The authors intertwine the Geology with cultural stories, legends, and history to paint an enjoyable picture of how Alabama and its rocks came to be.
With this book as your guide, find caverns in fossil-rich limestone, shark teeth in the shifting sands of the Gulf Coast, and rocky outcrops in Muscle Shoals along the banks of the Tennessee River, known to Native Americans as the singing river..
Native Americans chiseled stone axes out of the Hillabee greenstone, one of Alabama\'s ancient volcanic rocks.
Buildings at Cheaha State Park in the Talladega Mountains were constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps using blocks of locally quarried Cheaha Quartzite.
For example, Tannehill Ironworks and iron mines in Red Mountain Park and Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve document Birmingham\'s industrial birth as the source of iron for the Confederacy.
The authors intertwine the Geology with cultural stories, legends, and history to paint an enjoyable picture of how Alabama and its rocks came to be
