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Geology by the Book
8 May 2016

Geology by the Book

by Tas Walker | posted in: Noah's Flood, Resources | 0

I’ve had some good feedback on this DVD of a talk I presented when I was in the UK. I like the title, which was suggested by the organizer of the event. The DVD deals with a few iconic geological … Continued

Flood geology, Genesis Flood, geological model, Giants Causeway, Northern Ireland, Siccar Point, Three Sisters, United Kingdom
The mythology surrounding James Hutton, Hadrian’s Wall and Siccar Point
4 Oct 2010

The mythology surrounding James Hutton, Hadrian’s Wall and Siccar Point

by Tas Walker | posted in: Column | 15

There is a certain mythology that has grown up in geological circles around James Hutton (1726–1797), the Scottish physician widely regarded as the father of modern geology. The legend that passes along the corridors of academia makes a good story … Continued

Geological History, Hadrian's Wall, James Hutton, Siccar Point
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