a22 Unconformities interpreted by Hutton
  
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1 T or F: By 1785 Cowper had learned that Earth was far older than most had previously assumed.
2 T or F: Hutton and Clerk found fossils Southern Uplands of Scotland.
3 T or F: Strachy (1671-1743) was the first to describe (but not name) an angular unconformity.
4 T or F: Jameson explanation of an angular unconformity at Burnswark Hill, Scotland, awed Darwin.
5 T or F: Playfair and Hall’s uncle were on a field trip with Hutton to Siccar Point.

Cowper	quote
Southern Uplands, Scotland 040-01-01 geomap 040-01-02 pics 040-01-03 tectonics
Lake District, England 040-02-01 map 040-02-02 pics
James Hutton 040-03-01 short bio 040-03-02 portrate 040-03-03 long bio
Burnswark Hill 040-04-01 hist 040-04-02 pic
Angular unconformity 040-05-01 movie 040-05-02 pics 040-05-03 GrndCan

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1  T or F: A Steno valley-fill style of unconformity is well exposed in the Isle of Arran.
2  T or F: John Clerk of Eldin exaggerated the section he drew of the cut bank of the River Jedd.
3  T or F: The shistus at Siccar Point to which Playfair refers is more accurately described as folded graywacke.

042-01-01 maps
Isle of Arran, 1887 042-02-02 geol
River Jedd, 1887 042-03-01

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1 T or F: Devonian Old Red Sandstone strata are unconformable upon Silurian greywacke strata.

Siccar point, 1788 043-01-01 geol
Playfair, essay	Description of Siccar Point
Lammermuir Hills 043-01-01