Initial Publication Date: May 9, 2019
Retired Amateur Geologist Seeks Donation Recipient for Valuable Rock and Minerals Collection
Dr. Phillip Ellis Jackson, Ph.D., University of Chicago (Retired)
pejackson@outlook.com
Description of Available Specimens
How many pieces are available: Large Collection
Dr. Phillip Ellis Jackson Ph.D. (University of Chicago, Retired; Amateur Geologist) is requesting applications from Colleges and University Geology Departments across the U.S. to become the recipient of his extensive private rock and minerals collection. This collection consists of over 1000 samples (to date) of geographically-diverse rocks and minerals from the continental United States. The recipient institution may wish to keep the entire collection intact, or select a smaller number of representative samples for each site to constitute the permanent collection. Any remaining materials could be utilized for classroom research or demonstrations (which might include their partial or full destruction), or made available to deserving faculty or students to utilize for their individual research or future teaching purposes.
Provenance (including site photos and specific GPS coordinates) are available for each individual site sampled, allowing for "field research" to be conducted in the classroom.
Additional Information
Please contact Dr. Jackson and he will email details of the collection.
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Provenance: Caroline Smith, Carleton College
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Provenance: Caroline Smith, Carleton College
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Provenance: Caroline Smith, Carleton College
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Provenance: Caroline Smith, Carleton College
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