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The DOI has an extensive history. There are two ways to learn more about the department's past: resources about the DOI itself and DOI publications as primary sources. Check out some featured resources below.
One way to learn more about the DOI is its past activities. Below are some selected resources.
Since its establishment in 1849, the DOI has documented information on a variety of topics. The following are two examples as primary sources.
Image source: R.B. Moore took this photograph of Hawaiian Volcano Observatory geologists at lava fountains while Mauna Loa Volcano is erupting in 1984 (USGS)
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