>>11291655Look, I'm not looking to read up on geology in general. I just want something that more or less names the cratons of each continents, when they were born, and what has happened to them how they have moved around during the billions of years. A geology textbook might be too broad, but if it really does what I'm asking for from Ur/Vaalbara to Columbia/Nuna to Rodinia to Pannotia to Pangea I'll get it
I'd just really rather not buy something that's more than $30, I'm not even a university student
