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Corridors of Time
- 1983 ----- color ----- 59 min ----- 16mm
- The Colorado Plateau is a geological anomaly. Though it has been uplifted several miles above sea level, it is in a relatively undisturbed part of the continent. Because the Colorado River and its tributaries have cut and eroded the plateau, it is possible to see in the rock formation a record of the environment through time to the present.
- Topics: (Archaeology, Geology, United States)
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