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This field book documents Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain, West Texas from 28 March to 21 April 1965. Cooper describes stratigraphy of sites visited (with sketches and measurements of some layers) and notes fossils found or commonly found at various levels. Brachiopoda, fusuline, spiniferella, mollusk and possibly other types of fossils were found or collected.

This field book documents Cooper's paleontological and geological field work in Glass Mountain, West Texas from 17 March to 3 April 1967. Cooper includes some description of stratigraphy (some sketches with measurements included) and lists of fossils found at various levels. Sponges, brachiopods, fusulines, mollusks, and possibly other types of specimen were found or collected. Specimens are from

This field book documents G. A. Cooper's paleontological and geological field work at Glass Mountain in west Texas, from July 14 - August 3, 1959. Cooper describes stratigraphy of sites visited (with sketches and measurements of layers) and notes fossils found or commonly found at various levels. Fusulines, various genera of brachiopoda, and possibly other types of fossils were found. There are al

This field book contains notes on the paleontological specimen and geology of Devonian areas of Utah and Nevada taken 19 September to 8 October 1939. Locations Cooper visits include Logan Canyon (probably Utah), Garden City (Utah), Lone Mountain (probably Nevada), Ikes Canyon (Nevada), and other areas. Cooper describes stratigraphy, often providing color and consistency of shale in which fossils a

The field book documents geological survey field work of August Foerste in Tennessee and Cumberland River, 1899. Pages are numbered. Entries include a combination of information such as location, method of transportation, terrain including references to geological and other types of landmarks, ground composition including type and color of stone with measurements, geological sections, and hand dra

The field notes document Bohumil Shimek's work in Harrison and Monona counties, Iowa, October 23 - November 11, 1908. Pages are numbered. Entries are dated, and include travel information for a series of trips in Iowa, documenting weather, travel methods, locations, and plants seen. There is a series of descriptions of cuts in terrain which are numbered and describe layers, composition, appearance

The field notes document Bohumil Shimek's work in Harrison and Monona counties, Iowa, November 21, 1908 - March 1, 1909. Pages are numbered. Entries are dated and describe travel details, cuts into the terrain (layers, color, appearance, composition), photographs taken, maps of sites observed, list of plants, details about farmer's histories planting fruit trees, descriptions of different types of

The field notes document Bohumil Shimek's work in Iowa, April 9 - June 12, 1909. Pages are numbered. Entries were dated and describe terrain observed including bluffs and cuts, describing layers, their appearance, color, composition, shells and bones found (fossils (?)), weather, hand drawn maps of locations observed, lists of plants observed per location, interactions with colleagues, photographs

The field notes document Bohumil Shimek's work in Iowa, South Dakota, August 10 - September 2, 1910. Pages are numbered. Entries are dated and include descriptions of photographs taken (numbered, with description), list of plants (with notes) headed by location, rough sketches of locations, descriptions (layers, appearance, color, composition) of terrain (drifts, slides, pits, cuts), geological se

The field notes document Bohumil Shimek's work in Iowa, South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri, September 3 - 23, 1910. Pages are numbered. Entries are dated and include travel details, describe terrain (layers, appearance, color, composition, measurements); elevation; locations along railways; hand-drawn maps and rough sketches of locations observed; weather; photographs taken; contacts and their infor

The notebook documents geological fieldwork completed by August Foerste in Kentucky, 1901 - 1902. Pages are numbered. Sites are numbered and include geological sections with descriptions (measurements, composition and color, comparisons). There are references to numbered photographs. There are also geological sketches and hand drawn maps with notes. Location information includes names of geologica

The notebook documents geological fieldwork completed by August Foerste in Massachusetts and Rhode Island (undated). Pages are numbered. Begins with notes of times of high tides. Entries are headed with location information indicated with a combination of geological and other landmarks, towns, and distance from. These are followed by details about terrain and geological formations (age of layer, t