Geological Time

The Green Tunnel by Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media

Oct 17, 202324:54History

This season the history we're starting with is really, really old. We are exploring the geological history of the rocks and mountains the Appalachian Trail runs through. We will also answer the age-old question, are the...

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