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 Geology Books in general
Newest Review: ... there is a good chance you will understand this type. These often advertise themselves as being for amateurs, and are generally thin books, but usually overpriced. 3. Knowledge grasping books. These are you textbooks and dictionaries that explain everything. They are a must to have if you are a student (buy one in your first year), or if you want to improve your knowledge and progress. 4. ... more  ... Student knowhow. These are the text books which can only be understood by someone with a basic level of geology knowledge. They are designed to educate the student by giving them the broad outlines. THese are often the cource related books.
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Geology Books in general: Geology books rock! (990 words)
by - written on 31/07/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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I am a geologist (it's official I have the certificate!), so I have read a fair amount of geology books. What amazes me though is the range of levels and subjects. The levels covers novices to experts: For example "Geology of Castleton" by Ford covers the depositional environment of Castleton so he writes what the rocks are, how they were formed and where to find them. This is perfect for anyone with a slight interest in geology, but who doesn't have any knowledge. Then of cource the books range up to the very particular, where you have to know the jargon such as "Global Sedimentology of the Ocean, Volume 3: An Interplay between ... Read the complete review
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