
Explore various techniques used to determine the age of archaeological artifacts and sites, from radiocarbon dating to dendrochronology and stratigraphy.

Explore sedimentology and stratigraphy through comprehensive video lectures covering fluvial systems, coastal environments, carbonate formations, and sequence stratigraphy.

Explore the development, geology, and production trends of major U.S. shale plays, from their historical roots to current significance in hydrocarbon production.

Explore modern and Neogene carbonates of Bonaire through an in-depth presentation from the IAS Summer School 2024, offering insights into geological formations and processes.

Explore the unique sedimentary record of the Danakil Depression, revealing insights into rift basin formation, sea-level changes, and tectonic processes in this geological laboratory of continental rifting.

Explore Antarctic brine's role in sediment cementation and its implications for climate history. Learn about groundwater composition, mineral precipitation, and ice sheet dynamics.

Explore tsunami deposits, their identification challenges, and new research methods. Gain insights into recent tsunamis and their geological impacts through sedimentological studies and innovative approaches like paleogenetics.

Explore mixed siliciclastic-carbonate deposits, their formation, characteristics, and importance in geological studies. Learn about scales, heterogeneities, and implications for research and industry.

Explore bioclastic conglomerates at the Albian-Cenomanian boundary, examining their composition and stratigraphic importance in the Western Interior Sea through various geological sections and thin section analyses.

Explore glaciomarine deposition processes, sedimentary structures, and stratigraphy. Learn about ice-proximal and ice-distal systems, major glacial epochs, and the evidence for snowball Earth events in the geological record.

Explore tidal processes, sedimentary structures, and stratigraphy in coastal environments. Learn about tidal ranges, depositional features, and how to recognize ancient tidal systems in the rock record.

Comprehensive exploration of lake depositional environments, covering processes, structures, and stratigraphy. Examines various lake types, factors influencing deposition, and how to recognize lake deposits in the rock record.

Explore Earth's largest mass extinction through Arctic Canada's geological record. Uncover the lead-up, catastrophe, and aftermath of the Permian-Triassic event with insights from sedimentary sequences and fossil evidence.

Explore the K/Pg extinction event and its impact on mammalian evolution. Learn how dinosaurs' demise paved the way for mammals to diversify and dominate terrestrial ecosystems.

Explore the fascinating geological history of Hannegan Caldera near Mount Baker Volcano through expert insights on its formation, structure, and volcanic significance.
