Took A Field Trip To The North Dakota Core Library For My Sedimentology and Stratigraphy Class! Here Are Some Photos I Took!
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Lego sequence stratigraphy
Sequence Stratigraphy Thought
Is there a scenario where LST deposits could be overlain by FSST deposits? I keep mulling over this and I can’t decide if it’s possible or not.
WHY add an insert?? Trying to determine why this polychrome sculpture had 3 inches added to it. The addition does not exhibit the same cracking/paint stratigraphy and is not the same material. Has anyone seen anything similar to this/have any insights? Thanks! :)
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Integrated on‐land‐offshore stratigraphy of the Campi Flegrei caldera: new insights into the volcano‐tectonic evolution in the last 15 kyr
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Roughly 12,500 years ago there was a massive extinction event in North America, leaving a layer of ash in the stratigraphy that is so widespread across the continent that there is a theory it must have been caused by an impact from space. How did people’s lives change? How did they survive?
https://www.pnas.org/content/104/41/16016
By the way, as a result of the bad attitudes of the overly critical moderators I left this subreddit after this post. I think it’s clear this is all about their egos and not discussions of the science of Archaeology here. I’m quite sorry to see that. The culture of Archaeology has too many critics and not enough “doers.” I’m proud to be a doer and not an armchair critic type of archaeologist. That’s why I’ve stood out in the fields of the British Isles, in 4 feet of mud to do Archaeology in Winter. I’m not about just making a name for myself telling others they are wrong (or forcing my opinion of what is “problematic” and what isn’t). This isn’t the place for determining the end-all-be-all of Archaeology, this is REDDIT!!! This is where we should I be openminded, not cutting each other’s ideas down.
“Beautiful is what we see. More beautiful is what we comprehend. Most beautiful is what we do not comprehend.” Statement from Blessed Nicolas Steno (Jan 11, 1638 to Dec 5, 1686) - Catholic Bishop and a Scientist considered as the father of modern #Geology & #Stratigraphy.
If Earth systems cross critical thresholds, everything we did and everything we were – the learning, the wisdom, the stories, the art, the politics, the love, the hate, the anger and the hope – will be reduced to stratigraphy.
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[Book] Tell Afis : the excavations of areas E2-E4, phases V-I, the end of the Late Bronze, Iron Age I sequence : stratigraphy, pottery and small finds by Fabrizio Venturi
First time I've seen stratigraphy in a canyon, wow
https://preview.redd.it/t925e7zsfk971.png?width=3840&format=png&auto=webp&s=75d46c088fdfcca0a6ac54e9939acf79f73bb448
“Beautiful is what we see. More beautiful is what we comprehend. Most beautiful is what we do not comprehend.” Statement from Blessed Nicolas Steno (Jan 11, 1638 to Dec 5, 1686) - Catholic Bishop and a Scientist considered as the father of modern #Geology & #Stratigraphy.
Turonian-Maastrichtian biostratigraphy and isotope stratigraphy of the Kopet-Dagh Basin deposits, northeastern Neo-Tethys, Iran
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Could an earth-bender with finetuned seismic sense be able to detect changes in stratigraphy layers?
With the new Avatar RPG release, I thought of a character who was an earth-bending archaeologist (Indiana Jones, not Jurrasic park). Archaeologists often excavate in levels based on stratigraphy layers. For example, if they have a 1mx1m square then they'll excavate all of the top layers, write stuff down and then move down to the next layer. If the earth bender had a very finetuned seismic sense, would they be able to tell the difference between a sandy layer of earth and a layer that was more clay-like? If the vibrations were traveling differently through the layers, I think they would be able to but I would like to hear what you guys think. Also, do you think they would be able to detect artifacts in the ground?
"Architectural Stratigraphy", Inspired by the layers of different architectural styles found in Taipei.
Hominin homelands of East Java: Revised stratigraphy and landscape reconstructions for Plio-Pleistocene Trinil
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Sequence Stratigraphy on a micro scale.
good books about paleoecology/-stratigraphy or micropaleontology?
heyo! first post here and on reddit in general.
I'm currently at the beginning of general geology studies but definitely want to specify in paleo. So far the only specifics at my University (I know of) are, in order of my interest in them (most to least):
Paleoecology, Paleostratigraphy (iIrc) and Micropaleontology
are there any good books about those topics you could suggest? Maybe even in german (my mothertongue)? ^^
I'm heavily interested in paleontology but more into the zoology side instead of the general and my knowledge is yet on a hobby-level
btw fav-dino is Parasaurolophus <3
Stratigraphy XRF data
What packages would I need to be able to convert my XRF data into a stratigraphic plot? Struggling with just using rioja. Thanks!
How would Stratigraphy work in the future?
Relating seafloor geomorphology to subsurface architecture: How mass‐transport deposits and knickpoint‐zones build the stratigraphy of the deep‐water Hikurangi Channel
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Bl. Nicolas Steno (Jan 11, 1638 to Dec 5, 1686 Gregorian Calendar) Steno made fundamental contributions to four branches of science: anatomy, paleontology, geology, and crystallography. He is considered as the Father of modern Geology and Stratigraphy
400 meters of stratigraphy in the Southern Hemisphere of Mars
'Architectural Stratigraphy", 12"x18", Linocut
Sequence stratigraphy and carbon isotopes from the Trenton and Black River Groups near Union Furnace, PA: Constraining the role of land plants in the Ordovician world
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Vertically titled Carbonate stratigraphy from the Hudson Valley of New York State. Ordovician-Silurian aged.
Does anyone know how to get the kind of vocal effects found on Semantic Satiation, Septic Shock, and Seismic Stratigraphy?
I love that sound and want to be able to do something similar.
"The Stratigraphy of the Germanic Loanwords in Finnic" (Kallio, Petri. 2015, NOWELE Supplement Series 27)
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Bl. Nicolas Steno (Jan 11, 1638 to Dec 5, 1686) Steno made fundamental contributions to four branches of science: anatomy, paleontology, geology, and crystallography. He was a Bishop and considered as the Father of Modern Geology and Stratigraphy
Bl. Nicolas Steno (Jan 11, 1638 to Dec 5, 1686) Steno made fundamental contributions to four branches of science: anatomy, paleontology, geology, and crystallography. He was a Bishop and considered as the Father of Modern Geology and Stratigraphy
Bl. Nicolas Steno (Jan 11, 1638 to Dec 5, 1686) Steno made fundamental contributions to four branches of science: anatomy, paleontology, geology, and crystallography. He was a Bishop and considered as the Father of Modern Geology and Stratigraphy
Thin blue and red line but it's a stratigraphy interpretation made in MS paint.
Stratigraphy cross section from recent experiment in our stream table
Roundhouse revealed at Bamburgh Castle - Based on its stratigraphy, it is thought to be late Romano- British, but could potentially be earlier in date – further post-excavation analyses will aim to confirm this.
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