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This programme shows how Britain's geology can be interpreted to give a geological history of the area. This indicates that some 700 million years ago the area of continental crust was located in t...he southern hemisphere and near enough to the South Pole to experience glaciation. Since then its drift northwards has taken it through various climatic belts until in the recent past it has once again been glaciated but this time in a glacial advance from the North.
Metadata describing this Open University video programme
Module code and title: S236, Geology
Item code: S236; 16
First transmission date: 25-09-1983
Published: 1983
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Duration: 00:24:02
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Producer: Barrie Whatley
Contributor: Chris Wilson
Publisher: BBC Open University
Keyword(s): Caledonian and Variscan Orogenies; Lapetus and Rheic Oceans; Lithotectonic units; Older and younger cover; Palaeoclimates; Polar wandering
Subject terms: Geology--Great Britain; Great Britain --Geological features --To Quaternary
Master spool number: HOU4272
Production number: FOUS265W
Videofinder number: 1586
Available to public: no