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Geological Section of Tinière Valley: A Study by Adolf Morlot

Explore the geological section of Tinière Valley in Lubbock as studied by Adolf Morlot in 1896. Discover the Quaternary time measure through a diagrammatic section showing layers from Roman to Stone Age levels.

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Geological Section of Tinière Valley: A Study by Adolf Morlot

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  1. AdolfMorlotthe Measure of Quarternary Time by Leonard G Wilson

  2. Eastern end of Lake Geneva N

  3. Geological section of the Tinière valley in Lubbock, Scenery of Switzerland, 1896

  4. Clarens Section Glacial clay containing limestone blocks Alluvium containing rounded pebbles

  5. Beginning of railway cut at Villeneuve through the southern half of the Tinière cone.

  6. Railway cut through Tinière conecompleted in 1860

  7. Diagrammatic section throughTinière cone, showing Roman (Iron),Bronze, and Stone Age levels

  8. Adolf Morlot 1820 - 1867 Sir Charles Lyell 1797 - 1875

  9. Older and higher Tinièreconeabove and behind the modern cone

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