 | | Book (edition) | | to be put CONTENTS. The Lakes — VI Tarn— Kentmere Tarn— Skeggles Water— Blea Tarn—Watendleth Tarn—...Besides this, are Valley-Holms, the and to the south of the Ferry, BerkshireLing-Holm, Grass-Holm, Silver-Holm...Kendal towards Bowness or Ambleside. two miles south of Bowness the views are excellent; affords All...the Pikes : on Scawfell, (the highest land in England,) being seen on the left of Bowfell ; Langdale...Guide-Post, on the Cartmel road, a mile and a half south of Bowness. The Station, belonging to Mr. Curwen |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | recognised over a distance of 3} miles north east-south west,and, being in full force at both ends of the...shows overfolding and therefore flo\\', from the south-east. On the whole the above remarks on andesites...occur near the old Rydal-Grasmere road, immediately south of Whitemoss Tarn. A number of junctions with Skiddaw...Charity Chair on Stoneside Hill and at Peg Crag. south of Buckbarrow; also on Lowthwaite Fell, Vldale....better examples than those in the area immediatel~ south of the summit of Scafell proper (not the Pikes) |  | | Book (edition) | | Langdale, and by Elterwater and Windermere, until south of Storrs Hall; after which the river Winster forms...Hen-Holm, Lady-Holm, and Rough-Holm; and to the south of the Ferry, Berkshire-Island, Ling-Holm, GrassHolm...Bowness or Ambleside. All the way, from two miles south of Bowness, to the head of the lake, the views are...complete view of the whole lake, from north to south; but a station about a mile from Low Wood Inn...advantage: the Pikes, on Scawfell, (the highest land in England,) being seen on the left of Bowfell; and, between |  | | Book (edition) | | through Langdale, and by Elterwater and Windermere, south of Storrs Hall forms the boundary Westmorland... this, are Holm, and Rough-Holm; and to the south of the Ferry, Berkshire-Island, Ling-Holm, Grass-Holm...elevated approach. All the way, from two miles south of Bowness, to the head of the rising ground ...Hammerscar (line 2) WINDERMERE. lake, from north to south from Low Wood ; 5 but a station about a mile... : the Pikes, on Scaw- (the highest land in England,) being seen on the left of Bowfell stand Great |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | whole of the western side of Derwentwater, to the south of the little wooded hill called Rosetrees, is composed...ground at the head of the lake, extending as far south as the village of Grange, and occupying a narrow...Derwent. The Skiddaw slates are succeeded to the south by the lowest member of the green-slate series,... dipping S.S.E. at high angles (fig 2). To the south of this, in a little wooded hill called Castle ]:[ead...a fine purple or green porphyritic trap. To the south of Wallow Crag a synclinal fold appears to occur; |  | | Book | | area of remarkably varied geology. The central Lakeland fells comprise a thick sequence of Ordovician...District , the hematite ore bodies of west and south Cumbria and the evaporitesof the Vale of Eden. A detailed...the extensive hematite deposits of west and south Cumbria has also long been the subject of speculation...only economic tungsten deposits outside of the SW England province, though mining at Carrock Fell Mine is...clay iron-stones within the Coal Measures of west Cumbria at one time provided a source of lower grade iron |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | pipe-amygdales from the Ventersdorp Volcanics of South Africa which sometimes branched, and in other cases...(1969 p. 10) argue that the horizontal bands of opal found in amygdales from the Sandy Braes Vent, Co...petrology of the Borrowdale Volcanic Series of Kentmere (Westmorland). Q. 1. geol. SOC.Lond. 86, I. 1963 |  | | Book | | gold and gemstones, and to the meadows of middle England to look for buried historical treasure. You will...1980s, when over 50,000 people were involved in the UK alone. Today there are around 30,000 detectorists...below are some of the coins that were minted in the UK from the Anglo-Saxon period right up until decimalisation...denarius coin. The penny was first introduced to England in AD 785 by king Offa of Mercia, and it was eventually...found Hoards continue to be unearthed all around the UK. Over fifty million pounds worth of treasure has |  | | Book (edition) | | Mining and Metallurgy Past-President Geol. Soc. of South Africa R. H. RASTALL University Lecturer in...Yorkshire) 136 Haematitic Limestone (Rhiwbina, South Wales) re Fireclay with Zoned Spherulites of Siderite...(Strasburg, Virginia) B, Carboniferous Limestone (South Wales) . . Calcite Mudstone (Avon Gorge, near...of This frequent existence the United States and South America. of a broad expanse of comparatively shallow...deposits accumulate to a great depth. North and south of the wet equatorial belt come the much drier |  | | Book (edition) | | Mining and Metallurg y Past-President Geol. Soc. of South Africa Ree ie RA ALE University Lecturer in...Wyke, Yorkshire) Haematitic Limestone (Rhiwbina, South Wales) Fireclay with Zoned Spherulites of Siderite...(Strasburg, Virginia) B. Carboniferous Limestone (South Wales) . Calcite Mudstone (Avon Gorge, near Bristol)...off the eastern coast of the United States and South America. This frequent existence of a broad expanse...deposits accumulate to a great depth. North and south of the wet equatorial belt come the much drier tropical |  | | Report (issue) | | History Museum Earth Galleries, Exhibition Road, South Kensington, London SW7 2DE e 071-589 4090 9 071-938...Swindon (0793) 411500 Fax 0793-411501 Printed in England for the British Geological Survey by Saxon Printing...with several EEC con tracts, and our income from UK advisory and enquiries work continues at a high level...collaboration with, rather than competition with, UK in dustry for joint ventures. With this aim in mind...attended by 150 senior representatives chiefly from UK industry, but also from local and central government |  | | Book (edition) | | Hyman Ltd 15/17 Broadwick Street, London W1V 1FP, UK Unwin Hyman Inc., 8 Winchester Place, Winchester...cold to temperate humid climatic zone lying to the south of the tundra. In the development of a typical podzol...make the rock worth working as an iron ore. In south-east Asia the iron oxides frequently occur as pisoliths...palaeosols in the Upper Narrabeen Group of New South Wales. I. Features of the palaeosols. Journal of...recognized in Upper Permian successions in eastern England, where they appear to have been localized by topographic |  | | Book | | Hyman Ltd 15/17 Broadwick Street, London WIV IFP, UK Unwin Hyman Inc., 8 Winchester Place, Winchester...cold to temperate humid climatic zone lying to the south of the tundra. In the development of a typical podzol...make the rock worth working as an iron ore. In south-east Asia the iron oxides frequently occur as pisoliths...palaeosols in the Upper Narrabeen Group of New South Wales. 1. Features of the palaeosols. Journal of...recognized in Upper Permian successions in eastern England, where they appear to have been localized by topographic |  | | Book | | what science could do and began work back in England in 1834. The means of creating an image optically...1'/sin in size— is one of the oriel windows in the south gallery at Lacock Abbey viewed from within. The...coating intended to States. On a recent visit to the UK prevent films from sticking Stephen Benton was passing...light and capable of a signal-toavailable in the UK, as Kodak some loss of image quality. noise ratio...untimely death of Adnan Lines while on holiday in South Africa. He will be remembered on both sides of the |  | | Report (Issue volume) | | Dumbartonshire; and in the iron-ore districts of South Cumberland and North Lancashire; (c) Investigation...a complete field programme was carried out in England and Scotland. In the l\iuseum the experience gained...surveyed an area between Cowring and Keighley on the south side of the Ai1·e valley. Dr. Mitchell has completed...approaching completion by Mr. Burnett. In the district south of the Tyne l\ir. Anderson has been engaged on the...continued by l\'Ir. Eyles and Dr. Kennedy in the area south of tl1e Clyde estuary, l\,1r. Eyles mapping the |  | | Book (edition) | | Carboniferous Deltas of Northern England and Eastern Scotland Wcalden Deltas of South-cast Britain Rhythmic Sedimentation...off the eastern coast of the United States and South America. This frequent existence of a broad expanse...deposits accumulate to a great depth. North :rnd south of t he wet equatorial belt come the much d rier...A ntarctic Region, since the whole area of the south polar ice-cap lies within the isotherm of zero centigrade...months a surprisingly large area or sea floor lying south-west of the African coast between Cape Verde and |  | | Book (edition) | | Carboniferous Deltas of Northern England and Eastern Scotland Wealden Deltas of South-east Britain Rhythmic Sedimentation...{Northern Ireland) Oolite {Ketton, Rutland) Oomicrite {South Morocco) 205 207 209 212 213 217 220 64. Pisolitic...Dololithite {Texas) 74. Partially dolomitized oolite {South Morocco) 245 249 75. Knox Dolomite {Tennessee)... basin. The marine Devonian rocks of southern England and the Old Red Sandstone of Wales and Scotland...off the eastern coast of the United States and South America. This frequent existence of a broad expanse |  | | Book (edition) | | British mining companies took him to the Far East, South and East Africa, North America, and most of the...fields, chiefly from the Congo Republic, Ghana, South Africa, and Sierra Leone. For the five-year period...3,200,000; 1,600,000; South Africa, 2,900,000; Sierra Angola, 1,300,000; South West Africa, 920,000;...metric carats. (b) by value: South West Africa, £16,500,000 sterling ; South Africa, £16,100,000; Congo..."1 13 45 Congo Republic South Africa Sierra Leone Angola YJ), south West Africa WY, Tanganyika Y |  | | Book | | and thence down the western coasts of North and South America; the other runs from Europe (the Alpine...calculated. Two instruments are needed to record north-south and east-west components of the vibrations, and...the similarity of the coastlines of Africa and South America which, although separated at the present...in South Africa and North Africa which run out to the coast and have their counterparts in South America...shows that there is an accurate fit of Africa and South America at the margins of their continental shelves |  | | Journal (volume) | | close of the Eocene Period Views of the “Star of South Africa” Diamond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...the Orange River Free State and the Transvaal, in South Africa . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....the Strata of Albany, Somerset, and Cradock, in South Africa 50 Sections in the Coprolite Pits of Cambridgeshire...Map of the Three Great Granitic Dispersions in South Britain . . . . . . 311 Section of the Red and Chillesford...those of the more typical district of the south west of England. Distribution of the Genera.-In the accompanying |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Printed by Stephen Austin andSons, Ltd., Hertford, England. Downloaded from https://www.cambridge.org/core... '29, 529 Africa (South), Bokkeveld Fossils from, F. R. C. Reed, '07, 34 — (South), Earth-movements in...Schwarz, '12, 540 — (South), Faunas of the Permian and Trias in, R. Broom, '06, 29 — (South), Fossil Plants...C. Seward, '07, 481 — (South), Geol. Surv., see Geol. Surv. (Africa) — (South), Geological History of...Hatch,'06, 97, 161 — (South), Geological Map of, E. J. Dunn, '26, 289 — (South), Geology of : G. C. Crick |  | | Book (edition) | | 156 B. VERTICAL BEDS OF LIMESTONE, MA.NORBIER, SOUTH PEMBROKE· SHIRE 155 XI. A. NORMAL FAULT IN CoA.L...in tropical and sub-tropical countries, such as South Africa. Heavy rains also promote landslides (p....process goes on. Some of the most famous screes in England are those in the Lake District, along the eastern...liable to dune formation because of the prevailing south-west wind. Accumulations of blown sand occur on...sometimes a hundred miles or more, as in the region south-east of the Qattara Depression in North Africa. |  | | Journal (volume) | | the Chalk and the Oxford Oolite in the South-east of England. By M.D. William Henry Fitton, P.G.S...for read 260, — /or Berston Benston 2G2, — for South read North — — for between Gin Cross read from Gore...are displayed in the vertical An the south coast of England. Wight and the Isle of the Isle of Purbeck...all the strata which occupy that portion of the south frontier of the county of Dorset which * See Sir...Series, vol. ii. lies ; Part between the great south the Geological Transactions, First I. p. 37 — |  | | Book | | Boulevard, Langford Lane, Kidlington, Oxford OXS 1GB, UK Radarweg 29, PO Box 211, 1000 AE Amsterdam, The...Science & Technology Rights Department in Oxford, UK: phone (+44) (0) 1865 843830; fax (+44) (0) 1865...Elias Royal Holloway, University of London, Surrey, UK ASSOCIATE EDITORS David M Anderson NOAA Paleoclimatology...Richard Bradshaw University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK Cary Mock Ed Brook Oregon State University, Corvallis...Southampton, Southampton, UK Danielle Schreve Royal Holloway, University of London, Surrey, UK Jurgen Ehlers Universitat |  | | Book (edition) | | Tidal surges in the North Sea Submergence in south-east England Coast protection works Marine deposits The...and thence down the western coasts of North and South America; the other runs from Central Europe through...that the shape of the coast lines of Africa and South America showed a marked resemblance on either side...two continents, such as belts of folded rocks in South Africa and North Africa, which run out to the coast...coast, and have their counterparts in South America; and similarities in fossil faunas. 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