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Article
Sommer, Marianne;
(2004)
“An Amusing Account of a Cave in Wales”: William Buckland (1784-1856) and the Red Lady of Paviland
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Book
Sommer, Marianne;
(2007)
Bones and Ochre: The Curious Afterlife of the Red Lady of Paviland
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Article
Green, Margaret;
(1996)
William Buckland's model of Plymouth Breakwater: Some geological and scientific connections
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Thesis
Boylan, P. J.;
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Dean William Buckland, 1784-1856: Quaternary geology, vertebrate palaeontology, and scientific institutions
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Article
Roberts, Michael B.;
(1999)
Design Up to Scratch? A Comparison of Design in Buckland (1832) and Behe
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Article
Clary, Renee M.;
(2021)
Illustration within Informal Geological Communication during the Golden Age of Geology (1788-1840) – Examples from the respective correspondence and archives of Henry De La Beche and William Buckland
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Article
Kölbl-Ebert, Martina;
(1997)
Mary Buckland (née Morland) 1797-1857
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Article
Cleal, Christopher J.;
(2009)
The Forests before the Flood: The Palaeobotanical Contributions of Edmund Tyrell Artis (1789--1847)
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Book
Jane P. Davidson;
(2017)
Patrons of Paleontology: How Government Support Shaped a Science
(/isis/citation/CBB058778865/)
Book
Rupke, Nicolaas A.;
(1983)
The great chain of history: William Buckland and the English school of geology (1814-1849)
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Article
Buckland, Adelene;
(2010)
Losing the Plot: The Geological Anti-Narrative
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Essay Review
Oldroyd, David R.;
(1984)
By grid and group divided: Buckland and the English geological community in the early 19th century
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Article
Azuela, Luz Fernanda;
Erick Villanueva-Villaseñor;
(2021)
Illustration within Informal Geological Communication during the Golden Age of Geology (1788-1840) – Examples from the respective correspondence and archives of Henry De La Beche and William Buckland
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Article
Taylor, Michael A.;
Torrens, Hugh S.;
(2014)
An Anonymous Account of Mary Anning (1799–1847), Fossil Collector of Lyme Regis, England, Published in Chambers's journal in 1857, and Its Attribution to Frank Buckland (1826–1880), George Roberts (c. 1804–1860) and William Buckland (1784–1856)
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Chapter
Torrens, Hugh S.;
(1998)
Geology in peace time: An English visit to study German mineralogy and geology (and visit Goethe, Werner and Raumer) in 1816
(/isis/citation/CBB000082465/)
Article
Thomas Sharpe;
(2022)
Henri De la Beche's 1829-1830 litograph, duria antiquior
(/isis/citation/CBB971607561/)
Chapter
Lightman, Bernard;
(2007)
Lecturing in the Spatial Economy of Science
(/isis/citation/CBB000773403/)
Article
Knight, David;
(2000)
Genesis and Geology: A Very English Compromise
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Article
Gould, Stephen Jay;
(1983)
Unconnected truths
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Article
Thomas Sharpe;
(2021)
A case of mistaken identity: is Mary Anning (1799-1847) actually William Buckland (1784-1856)?
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