Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre

Edwin Sherbon Hills Guide to Records

Listed by Tim Sherratt and Gavan McCarthy

Edwin Sherbon Hills was Lecturer in Geology 1932-1944, Professor of Geology and Mineralogy 1944-1962, Research Professor and Deputy Vice-Chancellor 1962-1971, at the University of Melbourne. His interests were wide ranging and included fossil fishes, physiography, mineralogy and petrology, structure, tectonics and morphotectonics, and economic geology. [Details]

About the records
Provenance - creators and former custodians
Series list and summary descriptions
Inventory listing by series
- Series 1 - Personal - Biographical 1913-1988
- Series 2 - E.S. Hills Reprint Collection 1929-1981
- Series 3 - Appointment and Travel Diaries 1958-1980
- Series 4 - Field Noteboooks (Local and Overseas) 1928-1975
- Series 5 - Lectures, Speeches, Radio Broadcasts and Duplicate Manuscripts 1940-1976
- Series 6 - Alphabetical Correspondence 1844-1986
- Series 7 - Subject Files - Correspondence 1929-1986
- Series 8 - Subject Files 1865 - 1986
- Series 9 - Consultancies and Reports1939-1970
- Series 10 - Overseas Trips and Review Missions 1952-1976
- Series 11 - The Geology and Petrology of Marysville 1914-1980
- Series 12 - Tectonic Map of Australia and New Guinea 1964-1971
- Series 13 - The Physiography of Victoria 1940-1986
- Series 14 - Elements of Structural Geology 1946-1982
- Series 15 - Outlines of Structural Geology 1937-1985
- Series 16 - Arid Lands 1960-1979
- Series 17 - Family, Portrait and General Photographs 1890s?-1985
- Series 18 - Geological Photographs 1926-1985
- Series 19 - Geological Photographs - Negatives and Indexes 1920s-1980s
- Series 20 - Slides 1953-1975
- Series 21 - Index Cards
- Series 22 - Artefacts, Microscope Slides, Geological Specimens
- Series 23 - Oversize Material 1938-1984
Index
Search
These records are managed by the National Library of Australia. All queries relating to access should be made to Manuscripts Librarian quoting MS 8564 and the required inventory identifier(s).
Processing of this collection and generation of this finding aid was made possible with the support of
- Thomas Baker (Kodak), Alice Baker and Eleanor Shaw Benefactions
- The University of Melbourne

Published by the Australian Science and Technology Heritage Centre on AustehcWeb, June 2004
With support from Thomas Baker (Kodak), Alice Baker and Eleanor Shaw Benefactions and The University of Melbourne
Listed by Tim Sherratt and Gavan McCarthy
HTML edition Ailie Smith
Updated 8 November 2007
http://www.austehc.unimelb.edu.au/guides/hill/hills.htm

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