Geological Curator 11(10)

December 2024

This print edition will be distributed early 2025, but our membership has early online access to all the papers featured. These are linked below. 

• GCG after 50 years – History, Views and Recollections Cindy Howells
  
  GCG after 50 years – History, Views and Recollections
• GCG Overseas Study Tours 1997-2004 John Nudds
  
  GCG Overseas Study Tours 1997-2004
• Putting museum mineral collections to work: 45 years of practical experience Roy E. Starkey
  
  Putting museum mineral collections to work: 45 years of practical experience
• Unearthing treasures: The past, present, and future of a local authority museum geological collection Philip Hadland
  
  Unearthing treasures: The past, present, and future of a local authority museum geological collection
• Donation and acquisition of fossils: how to valorise them Cinzia Ragni
  
  Donation and acquisition of fossils: how to valorise them
• Good things come in small packages: how to curate a micromount collection Nadine W. Gabriel
  
  Good things come in small packages: how to curate a micromount collection
• Asbestos in the Cambridge geological collections: past, present, and future R.G.W. Seidel, D.S. Pemberton and M.B. Holness
  
  Asbestos in the Cambridge geological collections: past, present, and future
• Byne’s decay on the d’Orbigny’s foraminifera collection at the MNHN, Paris: from the collection assessment to the reproduction of damage by artificial ageing Véronique Rouchon, Clara Hairie, Annachiara Bartolini and Marie-Béatrice Forel
  
  Byne’s decay on the d’Orbigny’s foraminifera collection at the MNHN, Paris: from the collection assessment to the reproduction of damage by artificial ageing

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