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A general map of Ireland… (Griffith, 1855)
‘Basaltic tower called Castro Levit at the foot of Magilligan Facade’
Prospectus for ‘Accurate Delineations and Descriptions of the Natural Order of the Various Strata…’
‘Grauwacke rocks at Fass Castle in Berwickshire’

Table of the ‘Explanation of Colours on the Map of Strata…’
Map of the Silurian Region (Murchison, 1838)
‘View of the Grauwacke rocks south of Eyemouth Berwickshire’
‘Synopsis of Geological Phenomena’

Geological map of Brough-under-Stainmore (Geological Survey of England & Wales, 1893)
‘Parallel roads of Glen Roy’
Geognostische Karte Sicilien (Hoffmann, 1839)
‘Oblique undulating dyke near Seaport one mile west from the Giants Causeway’

Topographical [and Geological] Map of London… (Mylne, 1851)
Dyke on Great Cumbra, Western Isles, Scotland
Geological map of the mining district of Cornwall… (Thomas, 1819)
Upper Oolite fossils

Boulder rocks at Debre Doura, Kumaun, India
Geological Section from London to Snowdon (Smith, 1817)
‘Plan of a Water-Meadow made out of a Bog…’
Section of the country east of Lake Baikal, Siberia (geology near Nerchinsk) (Austin, 1848-1862)

‘Staffa’
‘Plan of a Water-Meadow made out of part of a Bog…’
‘Scur Eigg in the Hebrides’
Sukhoboisk, Samilovsky and Froloosky copper mines

Clay over the Upper Oolite fossils
Geological map of Glamorgan (Greenough/Smith 1799-1818)
Split boulder on Little Cumbra, Western Isles
Fullers Earth fossils

Granite outcrops in Kolyvan, Sibiera
Geological map of Cumberland (Fry, c.1814)
Forest Marble fossils
Split boulder on Little Cumbra, Western Isles

Geological Map of England & Wales. Sheet 10 Isle of Wight (Murchison, 1856)
Coral Rag fossils
Section from the Medway through Upnor to Cockham Wood (Dadd, 1833)
Clunch Clay fossils

A New Geological Map of England & Wales… [Smith reduction] (Smith & Cary, 1827)
Geological Map of England & Wales… [Greenough reduction] (Gardner after Greenough, 1826)
Kelloways Stone fossils
Cornbrash fossils

‘North Suter from South Suter’
Section of the Bath Easton Mine in Somersetshire (Webster, 1812)
Greenough’s copy of William Smith’s geological map (Smith with notes by Greenough, 1815/1818)
Coral Rag fossils

A New Map of South Wales (Greenough and Coltman, between 1813-1839)
‘Cape Wrath’
Oak Tree Clay fossils
Section of the Bath Easton Coal Mine, Avon (Unknown, 1808?)

William Smith’s Table of Strata… under UVA light (Smith original 1799, UVA negative 1972)
‘Geology, familiarly illustrated’
Green Sand fossils
Stratification in Hackness Hills (Smith, 1832)

Brick Earth fossils
‘Cunaig in Assynt, Sutherlandshire’
Sections and plan of the collieries around Nailsea (Martin and Smith, 1811)
Portland Stone fossils

Lower Chalk fossils
Reproduction of William Smith’s Table of Strata… (Judd after Smith & Richardson, 1897)
Green Sand fossils
‘General Map of Strata…’ under infrared light (Smith, 1801 – negative created 1972)

‘Craig’ [Crag] fossils
Table of Strata in the Vicinity of Bath (Smith & Richardson, 1799)
Upper Chalk fossils
Map of New Zealand (James Hector, 1873)

Tooth of a Mastodon
Roderick Murchison’s Russian ‘passport’
General map of strata found in England & Wales (Smith 1794/1801)
London Clay fossils

Geological Map of the country east of Lake Baikal, Siberia
Reconstruction of William Smith’s “General Map of Strata found in England & Wales” (Judd & Reekes, 1897)
Geological Map of Bath (Smith, 1799)
Roderick Murchison’s travel permit for Russia

Pterichthys cornutus Agassiz
Roderick Murchison’s Russian ‘passport’
Reconstruction of William Smith’s Geological Map of Bath (1799) (Lam, 2014)
‘Deductions from established facts in geology’

Original box and label for a ‘Geological Map of Durham’ (1831)
Jurievetz & Kinschina on the Volga
‘Rock, Fortress and monastery of Verkoturie’
‘From the Katchnakar – looking north’

Greenough’s Map of Westmoreland (Greenough after Smith, 1824-1843)
‘Balagan in the Forests of the N Ural’
‘General view of Port Des Moulins in the Isle of Sercq’
Plan of the ‘Proposed Aire & Dunn Canal’ (Smith and Phillips, 1819)

‘The seven churches in the County of Wicklow Ireland’
Geological map of Scarborough (Smith, 1831)
‘Summit of the Ural E of Zlatoust’
Mount Beshtau, Russia

‘Geological table of British organized fossils…’
‘View of the Coupee in the Isle of Sercq’
View of the Rhenosterberg mountains, South Africa
Old Dopper’s Farm, in the Rhenosterberg mountains, South Africa

‘View of the Creux in the Isle of Sercq’
Meteorites (ordinary chondrite)
Geological map of Northumberland (Wood, 1831)
Lake Patengan, Java

‘Extract of a letter from St Petersburg’
Dieng Plateau, Java
‘The Stranger’
Map showing the distribution of cholera in London

North coast of Java, Indonesia
Skull of a whale from Spitzbergen
Section of a [gold] mine, north of Orenburg, Russia
Valley of Gosau, Salzburg Alps

Whale bones from Spitzbergen
South coast of Java, Indonesia
District of the Lakes (Otley, 1837)
The Gigantic Greenland Whale

Bridge at Dunkeld
‘The Bullers of Buchan’
‘Human fossil’
Geological map of England and Wales, Sheet 101 NE Cockermouth (1890)

Timber supports for mining
Buildings on a rocky outcrop
‘Meteorolites’
‘Rocks near Sandside’

Carte tectonique de l’Eurasie (Argand, 1928)
Timber supports for mining
Map of the Province of Orenburg
‘Bird catching at Orkney’

Lake Geneva, Switzerland/France
Carte géologique de la France 1:80,000. Feuille 126 Besançon (1892)
Timber supports for mining
On Mount Rigi, Switzerland

Marble Grotto in the Island of Antiparos
Woman making pottery, Brittany
Carte des Etats-Unis de l’Amerique-Nord [Map of North America] (Maclure, 1811)
The ‘Hope Pearl’

Iron smelting works, Siberia
Entrance to the Grotto of Antiparos
Lake Lucerne, Switzerland
Advertisement for a ‘Human Fossil’

A Map of the Principal Features of the Geology of Yorkshire (Phillips, 1853)
‘Section showing the general characters of the gold-bearing rocks with their superficial detritus…’
Subterranean galleries in the Island of Milo
Plan of the Pyschminskischen Steel Factory

Cathedral cloisters, Le Puy
Meteorite that fell in County Limerick
Smelting works, Siberia
Geological Map of the United States and the British Provinces of North America (Marcou, 1853)

Peculiar appearance of a rock surface
Le Puy, France
Geological Sections in Illustration of the Map of the Mining District of Cornwall (Smith, 1819)
Geological view and sections of Norfolk and Suffolk (Smith, 1819)

‘Gold mines, County of Wicklow’
Views of the French coast
Geological views and sections of Essex/Hertfordshire and between London and Cambridge (Smith, 1819)
Glacial valley, France

Geological view and section through Dorsetshire and Somersetshire to Taunton (Smith, 1819)
Section of Stora Grufna coppermine, Sweden
Visitors to Brehec, Brittany
Fungus Rock, Gozo

Geological View of the Mining District of Cornwall (Smith, 1819)
Section of the Strata through Hampshire and Wiltshire to Bath (Smith, 1819)
Plan of Stora Grufna coppermine, Sweden
Section of a well sunk at Hampstead Road Reservoir

Geological Table of British Organized Fossils
Section of an artesian well
Pleistocene geological feature, Malta
Malta Beds from Gebel Ciantar

View from a Kurunegala rock, Sri Lanka
Vertical Section of Strata in Surry (Smith, 1819)
Syncline, Malta
‘A sketch of a section of Wheal Unity Tin Mine in Devonshire’

Geological map of the United States and part of Canada (Hitchcock, 1886)
Swanscombe Hill. Looking NNW
Mellieha Fault, Malta
Nalanda, Sri Lanka

Ludlow Castle, Shropshire
Inside Kent’s Cavern
Proposed Gravesend to Tilbury Fort Tunnel
‘Submarine forest of Stolford on the Severn near Bridgwater’

Cliffs at Zennor, Cornwall
‘Appearance of the Roundown Cliff at Dovor (sic) since the displacement by gunpowder’
Bones from a cave in Wellington Valley, New South Wales, Australia
Geological map of Anglesea (Henslow, 1822)

Charles Moore’s ‘Free Museum’ in Bath
Geological map of the British Isles (Phillips, 1838)
Dattenberg Quarry, Germany
Bones from a cave in Wellington Valley, New South Wales, Australia

Carte géologique de l’Asia Mineure (Tchihatcheff, 1867)
Isle of Wight coast
Dattenberg Quarry, Germany
Bones from a cave in Wellington Valley, New South Wales, Australia

Geological map of England and Wales (Murchison, 1843)
Mapa Geologico de España y Portugal (Coello, 1864)
Instructions for using the Lapidary’s Apparatus
Railway line near Haputale, Sri Lanka

Standard Quarry, Welshpool
‘Oh! que rara couza!…’
Giant’s Causeway
Map showing the Geological Position and Commercial Distribution of the Coal of England and Wales (House of Commons, 1830)

Mahara Quarry, Sri Lanka
Giant’s Causeway
‘Fossil fish in a nodule of Lias’
Mary Anning (1799-1847)

William Babington (1756-1833)
The British Association at Newcastle
John Phillips (1800-1874)
William Smith (1769-1839)