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SUMMARY:Virtual illustrated Talk: Built on a Bluff: Investigating the Geology of PA’s Riverbanks around Fort Hunter
DESCRIPTION:Ever wonder what exactly a “bluff” is? Why was Fort Hunter located where it was?  Join the Friends of Fort Hunter and Dr. Sean Cornell to explore the Fort Hunter/Susquehanna region to address some questions about how these features may have formed geologically and what they may indicate about changes in climate in PA during the recent geologic past. \nGeologists have been arguing about bluffs for decades and there are a number of hypotheses proposed about how\, why\, and when they formed. The Susquehanna River and its tributaries including the Juniata River\, not only have a number of active “bluffs” along their modern river courses\, but there are relict bluffs or terraces identifiable in the morphology of hillsides above them. In addition\, the types and textures of sediments that compose these bluffs often reveal important clues that indicate changes in river flows through time as well as climate. \nDr. Sean Cornell is professor in the Geography & Earth Science Department at Shippensburg University\, specializing in physical geology topics\, particularly sedimentary geology and geologic hazards\, among other related topics. \nThis illustrated talk is free but participants must register to receive the link by email\, to view the lecture. An email will be sent to you\, in the week prior to the lecture date\, with a link and sign in instructions to the live talk. Click here for your free ticket. \n 
URL:https://forthunter.org/event/virtual-illustrated-talk-built-on-a-bluff-investigating-the-geology-of-pas-riverbanks-around-fort-hunter/
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CATEGORIES:Educational,For Adults,Historical
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