Geological Time Collection

Restorations of secondary period animals
Original artwork by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins, donated by his granddaughter Mary Hawkins

K / T asteroid impact
K/T asteroid impact. Computer artwork, centred on the Yucatan Peninsula, where a massive asteroid impact (yellow) is thought to have brought about the extinction of the dinosaurs

Ancient Earth. Computer artwork of the Earth at the time of the death of the dinosaurs, some 65 million years ago. The extinction of the dinosaurs is thought to have been brought on by a massive

Geological time, conceptual artwork
MODEL RELEASED. Geological time, conceptual artwork. Hand holding a sand timer with an Earth globe draining away as sand. This image can represent concepts such as geological time

Volcanic ash layers in rock. Cross-bedded layers of volcanic ash laid down during countless eruptions over thousands of years

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"Journey through Geological Time: Witness the Astonishing Restorations of Secondary Period Animals and Unveil the Impact of K/T Asteroid Collision on Ancient Earth" Step into a world lost to time, where ancient landscapes come alive with vibrant hues and peculiar creatures. As we delve deep into geological time, prepare to be captivated by restorations of magnificent secondary period animals that once roamed our planet. From towering dinosaurs to graceful pterosaurs, this conceptual artwork brings these prehistoric giants back from extinction, allowing us to marvel at their sheer grandeur. But amidst this awe-inspiring spectacle lies a pivotal moment in Earth's history - the catastrophic collision between an asteroid and our planet during the K/T boundary. Explore how this cataclysmic event forever altered life on Earth as we know it. Witness firsthand its devastating aftermath through vivid illustrations depicting fiery chaos and widespread destruction. Travel further back in time as you immerse yourself in the wonders of Ancient Earth. Feel the primordial atmosphere enveloping you as colossal volcanoes erupt violently, shaping vast landscapes over millions of years. Marvel at lush forests teeming with bizarre flora and fauna that have long vanished from our modern world. Geological time unravels before your eyes, revealing eons upon eons of transformational processes that shaped our planet's geology and biodiversity. Delve into layers upon layers of sedimentary rock formations, each holding secrets about past climates, ancient ecosystems, and even traces of long-extinct organisms. This captivating journey invites you to ponder humanity's place within this immense timeline – a mere blip compared to the countless ages that came before us. It serves as a humbling reminder that while we may only occupy a fraction of geological time, every decision we make today has far-reaching consequences for future generations yet unborn. So step beyond ordinary perception; let your imagination soar across epochs untold.