Title: Graham Park – The Making of Europe: A Geological History – Illustrated Geology Book

Summary:
This book traces the geological formation of Europe and explains how the continent acquired its present shape. Graham Park explores plate movements, the assembly of distinct geological regions, the formation of mountains and plains, and the evolution of Europe’s coastlines over millions of years.

Description:
The Making of Europe: A Geological History by Graham Park, Emeritus Professor of Tectonic Geology at Keele University.

This richly illustrated colour volume explores the origins and remarkable geological diversity of the European continent. It explains why Northern Europe is characterised by extensive plains while major mountain ranges dominate the South.

Essential geological concepts are clearly introduced, technical language is kept to a minimum, and the book includes a comprehensive glossary and index. An accessible reference for students, teachers, geologists, and anyone interested in Earth sciences, plate tectonics, physical geography, and Europe’s natural history.

Published by Dunedin Academic Press, Edinburgh and London. Book in good overall condition, with light signs of wear to the cover.

ISBN: 978-1-78046-023-9.

Keywords: Graham Park, The Making of Europe, geological history, European geology, geology book, plate tectonics, Earth sciences, physical geography, mountain formation, European landscapes, palaeogeography, natural history, illustrated science book, Dunedin Academic Press, tectonic geology, English-language book