![George Sternberg Album #2 - Early Canadian Views](../../assets/md5images/e0009107634c352d0a73c963f1d33c83.jpg)
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Identifier
sa2-006-00
Date
1-1-1913
Description
This black scrapbook page contains four black and white photographs. This page depicts four pictures with notes by Sternberg describing the land and geological formations. The top right photograph depicts a landscape containing the Red Deer River, trees, and outcrops. The top left photo reveals a partial skull fossil of a Styracosaurus albertensis. The bottom left picture is another image of the Red Deer River, as well as more outcroppings. The final photo on the bottom right of the page depicts the badlands in front of the Red Deer River. At the top of the page is a handwritten inscription. Under each photo is a short, handwritten inscription.
Physical Description
11 x 15 inch post-bound photographic scrapbook
Keywords
Scrapbooking, Archives--History, Albums, Photographic prints, Red Deer River (Alta. And Sask.), Canada, Styracosaurus, Fossils, Sternberg-George Fryer (1883-1969)
Rights
© University Archives, Fort Hays State University
Publisher
Digitized by Forsyth Digital Collections
Collection
Recommended Citation
Sternberg, George Fryer 1883-1969, "006-00: Four Black and White Photographs" (1913). George Sternberg Album #2 - Early Canadian Views. 9.
https://scholars.fhsu.edu/sternberg_album2/9
Language
eng
Transcription
Belly river formation ; Looking up Red Deer river from a point about 3 miles below Steveville, note innumerable sand bars. (24227-Aug 8-1913) ; Part of a skull of Styrocosaurus albertensis. (25420-Oct 28-13) ; Taken from a point about 1/2 mile below the above picture looking upstream. (25434-Oct 28-13) ; A closer view of badlands in preceding view. (25435-Oct 28-13)
Keywords
Scrapbooking, Archives--History, Albums, Photographic prints, Red Deer River (Alta. And Sask.), Canada, Styracosaurus, Fossils, Sternberg-George Fryer (1883-1969)
Comments
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