SMFS FAVOURITE WORLD WIDE SITESSMFS FAVOURITE WORLD WIDE SITES
Links
to earth science, mineral and fossil sites. 
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| Mineral Collectors Page. |
Possibly one of the best starting pages on the WWW. Lots of very good links. |
| Illinois State
Museum. |
Some excellent fossil pages. Look at the Mazon Creek carboniferous fossils exhibit. |
| Earthlines. |
Earthlines offers a wide range of products relating to all aspects of Earth Sciences. This site hosts pages for other organisations including the Russell Society and RockWatch. |
| Websurfer's Biweekly Earth
Science Review. |
Mostly American but an excellent site to visit. Many links to sites on all Earth subjects. |
| Rock
Hounders. |
New site with a big potential. Some good ideas likes articles on safety when collecting. Subjects for everybody and good links. |
| Volcano
World. |
Everything you wanted to know about volcanoes and up to date reports. |
| Broadstone
Minerals. |
Pages created by Mike Brooke. News from the mineral world and details on the Russell Society, Southern Branch. |
| The Canadian
Rockhound. |
An excellent on-line magazine for Rockhounds edited by Dirk Schmid. |
| The
Fluorescent Mineral Society. |
Specialist site on photoluminescence. Everything you want to know about fluorescent minerals. |
| The British Museum
of Natural History. |
This is the huge BMNH site. Pages on all subjects. The mineralogy department is doing some very interesting work. |
| West's
Geology Directory. |
Compiled by Dr. Ian West at The University of Southampton this award winning site is one of the most comprehensive for information and links. It is a large directory (over 100 pages) of links, field trip guides and bibliographies, mostly on Southern England. |
| Camborne
School of Mines. |
The museum at Camborne School of Mines holds one of the best collections of Cornish minerals from famous collections. |
If you wish to have you site included in our list or have any suggestions for inclusion then please send details to Gary Morse who will be pleased to receive them.
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