Articles

Sorted by: Top Picks

+ write article

Yes, that was a good day for science

Written by

Ribonuff on

From: ribocat.blogspot.com

I am glad to see Ötzi back in the news on the 16th anniversary of his discovery. I would like to see this fellow - or to be hiking in the area of his discovery. Too bad the import of this find was not realized at the time the authorities arrived. Yes, I imprinted on the hiking in "Sound of Music" as an impressionable youth, especially after having done some easy hiking already in southwestern Germany. I want to hike or walk in the Alps again! It's been a year!!! Must have that scenery! P.S. I am noted for walking to > 14,000 feet ... Read Full Story

Add Comments

Mud cores, my nightmare

Written by

Ribonuff on

From: ribocat.blogspot.com

It would be my nightmare to take mud cores in a northern climate in cold weather. It was bad enough to take sediment cores out of Cape Cod waters in early March while 3 feet high in frigid water in a meandering estuarine channel. 6, I got bronchitis out of that one. Thank you, overling from 8! This post ©reated by Ribonuff on October 15, 2007. Read Full Story

Add Comments

Welcome to our blog about Quaternary Studies

Written by

The_Zimbio_Team on

This is our group blog, which is unique because any Zimbio member can post an entry to it. Some members blog about recent news and trends related to the portal topic, others recount relevant personal stories. You can also comment on and rate existing blog entries, to voice your opinion and to help the community identify which members and entries on the portal are must-reads. Got an interesting idea or story to share with other members of this portal? Well, then put on your journalist's cap and add your own blog entry ! Read Full Story

Add Comments

Photo Album

Sorted by: Top Rated

+ add picture

No pictures yet.

News

/ edit news

Geology Links for June 17th, 2009

Links from del.icio.us, tagged with geology for June 17th, 2009: Life Is Destroying the Planet! by Butler Shaffer Ice Ages– Illinois State Museum GCI WebCenter Main Menu Giant’s Causeway | Atlas Obscura Chocolate Hills | Atlas Obscura Smithsonian Education - IdeaLabs: Amazing Collections Science Netlinks: K-2 E-Sheet Savage Earth Animation: The Hot Zones Geo-Mysteries @ The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis NASA Earth Observatory: Home...

From geology.rockbandit.net ()

More perspectives...

Geology Links for June 11th, 2009

Links from del.icio.us, tagged with geology for June 11th, 2009: Texas Geological Maps 250K GAT Sheets Typhoons trigger slow earthquakes Geology.com - Earth Science News, Maps, Dictionary, Articles, Jobs File:Geological time spiral.png - Wikimedia Commons 400 Years of "De Magnete" The real world behind “Up’s” Paradise Falls USC Sequence Stratigraphy Web Sedimentary Rock Classification Table Carlsbad Caverns National Park - High School Geology...

From geology.rockbandit.net ()

More perspectives...

Geology Links for June 7th, 2009

Links from del.icio.us, tagged with geology for June 7th, 2009: Yahoo! 360° - kristen c’s Blog IRIS Seismic Monitor Earth Science World Image Bank GeoInteractive Geography Resources - Index Juicy Geography geoknow.net - Geography and environmental news, information and research help on topics from around the world Geology Labs On-Line BBC NEWS | Science & Environment | Early rocks to reveal their ages Early [...]

From geology.rockbandit.net ()

More perspectives...

Geology: necessary for basic science understanding

Geology: necessary for basic science understandingUSA TodayDubbed "Earth Science Literacy Principles: The Big Ideas and Supporting Concepts of Earth Science", the report summarizes the key facts about geologic processes on Earth. ""It's important that every citizen have knowledge of the fundamental concepts of ...

From news.google.com ()

More perspectives...