Geology Clip Art
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I am going to be giving a simple geology lecture to a class of 3rd graders next
week and am looking for some geology clip art to liven up a handout. If you
have some, could you email it to me or let me know where I can grab it?
Thanks! GCB
… I'm using that wonderful film "The Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes". Has
anyone ever seen that on Video? The film I got from the local state film
library has seen better days!
Hi Gary,
I guess I'm too late for your talk this week, but I have been compiling images
of scanned fossils, cross-sections, etc (mostly from old geology text books
from the late 1800s) and I want to put them into topical disks as clip art.
They originated as images for a book in the format of a 366-day calendar that
progresses through the history of the earth, from origin on Jan 1 to early
humans on Dec 31. Each month represents one period (except Jan = Precambrian,
Dec = Cenozoic). I sell this stuff as part of my geology consulting business,
so if you're still interested e-mail me your postal address and I'll send you a
flyer. The clip art stuff is still in progress. Also, I'll be away from the
computer until Nov. 22 — apologies for any inconvenience.
Regards, Dick Gibson
Dick –
I'd also be interested in receiving a flyer re: fossil clip art
Michael Sternberg
2208 31st Street
Anacortes, WA 98221
Thanks
May I have a copy of your geology clip art?
Alice Dixon
5800 Buttonwood Tree Lane
Gladstone, MO 64119
Thanks a bunch!
–Alice