If you missed our lecture by Mike Searle you can watch it here: https://youtu.be/fSWyAWRZpUc
Quaternary Glaciations in the Mediterranean Mountains
If you missed our lecture by Philip Hughes you can watch it here: https://youtu.be/n_QCQhM2DEA
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William Smith in South Wales
If you missed our lecture by Duncan Hawley you can see it here: https://youtu.be/t9D3k9bZWMc
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Updated Winter 2022-23 Programme
Oct 6 (Geodiversity Day) - Duncan Hawley (HOGG),
"William Smith in South Wales" [Zoom (evening talk)]
Oct 29 - Professor Philip Hughes (University of Manchester),
"Quaternary glaciation in the Mediterranean mountains - from Morocco to Montenegro" [Cardiff]
Nov 19 - Ewan Thomas (Geotechnology Ltd.),
"The work of an engineering geologist in South Wales" [Swansea]
Dec 10 - Professor Mike Searle, (University of Oxford)
"Tectonics and mountain building in the Himalaya" (provisional title) [Zoom]
Jan 7 - Holiday Geology [Cardiff]
Jan 21 - Peter Kokelaar,
"Landscape evolution of southwest Wales: revelations of a dynamic Earth" [Swansea]
Feb 18 - Colin Palmer (IOW),
"Engineering research into pterosaur flight" (provisional title) [Zoom]
March 18 - Peter Sheldon (Open University),
"Exceptional fossils – the surprising, the significant and the strange’ [AGM Cardiff]
Summer 2022 Newsletter
Bivalve reefs and mounds in the middle Liassic (Domerian) of the Central High Atlas Mountains Morroco
If you missed Chris Lees lecture you can watch it here on our YouTube Channel:
Video link https://youtu.be/cZtj1nuK1Dc
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Spring 2022 Newsletter
The Lower Old Red Sandstone, SW Wales – Old Enigmas & New Perspectives
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Geological influences on the development of the city of Bath and its environs by Kevin Privett
If you missed our lecture by Kevin Privett on the geological influences on the development of the city of Bath and its environs you can see it here:
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Travels in Deep Time Geology by Tom Kapitany
If you missed our lecture by Tom Kapitany on Travels in Deep Time Geology you can see it here:
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