ERAS of Life Poster 24x36 Illustrated Geological Chart New Edition! Art Poster Print, 24x36

Great colors. Illustrations look just like some of the ones in the books I poured over as a kid...and I mean that in a good way! Contemporary retro! Nice addition to my hall of educational posters!

We saw this poster at the Berlin Ichthyosaur State Park in Nevada and my daughter loved it! So happy to find it on Amazon. She says it's great quality and put it in a frame and hung it in her wall.

Poster is just as described and the print is perfect.

This is a really cool poster! I bought it for my son (but secretly myself and my husband because I know who will enjoy it more) and I catch my husband reading or looking at it often. It’s pretty accurate, colorful, and it was a steal! Glad I bought this and would love to frame it to add to a library or natural history/zoological themed room.

My granddaughter loves this poster and looks at it all the time and asks many questions. (I believe she may be a budding archeologist). I hung it up in the dining room so she could see it all of the time. It helped me identify the area in which we live and the fossils we have found in this area, the Ordovician. The price was VERY reasonable and would be great in any Earth Science classroom.

We are into fossils now. This poster is a nice reminder of what we can expect to find during a specific era. So, where we know the geology of a place our poster tells us the fossils we can expect to find. By the way we purchaed all of our fossil hunting tools at Amazon, saved a bundle.

I've become fascinated by geology rather late in life and have struggled with memorizing and understanding the time periods used to delineate the past. This is a terrifically helpful poster that I have on the wall in my home office. Highly recommend.

I'll give this a 4-star rating, because it serves the purpose I bought it for, which is a poster for my wall. However, it doesn't get a full 5 stars, because some of the dates for the time periods are not current. The scientific consensus on the absolute dates of rock units changes from time to time, and the dates on this are close enough for me to be happy with it. Just don't use it as an actual scientific reference.