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Title: Geography of Stone Walls
Url: https://stonewall.uconn.edu/education/school-programs/middle-school/ms...
Publisher: University of Connecticut
Description: This resource provides an overview of the distribution and occurrence of stone walls in New England. Topics include what constitutes a stone wall province and three critical factors in the occurrence of stone walls: bedrock geology, glacial history, and land use history. Users can determine the type of stone wall in any given area by using the maps to determine its location, determine the type of bedrock, type of surface materials, and type of settlement history for that spot. Referring to the text of 'Exploring Stone Walls', they can determine which type of stone wall province contains those types of rock and surface process and read the description of what the most common type of stone walls should be in that area.
LC Classification: Science -- Geology
Science -- Geology -- Geographical divisions -- America -- North America -- United States -- Special regions -- North. Northeast. East. Appalachian Mountains
Technology -- Building construction -- Details in building design and construction -- Walls -- Walls above surface -- Special materials -- Stone walls
GEM Subject: Science -- Earth science
Science -- Instructional issues
Science -- Geology
Social studies -- Geography
Key Concept: Geology -- Rocks
Resource Type: Reference Material
Instructional Material
Instructional Material -- Lesson/Lesson Plan
Format: Document -- HTML
Audience: Educator
Education Level: High School
Higher Education
Higher Education -- Undergraduate (Lower Division)
Language: English
Access Rights: Free access
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