Category:Man and the glacial period (1892)

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Media in category "Man and the glacial period (1892)"

The following 55 files are in this category, out of 55 total.

FMIB 39484 Map Showing the Glacial Geology of the United States.jpeg 1,783 × 1,347; 630 KB
FMIB 39486 Kames of Maine and Southeastern New Hampshire.jpeg 793 × 977; 164 KB
FMIB 39487 Shows central part of the front of Muir Glacier one half mile distant Near the lower left hand corner the ice is seen one mile.jpeg 745 × 702; 194 KB
FMIB 39488 Zermatt Glacier (Agassiz).jpeg 789 × 697; 190 KB
FMIB 39489 Section across Wales to show the relations of native to foreign ice.jpeg 1,211 × 279; 61 KB
FMIB 39490 Skeleton of Rhinoceros tichorhinus.jpeg 349 × 266; 26 KB
FMIB 39491 Map showing how the land clusters about the north pole.jpeg 1,003 × 711; 161 KB
FMIB 39492 Section of the east-and-west glacial furrows, on Kelley's Island, preserved by Mr Younglove Fine sediment rests immediately on.jpeg 1,312 × 793; 370 KB
FMIB 39493 Map of Greenland The arrow-points mark the margin of the ice-field.jpeg 1,136 × 767; 162 KB
FMIB 39494 Section of till near Germantown, Ohio, overlaying thick bed of peat The man in the picture stands upon a shelf of peat from.jpeg 745 × 1,099; 355 KB
FMIB 39495 Iceberg in the Antarctic Ocean.jpeg 789 × 471; 105 KB
FMIB 39496 Reindeer.jpeg 393 × 314; 22 KB
FMIB 39497 Map showing the outline and course of flow of the great Rhone Glacier.jpeg 475 × 488; 63 KB
FMIB 39498 Map showing old channel and mouth of the Hudson.jpeg 536 × 855; 132 KB
FMIB 39499 Map showing the effect of the glacial dam at Cincinnati.jpeg 1,339 × 863; 253 KB
FMIB 39500 Section of strata along the Niagara gorge from the falls to the lake- 1,3, strata of hard rock; 2,4, of soft rock.jpeg 741 × 357; 49 KB
FMIB 39501 Map showing Glaciated Areas in North America and Europe.jpeg 1,264 × 789; 354 KB
FMIB 39502 Molar tooth of mammoth (Elephas primigenius)- a, grinding surface; b, side view.jpeg 802 × 489; 103 KB
FMIB 39503 Map of the Quaternary Lakes, Bonneville and Labontan.jpeg 763 × 563; 96 KB
FMIB 39504 Drumlins in Goffstown, N H.jpeg 771 × 445; 85 KB
FMIB 39505 Section of the lake ridges near Sandusky, Ohio.jpeg 754 × 855; 221 KB
FMIB 39506 Section across Glacial Valley, showing old Lateral Moraines.jpeg 489 × 288; 26 KB
FMIB 39508 Skull of cave-bear (Uresus spelaeus).jpeg 750 × 384; 88 KB
FMIB 39509 Section of the east-and-west glacial furrows, on Kelley's Island, preserved by Mr Younglove Fine sediment rests immediately on.jpeg 724 × 793; 230 KB
FMIB 39510 Musk-sheep (Ovibos moschatius).jpeg 797 × 449; 115 KB
FMIB 39511 Typical section of till in Seattle, Washington State, about two hundred feet above Puget Sound This is on the height between the.jpeg 737 × 1,085; 315 KB
FMIB 39512 Moraine between Specton and Flamborough.jpeg 811 × 797; 116 KB
FMIB 39515 Glaciated portion is shaded The shading on the Lehigh and Delaware Rivers indicates glacial terraces, which are absent from the.jpeg 828 × 1,329; 228 KB
FMIB 39516 Map of Mississippi River from Fort Snelling to Minneapolis and the vicinity, showing the extent of the recession of the Falls of.jpeg 671 × 1,007; 127 KB
FMIB 39517 Tooth of Mastodon Americanus.jpeg 375 × 305; 38 KB
FMIB 39518 Map of Glaciere Bay, Alaska, and its Surroundings Arrow-points indicate glaciated area.jpeg 824 × 951; 235 KB
FMIB 39519 -Malaspina Strait-.jpeg 732 × 719; 155 KB
FMIB 39520 Quartzite boulder of 45 cubic metres, on Mont Lachat, 800 metres above the valley of the Belley, in Ain, France.jpeg 771 × 641; 127 KB
FMIB 39521 Map showing course of currents in the Atlantic Ocean- b & b' are currents set in motion by opposite trade-winds; meeting, they.jpeg 802 × 663; 132 KB
FMIB 39522 Map of Glacial Movements in France and Switzerland.jpeg 1,660 × 1,369; 498 KB
FMIB 39523 Conglomerate boulder found in Boone County, Kentucky.jpeg 798 × 615; 212 KB
FMIB 39524 Skeleton of the Irish elk (Cervus megaceros).jpeg 419 × 458; 36 KB
FMIB 39526 Map showing the glaciated area of Europe according to J Geikie, and the moraines in Britain and Germany according to Lewis and.jpeg 1,273 × 749; 201 KB
FMIB 39528 Glacial terrace near the boundary of the glaciated area, on Raccoon Creek, a tributary of the Licking River, in Granville.jpeg 1,290 × 819; 453 KB
FMIB 39529 Parallel roads of Glen Roy.jpeg 727 × 531; 203 KB
FMIB 39530 Map showing the condition of things when the ice-front had withdrawn about one hundred and twenty miles, and while it still.jpeg 1,194 × 776; 238 KB
FMIB 39531 Bed-rock scored with glacier marks, near Amherst, Ohio.jpeg 750 × 833; 237 KB
FMIB 39532 Kames in Andover Mass.jpeg 701 × 1,046; 145 KB
FMIB 39533 Western face of the kettle-moraine, near Eagle, Wankesha County, Wisconsin.jpeg 1,299 × 767; 307 KB
FMIB 39534 Map showing the recession of the Horseshoe Falls since 1842 , as by survey.jpeg 1,295 × 741; 101 KB
FMIB 39535 Floating berg, showing the proportion above and under the water About seven feed under water to one above.jpeg 715 × 645; 120 KB
FMIB 39537 Map of Southeastern Alaska The arrow-points mark glaciers.jpeg 828 × 1,338; 244 KB
FMIB 39538 Mastodon Americanus.jpeg 763 × 645; 112 KB
FMIB 39539 Mont Blanc Glacier Region- m, Mer de Glace; g, Du Geant; l, Lewschaux; t, Talefre; B, Bionassay; b, Bosson.jpeg 1,094 × 632; 341 KB
FMIB 39540 Map showing the stages of recession of the ice in Minnesota.jpeg 806 × 915; 257 KB
FMIB 39541 Mohegan Rock.jpeg 745 × 772; 220 KB
FMIB 39542 Vessel Rock, a glacial boulder in Gilsum, New Hampshire.jpeg 750 × 497; 157 KB
FMIB 39543 Celebrated skeleton of mammoth, in St Petersburg museum.jpeg 746 × 419; 62 KB
FMIB 47840 Longitudinal kames near Hingham, Massachusetts The parallel ridges of gravel in the foreground run nearly east and west, and.jpeg 1,307 × 632; 299 KB
FMIB 47841 Map of the Niagara River below the falls, showing the buried channel from the whirlpool to St Davids Small streams, a, b, c.jpeg 793 × 1,364; 146 KB

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