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History of Geology Group

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The History of Geology Group is for anyone, any level of knowledge and anywhere across the globe who is interested in #HistGeo We are affiliated to @geolsoc.bsky.social Posts, reposts & replies are our own. https://www.historyofgeologygroup.org

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History of Geology Group (@hoggroup.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 22 novembre 2024. Le compte a 203 abonnés, suit 72 comptes et a publié 191 posts.

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  • The Geologists' Association@geolassoc.bsky.social

    Dinosaurs, Moon Rocks and Earth's Amazing Secrets - Festival of Geology 2026! For those who are starting to stress about Christmas presents or just like a little shopping, there will be the usual retail element at the Festival of Geology with fossils, minerals and hand made jewellery for sale.

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  • History of Geology@historyofgeology.bsky.social

    October 28, 1965, geophysicists Edward Bullard, J. E. Everett and A. Gilbert Smith, using the first "tectonic computer simulations," publish a paper with the title "The Fit of the Continents around the Atlantic" ...

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  • Tom Sharpe@tomsharperocks.bsky.social

    It’s a dark and stormy night here, with weather warnings for the weekend, but I’m happy to be stuck indoors with my rather battered copy of The Fossil Woman A Life of Mary Anning and the just arrived, crisp, clean (for the time being) proofs of Mary Anning The Companion Guide, due out spring 2027.

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  • Tom Sharpe@tomsharperocks.bsky.social

    #FossilFriday: An original c.1831 plaster cast displayed @morethanadodo.bsky.social of Plesiosaurus dolichodeirus found by Mary Anning in 1823. One of five casts made by sculptor Francis Chantrey at his studio in Pimlico, London, its polygonal frame follows the original framing of the fossil itself.

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  • History of Geology@historyofgeology.bsky.social

    October 23, has become famous as the "birthday of Earth" - thanks to the brief mention in many textbooks of Irish Archbishop James Ussher and his chronology 🌍🎂 The exact date given by the Ussher-Lightfoot-Chronology for the creation of Earth is October 23, 4004 B.C. in the early morning hours ...

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