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Glacial sand formation of "kettle holes" in Bare Hills country, Pines Forest reserve
(1)-(3): Glacial sand formation of "kettle holes" in Bare Hills country, Pines Forest reserve, 1908.
(4): Vertical section, Three Creek bank in Tp. 47, R. 10, illustration of geological formation of the region, Pasquia Forest Reserve. 1913.
Four issues of Provincial Geologists Journal, published annually by the Committee of Provincial Geologists. Includes 1983 (Volume One); 1991 (Volume Nine); 1994 (Volume 12); and 1995 (Volume 13).
Geology of the Lowe Lake (East) Area
Saskatchewan. Dept. of Mineral Resources Geological Survey
Fort Pitt Sheet (East Half) Saskatchewan
Map 489 A, Sheet 73 F (East Half). Joins Map 491 A, "Battleford Sheet, East Half". Joins Map 490 A, "Fort Pitt Sheet, West Half". Indicates different types of rock formations.
Canada. Department of Mines and Resources. Mines and Geology Branch
Lac La Ronge Sheet (West Half) Saskatchewan
Map 357 A. Joins Map 358 A, "Lac La Ronge Sheet, (East Half)". Indicates different types of rock formations.
Canada. Department of Mines. Bureau of Economic Geology, Geological Survey
The History of the Minerals Industry in Saskatchewan Oral History Project - W. Glen E. Caldwell
An audio interview with university professor William Glen Elliott Caldwell of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan conducted by Berry Richards for The History of the Minerals Industry in Saskatchewan Oral History Project, created under the Towards a New Past Programme of the Saskatchewan Department of Culture and Youth. Caldwell speaks of his teaching background, the role of the geological sciences department of the university in the mining industry and several of his colleagues at the University of Saskatchewan. Visitation report and agreement are included.
Glacial Geology - Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan. Department of Geography
Compiled for the Atlas of Saskatchewan ©1969 by J.H. Richards and K.I. Fung. [Byers, A.R., W.G.E. Caldwell and W.O. Kupsch. Department of Geological Sciences, University of Saskatchewan]
Interview: An unidentified man explaining the geology of Saskatchewan.
CFQC (Television station : Saskatoon, Sask.)
Map 1095 A. Indicates different types of rock formations.
Canada. Dept. of Mines and Technical Surveys