Striations beside the unter Grindelwald glacier before 1866

"Striations beside the unter Grindelwald glacier" is a photograph taken by Ernest Edwards before 1866. The small, 69 mm x 88 mm image is cropped from a larger text describing the glacier and its formations. The photograph shows a close-up view of the glacier's edge, revealing the intricate patterns and striations carved by the ice's movement. The details of the glacier’s surface highlight the powerful forces of nature at work in shaping the landscape. This photograph offers a glimpse into the geological processes that have formed the Swiss Alps and highlights the scientific curiosity of the Victorian era.