Re: Earth's Geologic and Oceanologic History


"Inger E.(Norah)" wrote...
Since it's essential for archaeologists and others who discuss impacts of
this and that geologic or oceanic 'phenomena' to have at least basic
knowledge in the subjects they discuss, here is a short ref list to start
with:

Faul Henry, It began with a stone : a history of geology from the Stone
Age
to the age of plate tectonics /; New York 1983; ISBN: 0-471-89735-3
Haven Kendall F, : Wonders of the sea : merging ocean myth and ocean
science; Oxford : Harcourt Education [distributor], 2005 index ISBN:
1-59158-279-2 (pbk.)
Macdougall J D; A short history of planet earth : mountains, mammals,
fire,
and ice New York : John Wiley, cop. 1996; ISBN: 0-471-14805-9
Thorpe S A; The turbulent ocean; Cambridge Univ. Pr., 2005; ISBN:
978-0-521-83543-5
Understanding earth / Frank Press ed.: 2001. ISBN: 0-7167-9617-1

next I only read in Swedish translation thus the ISBN number is to a
Swedish
edition:
Cutler Alan, The seashell on the mountaintop. Swedish title: Snäckan i
berget : en berättelse om geologins grundare och upptäckten av jordens
historia / Alan Cutler; Stockholm : Fahrenheit, 2005 (Finland) ISBN:
91-975261-9-3

dearest ingwer,
so happy to see you citing proper references. perhaps you could also
share that reference to the OED you bought at that cute little shop, i would
very much like to get one for myself. as i have some experience in the
fields of archaeology and geology, do let me know if there is anything i can
explain for you, just to make sure you correctly understand all those texts
you cited properly.

as a question to you, since i know you are well educated and well schooled
in the theories of archaeology beyond basic geology, would you say durkheim
was more closely related to comte or saint-simon in his socio-cultural
philosophies? why?

and lastly, in the past week you have posted under three different nyms, in
order to efficiently expedite your posts could you please limit to one
nymshift per week. it would allow me to keep up with the going-ons of the
archaeology in the group much better.

thanks in advance.


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