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More field photos
It is early September, and more members of the Historical Geobiology Lab are starting to filter back to campus with tales of snow, sun, bears, the skill of northern pilots, finding fossils, not finding any fossils, logistical success and disaster. Also with more rock buckets than the Mitchell basement appears capable of handling! We welcome Tom and Malcolm back from safe and productive field seasons and thank Fireweed, Horizon and Yellowhead Helicopters for another year of safe transport.
Malcolm Hodgskiss with his loaded-up ATV, ready to access remote areas of the Belcher Islands, Nunavut
The Costello Formation, Belcher Group, Mavor Island, Nunavut, sampled during Malcolm Hodgskiss's field work
Moving Camps--Moore Island
View across Le Goulet, Richmond Gulf, courtesy Malcolm Hodgskiss
Neoproterozoic stratigraphy in the Cariboo Mountains, British Columbia. This project led by Tom Boag investigates the carbon cycle during the late Ediacaran period.
Tom Boag and Dartmouth College colleagues James Busch and Jack Shaw measuring section through the Yankee Belle Formation, Cariboo Mountains, British Columbia, Canada
