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A Poem for Old Rock Day

Posted on January 7, 2023 by wordcloud9

January 7 is Old Rock Day – a celebration of the Earth’s rocks, their incredible history, and the amazing geologists who help us understand them. The study of rocks was first introduced by the Ancient Greek Theophrastus (287 BC) in … Continue reading →

Posted in Geology, Poetry | Tagged A Poem for Old Rock Day, James Hutton, Pliny the Elder, Robert King, Theophrastus, Ulisse Aldovandi, William Smith | 2 Comments

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