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134 T86. Crossing Boundaries: Histories of Geoheritage


Session Chairs:
Kerry Magruder, PhD, Curator, Rex Hanger, Renee M. Clary, Stephen K. Boss, Christopher Hill, Patricia Coorough Burke

Presentations explore the range of meanings of geoheritage from a variety of perspectives that cross boundaries, whether historical, disciplinary, geographical, national, political, institutional, or philosophical in nature. Papers may address geo-sites and geo-collections which are contested, marginalized, or unjustly forgotten.



Presentations

Paper No. Title Presenting Author Start Time End Time Item Duration (min) Action
Session Introduction 01:30 PM 01:35 PM 5 min
134-1 Geodefinitions of Geowords—What Exactly IS Geoheritage? William Andrews 01:35 PM 01:50 PM 15 min View
134-2 Meriwether Lewis, William Clark, and the Corps of (Geologic) Discovery: Geoheritage Sites along Missouri National Recreational River, Nebraska–South Dakota, U.S.A. Thomas Casadevall 01:50 PM 02:05 PM 15 min View
134-3 International Geoheritage Distinction Originating from the Efforts of a Gentleman Paleontologist: The Enhanced Education, Research and Community Outreach Potential of the Thomas A. Greene Geological Museum Robert Graziano 02:05 PM 02:20 PM 15 min View
134-4 The Geoheritage of US Show Caves: An Evolution in Perspective Renee Clary 02:20 PM 02:35 PM 15 min View
134-5 The Neglected Geoheritage of the Historic Rosendale Cement District, New York Steven Schimmrich 02:35 PM 02:50 PM 15 min View
Discussion: The Role of History and Philosophy of Geology in Geoheritage 02:50 PM 03:20 PM 30 min
Break 03:20 PM 03:35 PM 15 min
134-6 From Ocean-Dwellers to Hilltoppers: Tracing the Geoheritage of Western Kentucky University’s Campus Maysn Hughes 03:35 PM 03:50 PM 15 min View
134-7 Rock types used in the construction of the Alamo (Mission San Antonio de Valero) and a possible pathway for exterior surface deterioration Fedo Christopher 03:50 PM 04:05 PM 15 min View
134-8 Using Intangible Heritage And Vernacular Design In The Formation Of New Geoconservation Practices: Lessons From Charnwood Forest Geopark Jack Matthews 04:05 PM 04:20 PM 15 min View
134-9 From Values Mapping to Geologic Mapping: Translating data from a public participatory GIS survey of Mojave Trails National Monument visitors to identify and characterize future geoheritage sites Christina DeVera 04:20 PM 04:35 PM 15 min View
134-10 Commercial Paleontology and the Politics of Geoheritage Reese Fulgenzi 04:35 PM 04:50 PM 15 min View
Discussion: New Opportunities and Challenges in Geoheritage 04:50 PM 05:20 PM 30 min



Crossing Boundaries: Histories of Geoheritage

Description


Date and Time: Monday, 20 Oct - 1:30 PM (Central Time (US & Canada))

Room: HBGCC, 302A

Session Type: Topical Sessions

Session Format: Oral


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