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 : Diametric section of the principles and theories of geology


Diametric section of the principles and theories of geology

The diametric section of the principles and theories of geology, by Charles Moxon and C Chabot. The print is dedicated to the President, Council and Fellows of the Geological Society. It was sold at a price of 10s 6d. The central diametric section clearly owes a debt to an Ideal Section of a Portion of the Earth's Crust. which appeared in William Buckland's Geology and mineralogy considered with reference to natural theology (1836). Hand coloured lithograph

Picture No
14160640
Media ID
48661145
Size
10661px x 8797px (17.5MB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/500 - Image reference: 07-189
Date
1842

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