Principles of geomorphology [Hardcover] William D. Thornbury

Description

1969 edition. Hardcover has some moderate wear along the sides, scuffs and marks. No dust jacket. Spine has some wear on the top and bottom. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This well-worn copy of “Principles of Geomorphology” by William D. Thornbury is a testament to the enduring value of this seminal work in the field of earth sciences. Published in 1969, this textbook has been a cornerstone in the study of the processes that shape the Earth’s surface features, from erosion and deposition to the formation of mountains, valleys, and rivers. Thornbury’s comprehensive approach, combining theoretical concepts with practical field observations, has made this book a essential resource for generations of geologists, geographers, and environmental scientists.

Despite its age and the absence of a dust jacket, this copy bears the marks of a well-loved and frequently consulted volume. The scuffs and wear on the hardcover speak to the countless hours spent poring over its pages, whether in the classroom, the field, or personal study. The secure binding and clean pages suggest a reverence for the knowledge contained within, a testament to the care with which it has been handled by its previous owners.

For collectors and enthusiasts of earth sciences, this edition represents a piece of history, a snapshot of the state of geomorphological understanding in the late 20th century. Its well-worn condition is a badge of honor, a tangible reminder of the countless minds it has shaped and the discoveries it has facilitated. As a foundational text in its field, this copy of “Principles of Geomorphology” is a must-have for any serious collection focused on the study of our planet’s ever-changing landscapes.