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Making Sense of Fossils from a Maryland Cave: A Carnegie Contribution
Summary by Carnegie Museum of Natural History
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Making Sense of Fossils from a Maryland Cave: A Carnegie Contribution
by Pat McShea For paleontologists who specialize in interpreting fossil evidence from the Pleistocene, deposits in some Appalachian caves offer windows into the period of the past commonly referred to as the Ice Age. A recent Smithsonian Scholarly Press publication summarizing the discovery, collection, preparation, and interpretation of fossils from a cave in western Maryland strongly supports the window-into-the-past metaphor. The 305-page vo…
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