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Used for breaking and splitting rocks and for chipping off pieces to examine.

Magnifies small details on rocks, minerals, and fossils to aid in their identification.

Used to record observations, sketches, and data collected in the field for later analysis.

Measures the orientation of rock layers, the angle of slopes, and helps in navigation.

Used to determine precise locations for sampling sites, mapping, and navigation.

Used to analyze soil properties such as pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium content.

Used to extract a cylindrical core sample from solid rock for examination and testing.

Contains diluted hydrochloric acid to test rocks for carbonate content by observing if they fizz.

Used to navigate and record geological features in an area, resistant to water damage.

Used to measure and compare the size of sediment grains or rock particles in the field.

Used to test the hardness of minerals by scratching them with reference objects of known hardness.

Used to study the three-dimensional structure of folded rock layers across a transect.

Used to separate and classify soil or sediment particles based on size.

Protects the geologist's head from falling rocks, debris, and other hazards.