Rock of Ages: Human Use and Natural History of Australian Granites – Ian A. E. Bayly (1999, Tuart House)

Author: Ian A. E. Bayly
Publisher: Tuart House, Nedlands, W.A.
Publication Date: 1999

ISBN  9781876268299/1876268298 

Format: Softcover
Pages: x, 132 pages
Dimensions: Approx. 30 cm
Illustrations: Colour photographs and maps
Language: English

Condition:
Very Good – light wear to covers. Internally clean and tightly bound.

Description:
Rock of Ages is a unique exploration of Australia's granite landscapes, blending geology, natural history, and human interaction. Ian Bayly details not only the formation and ecology of granite outcrops but also their cultural significance and future conservation. With vivid colour imagery and accessible insights, the book takes readers through the science and story of gnammas, seepage habitats, and the biodiversity they support.

Why You’ll Love It:
An excellent resource for environmentalists, educators, bushwalkers, and natural heritage enthusiasts. This is a rare title that examines Australia's granite environments from both scientific and cultural perspectives—ideal for anyone fascinated by the land and its enduring features.

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Weight includes protective packaging required for safe delivery.

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Cover of Rock of Ages: Human Use and Natural History of Australian Granites by Ian Bayly, 1999 softcover edition