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Wellington under water in fossil finds
  • Geology field school in the Wairarapa: seeing fossils, in situ, that made me realise that, not so long ago, the Wellington area was under the sea, whose waters were warmer than those today.
  • Geology field trip to Red Rocks: Prof Lauder demonstrating that basaltic lava once flowed on the Makara coast.
  • Geology III class: Professor Wellman assuring us that the world would soon learn that continents moved.
  • Geology I class: Professor Clark recounting his descent onto Whaka’ari by parachute.
Madeleine Rashbrooke2022-05-09T22:03:46+12:00

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