Hand specimens used in online version of a University of Liverpool geology practical exercise. 50388 by apbliv on Sketchfab 50389 by apbliv on Sketchfab 50391 by apbliv on Sketchfab 50386 by apbliv on Sketchfab 50310 by apbliv on Sketchfab 50392 by apbliv on Sketchfab
This resource – the Stillwater Reservoir Conflict – is an activity that simulates the roles played by various interested parties when the siting of a reservoir is the subject of a public enquiry.
This shows a sandstone outcrop on The Roaches in the Peak District of England. The sandstone layers show cross bedding and the sandstone layers have been tilted after their formation.
These resources cover industrial brownfield sites, stages in development of these sites and the remediation technologies used.
This resource is a basic introduction to looking at rocks in thin section. The resource includes a section outlining the parts of a polarising light microscope. There is a section showing how this microscope can be used to study the optical properties of minerals in rock thin section. There are video clips showing the optical …
This is a sand analysis exercise based on sands from two different locations.
These images are ‘free to use’ for non-commercial educational purposes. Please acknowledge their source as GeoHubLiverpool.
These images are ‘free to use’ for non-commercial educational purposes. Please acknowledge their source as GeoHubLiverpool.
These images are ‘free to use’ for non-commercial educational purposes. Please acknowledge their source as GeoHubLiverpool.
Metamorphism for A-Level students These resources were prepared by Prof John Wheeler for a meeting of A-Level Geology students.
This resource explains the diagenetic processes in sandstones and details the processes that result in anomalous porosity.
