The Edinburgh Geological Society is one of the UK’s foremost geological societies. We organise excursions and lectures for everyone interested in geology.
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ALT A pad lock with a warning sign and the over-growing path beyond
ALT Path closed signs at Radical Road
ALT An aerial view of the fences beneath Salisbury Crags
ALT The busy public meeting in Edinburgh
ALT Two pairs of two people are standing facing the camera. To the left is a lady wearing a dark coloured dress with a pattern of small flowers. Around her neck is a rainbow lanyard. Next to her is a man with white hair and a beard wearing a mustard-coloured sweater and blue jeans. To the right is a man with white hair wearing a mid-blue jacket over a pale coloured shirt and pale blue jumper. Next to him is a man hearing a pale green jacket and pale blue shirt. Between the pairs of people is a table and on the table is a perspex box containing a statue maquette of the Mary Anning statue, the full size version of which is on the seafront at Lyme Regis in Dorset. The people are standing in front of a cream background and on the wall is a poster describing the story of Mary Anning.
ALT A man is facing an audience of people standing behind a lectern giving a presentation. Above the man is a large screen showing a presentation slide with a picture of Mary Anning and a drawing of two extinct marine reptiles. One of the extinct reptiles has a long jaw with many long teeth similar in appearance to a modern day crocodile. The other extinct reptile has a very long thin neck and two front flippers and its neck is being bitten by the other reptile.
ALT An advertising poster for the Mary Anning Rocks Road Trip showing a stylised map of Great Britain with the towns and cities where the Mary Anning statue maquette will be travelling to and residing in 2023 and 2024 as it tours around country visiting museums and geological institutions. Great Britain is coloured in pale grey surrounded by pale blue and white sea. In the sea are cartoons of extinct marine reptiles. The road trip locations are listed on the left hand side in colourful blue, yellow, red and pink letters and the locations are marked on the map by logos of each institution
ALT Image of Duria Antiquior, drawn by Henry De la Beche, lithographed by George Scharf and printed by Charles Hullmandel. The image depicts Dorset during the Jurassic and shows ichthyosaurs, plesiosaurs, pterosaurs, ammonites, belemnites and other creatures and plants, including defecating animals.
ALT Outcrops of Paleoproterozoic marbles, NW Scotland. (a) Marble layered with dark graphitic matter, below ironstone, Gott, Tiree. (b) Marble layered with silicate porphyroblasts and quartzite laminae, Bay Steinigie, South Harris (field width 1 m). (c) Lens of marble (with lens for scale) within bedded quartzites, Armadale. (d) Marble intruded by pegmatites (brown, horizontal), Rosemarkie.
