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    Document Type

    Front Matter

    Publication Date

    October 1965

    Journal Title

    Iowa Science Teachers' Journal

    Volume

    3

    Issue

    1

    Comments

    The Cover: Inexpensive equipment. Home-made brunton com- pass can be used by students to determine the dip and strike of a rock outcrop. Composed of a square base and perpendicular support, protractor, line level, small compass, brass hinge, non-magnetic bolt and thumb screw and two non-magnetic nails. Developed by Silas W. Schirner, Science Education, University of Iowa. Total cost less than $2.

    Copyright

    © Copyright 1965 by the Iowa Academy of Science

    Language

    en

    File Format

    application/pdf

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