ALT Siccar Point
ALT Deep time trail at Siccar Point
ALT Interpretation panels
ALT Piper helping to launch the deep time trail
ALT Artists impressions of a wooden and metal bench with a brass plaque on the front, and information stacks being viewed by outline drawings of human figures. The information stacks show a green panel encased within a metal frame bearing the Deep Time Trail logo and containing a representation of the two main rock types at Siccar Point
ALT Photograph of the Tassie medal, featuring a white cameo of James Hutton, in profile, set on a blue background, mounted in an oval wooden frame. The right hand panel shows the reverse of the medal. Handwritten on it is: “ James Hutton M.D. (1726-1797), B Edinburgh 1726 D. 1797. Chemical Philosopher. Took the degree of Doctor of Medicine at Lyden in 1749. Medallion modelled and cast by James Cassie in 1792"
ALT Photo-mosaic showing the front and back of the neckwarmer, whic features a photograph of Siccar Point, blue sea, and the Scottish Geology Trust logo, and 5 photos of a woman with long hair and glasses wearing the neckwarmer in different ways. The top two photos show it being worn as a pirate-style bandana, with a focus on blue sea on the left image and pink / yellow rocks and lichen on the right. In the middle image the neckwarmer is being worn as a headband and the woman is pointing to the unconformity plane. In th bottom two images it is being worn as around the neck. The first five images of the woman are all against a plain magnolia wall, but the last one has a backdrop of mountains and a lake a sunset.
ALT Sketch of the field relationships between rock units at Siccar Point. Completed in pencil by Sir James Hall.
ALT 6 prints, three colour sketches and three greyscale lithograph prints, arranged on a wooden table and weighted down with rocks.