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Ancient vs. Modern environments

What do modern environments look like in the fossil record?

Materials Needed:      1) Smartphone or Laptop
                                                2) Headphones

For this activity, you will make observations of rocks found in the left-most section of a display case on the first floor (northeast corner) of Brackett Hall (underneath a Sociology TV screen).  You will then listen to two narrated, 360-degree images and make hypotheses about these environments. Please make sure to use headphones so that you don't disturb others!

You do not need to finish the activity in Brackett Hall, but make sure that you take a geoselfie with the display case before you leave.

This activity is not a geocache, so you do not need to use the Geocaching.com app to find it.

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  • Home
  • Activities
    • Geocaching & Other Activities >
      • Activity Map
      • Geo Docs
      • Ancient & Modern Environments
      • A River Runs Through It
      • Creepy Trees
      • Dam It
      • Death Valley
      • Don't Get Washed Away
      • If a Woodchuck Could Chuck Wood
      • It's All Your Fault
      • The Green Giant
      • There's Too Much Tension
      • Cemetery Weathering
      • GCX: Geologic Time
      • GCX: Hydrological Processes
      • Exploring Sea-Level Rise
    • Research >
      • Get Involved
      • Research Courses >
        • WISER CI - Fall 2016 >
          • WiSER CI Data Collection
        • Exploring Sustainability - Spring 2017
        • Exploring Sustainability - Fall 2017
    • Geoscience Communication >
      • Communication Tools
      • Rhetor-in-Residence Blog
      • STEM Pop-Ups
      • Student Blog: We Probably Should've Waterproofed That
      • Clemson Earth Day Challenge >
        • Application Guidelines
        • Instagram Challenge
    • VR Experiences
  • Explore Geoscience
  • Who We Are
    • Contact Us
    • Industrial Affiliates
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