- Hitchcock Map Renovation Video - The Hitchcock Map in James Hall has been used to teach UNH students about the geology of the region since 1893. In 2009 during the renovation of the building, Professor Wally Bothner oversaw the project of repairing and restoring the map. Scott Ripley from UNH Video Productions documented the map’s journey during this year long process.
- "The Intelligent Student's Guide To Darwin" by Cecil J. Schneer, Professor Emeritus of Geology. Darwin's references can be found here.
- Karen Von Damm 1955–2008
- TESSE (Transforming Earth Systems Science Education)
- Geology of the United States High Points
- Peter Thompson put together a description of the major geological features at each highpoint, including bedrock, surficial geology, soils, and unique features.
- Historic USGS Maps of New England & New York
- UNH Dimond Library Online Collection
- "Strata" Smith on the Web
- William Smith's original work on the Principle of Faunal Succession. Put together by UNH Professor Emeritus Cecil Schneer.
- History of Geology on the International Scene
- Geological Society of America
- New Hampshire Geological Society
- United States Geological Survey
- New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services
Earth Sciences
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