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Please note that the content on this website may not be up-to-date. The Wat on Earth newsletter is no longer publishing new issues, and this site exists as an archive only. For more recent information, visit the Earth Sciences Museum website.

Wat On Earth: Volume 3. Number 1, January 2005

Friday, January 21, 2005

What On Earth: January 2005 cover

Wat On Earth: January 2005 (PDF)

Tsunami! - Alan V. Morgan
Talc - Duncan Kwok, Peter Russell, Amy Sitler
Fossils - Alan V. Morgan
A visit to the "Temple" of Serapsis at Pozzuoli - Alan V. Morgan
Geological mapping exercise - badminton court lay-out - John Etches

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