Category: History - Ancient
Man and the Glacial Period
15. FUNGI: Their Nature and Uses. By M. C. Cooke, M. A., LL. D. Edited by the Rev. M. J. Berkeley, M. A., F. L. S. With 109 Illustrations. $1.50.
Category: History - Ancient
15. FUNGI: Their Nature and Uses. By M. C. Cooke, M. A., LL. D. Edited by the Rev. M. J. Berkeley, M. A., F. L. S. With 109 Illustrations. $1.50.
In approaching the subject of glacial chronology, we are compelled to recognise at the outset the approximate character of all our calculations. Still, we shall find that there...
16. CHAPTER VI.About two million square miles of northern Europe were covered with perennial ice during the Glacial period. From the scratches upon the rocks, and from the direction in which m...
15. CHAPTER V.In North America all the indubitable signs of glacial action are found over the entire area of New England, the southern coast being bordered by a double line of terminal morain...
18. CHAPTER VIII.Although the first clear evidence of glacial man was discovered in Europe, the problem is so much simpler on the Western Continent that we shall find it profitable to study the...
17. CHAPTER VII.We will begin the consideration of this part of our subject, also, with the presentation of the salient facts in North America, since that field is simpler than any field in the...
19. CHAPTER IX.In searching for the cause of the Glacial period, it is evident that we must endeavor to find conditions which will secure over the centre of the glaciated area either a great i...
11. CHAPTER II._In Europe._--Our specific account of existing glaciers naturally begins with those of the Alps, where Hugi, Charpentier, Agassiz, Forbes, and Guyot, before the middle of this c...
12. volume I have given the dimensions as somewhat smaller.The formation of icebergs can here be studied to admirable advantage. During the month in which we encamped in the vicinity the process was going on continuously. There was scar...
14. CHAPTER IV.The facts from which we draw the inference that vast areas of the earth's surface which are now free from glaciers were, at a comparatively recent time, covered with them, are f...
1. VOLUME LXIX15. FUNGI: Their Nature and Uses. By M. C. Cooke, M. A., LL. D. Edited by the Rev. M. J. Berkeley, M. A., F. L. S. With 109 Illustrations. $1.50.
2. Part I, pp. 127-150.When the first edition was issued, two years ago, there seemed to be a general acceptance of all the facts detailed in it which directly connected man with the Glacial period bo...
13. CHAPTER III.That glacial ice actually moves after the analogy of a semi-fluid has been abundantly demonstrated by observation. In the year 1827 Professor Hugi, of Soleure, built a hut far u...
10. CHAPTER I.That glaciers now exist in the Alps, in the Scandinavian range, in Iceland, in the Himalayas, in New Zealand, in Patagonia, and in the mountains of Washington, British Columbia,...
9. CHAPTER X.1. Zermatt Glacier 2 2. Formation of veined structure 3 3, 4. Formation of marginal fissures and veins 4 5. Fissures and seracs 4 6. Section across glacial valley, showing old l...
3. Chapter VI which relates to the glacial phenomena of the British Isles. Ihave no doubt of the general correctness of the views maintained by him, and little doubt, also, that his clear and forcible presentation of the facts will bring about what is s...
8. CHAPTER VIII.Relics of Man in the Glacial Period 242-301 In Glacial Terraces of the United States; in Glacial Terraces of Europe; in Cave Deposits in the British Isles; in Cave Deposits on t...
6. CHAPTER VI.Ancient Glaciers in the Eastern Hemisphere 129-192 Central and Southern Europe; the British Isles--the Preglacial Level of the Land, the Great Glacial Centres, the Confluent Gla...
5. CHAPTER V.7. CHAPTER VII.4. CHAPTER II.