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I wouldn’t give a fig for the simplicity this I wouldn’t give a fig for the simplicity this side of complexity, but I would giveside of complexity, but I would give my very life for the simplicity the other sidemy very life for the simplicity the other side of complexity.of complexity. Oliver Wendell HolmesOliver Wendell Holmes

Senior University: Session 5Senior University: Session 5 1818thth and Early 19 and Early 19thth Century Century

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Geology in the News

Engineers Challenged to Extract Methane from Bottom Sediments in Rwandan Lake Kivu

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Mt. KilimaniaroMt. Kilimaniaro3.6 mmy3.6 mmyfootprintsfootprints

5 mmy5 mmyOldestOldestHumanoidHumanoid

Lake VictoriaLake Kivu

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Geology in the NewsAustin American Statesman: 02-22-08

Genetic changes due to time and distance traced back to African Rift Valleys

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From: Ron Redfern, 2000, OriginsFrom: Ron Redfern, 2000, Origins

Lake Victoria

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Humanid Sites: 1 million to 10,000 ybpHumanid Sites: 1 million to 10,000 ybp

Migrated up and out from AfricaMigrated up and out from Africa

Last Continental Glacier

Last Continental Glacier110,000 to 10,000 ybp

110,000 to 10,000 ybp

What is the earliest evidence of Modern Humans?What is the earliest evidence of Modern Humans?

From: Ron Redfern, 2000, OriginsFrom: Ron Redfern, 2000, Origins

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Putting it all Together

GeologyHistoryReligion

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Sun center of our universe

Greece Rome

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Theories on Earth as a Sphere

Earth a Sphere, 250 BC-1492. 200 BC Greek philosophers,

100 AD Marinus of Tyre,150 AD Ptolemy,

1492 AD Columbus

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Greek Empire: 300 to 146 BC Greek Empire: 300 to 146 BC From the Danube to the Nile, to the Indus riversFrom the Danube to the Nile, to the Indus riversThree river flood plains of ancient Civilizations!!Three river flood plains of ancient Civilizations!!

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Greek Empire: 300 to 146 BC Greek Empire: 300 to 146 BC From the Danube to the Nile, to the Indus riversFrom the Danube to the Nile, to the Indus riversThree river flood plains of ancient Civilizations!!Three river flood plains of ancient Civilizations!!

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Metals in Ancient Greece

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Greek Empire: 600 BC

National Geographic, Dec. 2007National Geographic, Dec. 2007

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Roman Empire: 146 BC to 476 ADRoman Empire: 146 BC to 476 AD

Extended from England & Spain through Egypt to Iraq

Controlled vast mineral resources as well as huge populations

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Po RiverFlood plainIron Iron

Roman Empire: Getting Started

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Roman Empire: Claudius BCRoman Empire: Claudius BC

Acquired England, Wales, Turkey & EgyptAcquired England, Wales, Turkey & Egypt with their natural resourceswith their natural resources

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Mohammed (AD 570-632) Mecca, Saudi Arabia Prophet of God

World Conquests (acquiring resources)

637 Jerusalem640 Persia (India part)

689 North Africa

711 Spain

Conquests: 634 Syria

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Muslim Expansion West through Africa and East to India (worlds best steel!!)

In India, get steel-making technology bring it to Europe (Damascus Steel)

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Battle of Tours 732

Muslim ExpansionStopped in France

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Battle of Tours: Most important in History of the West!!!

Gave Christianity the Natural Resources (metals) of Europe

Gave “Metal” Nations the “Simple” Geology of Great Britain, France and Germany

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First Crusade: 1097 to 1099 AD

Early Christian use of Steel

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Christian Europe competing with Muslim Africa-Middle East

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Arab (Muslim)Oil!!!!

Europe’sMetals &Coal

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Italian Marco Polo opens land trade route with China and Beyond

Marco Polo proves the size of the Eurasian supercontinent

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Christian Europe competing with Muslim Africa-Middlee East

Marco Polo Route

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Leonardo de Vinci on Biblical Deluge

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1500 Early Renaissance Leonardo de Vinci:questioning of Biblical Deluge

Layered fossil rich rocks far from the Sea.1. too far from sea to have crawled2. some unbroken, not swept in3. fossil beds mixed with non fossil beds

Conclusion: Fossils beds not evidence of Noah’s Flood

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Columbus commissioned by Spain to find The short cut to China by sailing west

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Christian Europe competing with Muslim Africa-Middle East

Columbus commissioned by Spain to find The short cut to China by sailing west

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Georg Bauer (Agricola) (1494-1556) First mining textbook, “De Re Metallica”

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Mining Scenes from De Re Metallica

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Another Scene from De Re Metallica

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The archaeologists’ divisions---Stone, Bronze, and Iron Ages---may serve (them but) metallurgists have not hesitated to protest. No doubt (their ages) represent the sequence in which the metal objects are found, yet it by no means follows that was the order of their discovery. Note: p.420

Hoovers on Iron and Bronze ages

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Let’s look at a modern mine

Hoover on sequence of Human Mining

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Bonneterre Lead Mine, MO

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St. Joseph Lead Co. Mill, MO

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St. Joseph Mine “Works”, MO

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Elevator Hoist Machine

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Off to Work They Go

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Electric Engine Pulling Ore Cars

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Working on a Trapeze

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Mining outThe Ceiling

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Drilling Holes for Dynamite

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St. Joseph Lead Co. Bonneterre Mine, MO

Mine Pillar1. Black=lead ore

Black=lead ore

Top of LaMott Sandstone Layer

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Mine Debris (Chat Pile)

Back to the 1600’s

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Sun, not Earth, Solar System Center

Copernicus, 1543.

Galileo, 1642

Sir Isaac Newton, 1687

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Medieval and Renaissance Times1600’s Noah’s Flood responsible for all rocks and fossils.

Werner = Neptunism

Burnet = Catastrophism

1600’s Consensus: Earth: God’s Awesome RECENT CreationJob 12:10 “that the hand of the Lord has done all these things”

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King James English Bible: (Protestant) Bible in the language of the common person

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Bishop Ussher: “Creation 4004 BC” “Noah’s Flood” 2000 BC

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Bishop Ussher, 1452 to 1519

Biblical Chronology: Creation 4004 BC

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Martin Luther: 1483 – 1546 German theologian

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“When Moses writes that God created heaven and earth and whatever is in them in six days, then let this period continue to have been six days, and do not venture to devise any comment according to which six days were one day. But, if you cannot understand how this could have been done in six days, then grant the Holy Spirit the honor of being more learned than you are.”

Martin Luther, 1483 - 1586Comments on Genesis Creation

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At the close of the 1600’sNatural Philosophy (geology) was inharmony with the Western Ecclesiastical,Political, & Economic Power Structure of the Time!

THIS HARMONY WOULD NOT LAST LONG!!

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James Hutton: Father of Modern Geology

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James Hutton: (1726-1797) Scottish gentleman farmer & physician

“The past history of our globe must be explained by what can be seen to be happening now”

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Geology’s MostFamous RockOutcrop:

Siccar Point:Eastern Scotland on the North Sea

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James Hutton: (1726-1797)Scottish gentleman farmer & physician Complex Sequence of Geological Events

Plutonism: Subterranian heat produced igneous rocks and mineral veins

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James Hutton: Scottish gentleman farmer Complex Sequence of Geological Events

Plutonism: Subterranian heat produced igneous rocks and mineral veins

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I could get along very well if it were not for those geologists. I hear the clink of their hammers at the end of every Bible verse. John Ruskin, Victorian writer and theologian

James Hutton, cartoon, studying outcrop having face profiles of his critics.

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Charles Lyell: “Principles of Geology” Recorded & Expanded on Hutton’s Geology

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Sir Charles Lyell, British Geology Compiler Principles of Geology, 1830

Famous for stating Hutton’s Uniformitarianism and principle of cross-cutting relationships.

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Charles Lyell: British geologist“Principles of Geology” 1830

Today’s processes can be used to approximate processes of the past.

1. Uniformity of natural causes or processes throughout geologic time:

2. Uniformity of both intensity and rate throughout geologic time.

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William “Strata” Smith: English Surveyor Father of the Geological Map

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William “Strata” Smith, English Engineer

Smith created a Geologic Map of England while surveying construction of Canals

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William “Strata” Smith, English Engineer

“The Map that Changed the World”

Used fossils to Identify Rock Layers of the Same Age and Engineering Significance

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Geologic Map of England and Wales

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Charles Darwin: “The Origin of Species”The Book that changed the “world”: 1858

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Charles Darwin (1809-1892)“Field Biologist and Geologist

Origin of Species: Natural Selection “The Survival of the Fittest”

Charles Darwin, age 32

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Two Hypotheses on the Origin of Species

PunctuatedEquilibriumNiles Eldredge & Steven Jay Gould, 1972

Gradual“Equilibrium”

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Geologic Time: “How old is our earth?”

1658 Bishop Ussher: 6000 years1785 James Hutton: 30 to 50 million years1830 Sir Charles Lyell: 80 million years

1899 John Joly, 90 million years (sea salts)Lord Kelvin, 24 to 40 million years (heat flow)

1947 to 1960 Radioactivity, 4.8 BILLION YEARS OLD!!

Future ??????

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CenturySenior University: CenturySenior University: Session 6 The 20Session 6 The 20thth Century Century

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Radioactive Decay of Uranium 238