Physical Geology [Hardcover] L. Don Leet and Sheldon Judson

Description

1965 Prentice Hall edition. Hardcover has minor wear on corners/spine. Pages are clean. Binding is loosening at one spot in the index but is still fully intact.

This well-preserved copy of “Physical Geology” by L. Don Leet and Sheldon Judson offers a fascinating glimpse into the mid-20th century study of the Earth’s physical processes. Published in 1965, this textbook represents a pivotal era in the field of geology, as the theory of plate tectonics was gaining widespread acceptance and revolutionizing our understanding of the planet’s dynamic nature. Leet and Judson’s work would have provided students with a comprehensive overview of geological concepts, from the formation of rocks and minerals to the forces that shape landscapes over eons. Despite its age, the clean pages and sturdy binding make this volume a valuable addition to any collector’s library, particularly those with an interest in the history of Earth sciences or vintage academic texts. Collectors may appreciate the book’s significance as a representative of a transformative period in geological thought, while readers can immerse themselves in the scientific perspectives of a bygone era.