For our final episode in our visit to the Jurassic Coast, we're looking at one of the most remarkable people to have made the area their home. Mary Anning was born to a humble, impoverished family and had to begin working at a young age to help support her parents and eight siblings. She developed a keen eye for fossils and other curiosities buried in the sand and went on to become arguably the biggest pioneer of early palaeontology. Her numerous discoveries would have earned her widespread scientific acclaim and recognition, but for the circumstances of her birth and life. Tune in and join us as we bid farewell to the Jurassic Coast, and end this podcast with an examination of the story of Mary Anning and her contributions to fossil hunting and the world of palaeontology.

Presented By:
Jack Becker

Written By:
Tania Court

Audio Edited and Mixed By:
Ben Lewis

Produced By:
Tania Court
Ben Lewis
Chloe Green
Ash Taylor

Music Used:
"On the Shore" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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This episode was produced on Anaiwan land, and we acknowledge that this land was never ceded. We recognise and respect the ongoing culture and community of the Anaiwan people, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including Elders past, present, and emerging.

For our final episode in our visit to the Jurassic Coast, we're looking at one of the most remarkable people to have made the area their home. Mary Anning was born to a humble, impoverished family and had to begin working at a young age to help support her parents and eight siblings. She developed a keen eye for fossils and other curiosities buried in the sand and went on to become arguably the biggest pioneer of early palaeontology. Her numerous discoveries would have earned her widespread scientific acclaim and recognition, but for the circumstances of her birth and life. Tune in and join us as we bid farewell to the Jurassic Coast, and end this podcast with an examination of the story of Mary Anning and her contributions to fossil hunting and the world of palaeontology.Presented By: Jack BeckerWritten By: Tania CourtAudio Edited and Mixed By: Ben LewisProduced By: Tania Court Ben Lewis Chloe Green Ash TaylorMusic Used: "On the Shore" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/This episode was produced on Anaiwan land, and we acknowledge that this land was never ceded. We recognise and respect the ongoing culture and community of the Anaiwan people, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, including Elders past, present, and emerging.

Created as part of UNE Life's Conquer Your Exams Challenge, join us as we step into an immersive journey exploring the depths and intricacies of one of the world's most extraordinary geological landscapes. "The Jurassic Coast: A History" is a four-part podcast series that explores the captivating narratives that unfold along this remarkable stretch of coastline in Southern England.

Join us as we delve into the awe-inspiring geological beauty and rich heritage that define this UNESCO World Heritage Site, stretching from East Devon to Dorset. Each episode will take listeners on a fascinating voyage through time, uncovering the prehistoric secrets embedded in the dramatic cliffs, ancient rock formations, and fossil-rich landscapes that have made this coastline a treasure trove for geologists, paleontologists, and history enthusiasts alike.

From the formation of ancient seas to the emergence of iconic dinosaur fossils, "Jurassic Coast: A History" offers an unprecedented deep dive into the natural and historical wonders of this extraordinary location.

Created as part of UNE Life's Conquer Your Exams Challenge, join us as we step into an immersive journey exploring the depths and intricacies of one of the world's most extraordinary geological landscapes. "The Jurassic Coast: A History" is a four-part podcast series that explores the captivating narratives that unfold along this remarkable stretch of coastline in Southern England.
Join us as we delve into the awe-inspiring geological beauty and rich heritage that define this UNESCO World Heritage Site, stretching from East Devon to Dorset. Each episode will take listeners on a fascinating voyage through time, uncovering the prehistoric secrets embedded in the dramatic cliffs, ancient rock formations, and fossil-rich landscapes that have made this coastline a treasure trove for geologists, paleontologists, and history enthusiasts alike.
From the formation of ancient seas to the emergence of iconic dinosaur fossils, "Jurassic Coast: A History" offers an unprecedented deep dive into the natural and historical wonders of this extraordinary location.

Step back in time as we explore the Jurassic Coast.

The Jurassic Coast: A History

Step back in time as we explore the Jurassic Coast. We dive into it's features, history, people, and associated scientific discoveries both historic and modern.