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Northern Rocks: Shetland
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Northern Rocks: Shetland

17/05/2019

Neville Martin (UK) Shetland is famous for many things including ponies, knitwear, sheep and sheepdogs, birdlife and fishing. It is less well known for being an excellent attraction for the geologist or that it is currently going through the process of qualifying for European and World Geopark recognition. The rocks … Read More

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Seeing into the ‘Stone Age’: The stone tools of early man
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Seeing into the ‘Stone Age’: The stone tools of early man

23/01/2018

Bob Markham (UK) In the early part of his evolution, man made great use of rock and stone to assist him in his activities. The term ‘Stone Age’ has been given to the period of time during which stone was the main material used for the manufacture of functional tools … Read More

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