Mapping Mountains exhibition
| Organised by: | Main Geological Society events |
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| Date: | 6 February 2008 |
| Event Type: | Lecture |
| Venue: | The Geological Society (Burlington House) |
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Change of Date! The viewing and reception will now be held on Wednesday 6 February 2008.
A celebration of the geological fieldwork in the 1880's - that led to the 1907 'Peach and Horne' Memoir to the Geological Structure of the NW Highlands of Scotland.Curated by:
- Clare Bond (Midland Valley Exploration)
- Rob Butler (University of Aberdeen)
Exhibition:
6 -29 February
Viewing and Reception:
Wed 6 February 2008, 1730 for 1800
Programme
Welcome: Clare Bond (Midland Valley Exploration).
Secret of the Highlands: 19th Century scientific discovery and why it is still important today - Rob Butler (University of Aberdeen).
Lines of Enquiry: The art of geology (and science communication) - Kate Foster (Artist in Residence, University of Glasgow).
Cadell's experiments on mountain building - recreated - Graham Leslie (British Geological Survey).
Geological Mapping and its 21st century importance - Alan Gibbs (Midland Valley)
For further information about Mapping Mountains visit www.mappingmountains.com.
Entry
Exhibition - freeEntry to Reception - free, by ticket only. Please apply to Jackie Maggs, Geological Society of London.
Sponsored by:
BHP Billition, Hess, The Royal Society, NW Highlands Geopark, British Geological Survey and Scottish Natural Heritage.
