The Castle St and Frederick St prints of the "Lost Drawings" depict rocks that haven’t been exposed for hundreds of years!
You can get the set of 10 Edinburgh prints, in exchange for a donation to our #DeepTimeTrail crowdfunder: https://t.co/flqALMCVSL
Check out our Trustee Gemma's recent blog on the planned #DeepTimeTrail
https://t.co/e1SQPsohe7
In it she explores how we can responsibly and creatively curate engagement opportunities in the field itself
Donate to the Deep Time Trail today: https://t.co/flqALMCVSL
Join Mull geologists John Faithfull and James Westland for an evening talk and chat about the geology of the Mull Volcano!
Saturday 4th October, 19:00-21:00 in Salen Church Centre.
Siccar Point is one of the most important geoheritage sites in the world; we think visitors deserve to hear why.
Help us install a Deep Time Trail - donate to the Crowdfunder now.
https://t.co/X3psYtRoO3
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The Scottish Geology Festival kicks off in 6 DAYS with our launch event
🌋 Volcanoes in our Neighbourhood 🔥
Join a panel of scientists and artists for presentations and discussions on how volcanoes influence our lives
📅 Mon 1st Sept, 6 -8pm @ Hunterian Museum, Glasgow
Do you have an idea for #ScotGeolFest25?
We're now accepting event proposals!
We're looking for events that inspire, inform, and entertain, and which are themed around Scotland's amazing geology
If you have an idea, or want to be involved then please get in touch
📸 Nickeline from Wanlockhead
Nickeline is a rare secondary arsenide mineral which has been found in the dumps at New Glencrieff Mine. Nickeline is rarely used as a Ni ore as the arsenic content makes smelting difficult.
#MineralMonday#ScottishGeology
📸 Chalcopyrite from Wanlockhead
Chalcopyrite is a common copper ore, though it doesn't occur in workable quantities in Scotland. At Wanlockhead it's likely the first mineral to form from the ore-bearing fluid which made the lead deposits there.
#MineralMonday#ScottishGeology
Just a reminder that there is a brighter side to social media! You can find us on Bluesky, where we'll soon be sharing exclusive #ScottishGeology content 🏞️ See you there! https://t.co/TWDCpgoTng