| | Book | pleasecontact the publishers. Beamish, The North of England Open Air Museum,County Durham [Beamish]: pages................... 201 72 Foreword ORTHERN England, an area of great natural beauty, is additionally...District, the north Pennines, Cumbria, various regions of north-east England, and North Yorkshire. Such...ground; trial workings, mine dumps, mine buildings and smeltings, plus mine location maps and a wealth...the mines. A great strength of this work is the high number of superb, large to full-plate, images of | | | Book | will rank amongst the best Mines in the North of England . Since 1565 no less than seven smelt mills and...Fluor Spar 56 "" وو Calcite 99 57 دو 57 "" Aragonite Dolomite . 93 57 "" Barytes 57 "" دو 57 Gypsum...Goldscope Mine 76 81 Dale Head Mine "" Brandley or Brandlehow Mine " 83 86 Yewthwaite Mine "" 39 88 Barrow...Barrow Mine "" 39 90 "3 Stoneycroft Mine 93 Thornthwaite Mine 91 " " Rachel Wood Mine 96 دو Blencathra...Blencathra Mine 96 رو Woodend Mine 96 "" 96 ور Gategill Mine )) Threlkeld Mine 98 "" Mines in the Lake | | | Book (edition) | Stainmore The northern one-third of the Backbone of England, that ridge of hilly country known since last century...a cavity in the Great Limestone flats, Boltsburn Mine. Collected by Sir Arthur Russell and now in the...sheets 19 and 25, and parts of 13, 24, 26, 31, 32 (England and Wales) LONDON: HMSO 1990 . I\. © C,rown...sheets 19 and 25 and parts of 13, 24, 26, 31, 32 (England and Wales). Author Sir Kingsle_y Dunham, DSc, SD...LTKf<>rHl\IS() I )cl 2~)1124 (~I() 12/~)(.) England ( 4th edition) V CONTENTS 1 7 Chapter 1 Introduction | | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | the pits at High and Low Gedgrave, one-and-a-half miles west of Orford. Pit close to High Souse, Gedgrave...showing in part the downward succession of the High House Pit; zone /, 6J to 7 feet (base not seen). A...g. 7. Aldborough; zone g.—The pits near the Red House, Leiston Road, close to Aldborough, show about eight...those species of which the tests are formed of aragonite having been removed by percolation of carbonated...appears to be characteristic of this horizon in England. So far as I am aware, it is not met with in the | | | Book | of LIME, continued Marbles, &c. * -- - • Aragonite - 156 to 158 * - ‘’’ - - 156 • 157 - ...the floor of the principal room is devoted to the mine rals, and to their application in the arts. In...associated with quartz. From the Great St. George Mine, Perran Perth, Cornwall. Presented by H. Humphries...Prseniºriy Mr. Graham. 2. NATIVE COPPER. From Pembroke Mine, St. Austell, Presented by R. Taylor, F.G.S. Presented...Copper, mingled with quartz. inter St. George Mine, Perran Porth, 12. NATIVE Copper, crystal lized | | | Report (issue) | :�: ,•. :, .... t ·..., .' .✓ . .1 . ENGLAND AND "\VALES. • • • . . · . .. :,,.. . , ·..... 50' �S.E •. of the Geological Survey Map of England·-and Wales.-·: ·1t includes nearly the whole <>f...report of · th-e ·-Select · Comn1ittee · of the House of Lords on Conservancy Boards ( Fol. 1877) the...sea-level at the estuanes. The distinction ·between · High and Low· Suffolk is not a purely conventional line...,.alley half a, mile west of Frams<1en Meeting House, in a 8Ulall pond, and · is occasionally dug into | | | Book (edition) | their order of succession. He will find that in England and Wales the Tertiary rocks are mostly formed...grit. Such is the general natu1~e of the rocks in England ancl Wales ; but in other parts of the wo1·ld there...and the other weste1'n and central counties of England as far north as De1'byshi1..e and the bo1'ders...vaste is replenished by the fall Qf s11ow on tl1e high grounds, and thus it l1appens that a glacier drains...up to a block '' 100 feet long by 40 or 50 feet high,'' or, in another case, containing '' 244,000 cubic | | | Journal (issue) | California. 1/100 second at f.ll. Yellow filter, high speed panchromatic film. THE DESERT MAGAZINE ...took an altar boy and read mass in the shelter house on top of Mt. Whitney. When fishing season opened... Like a prospector looking for a legendary gold mine, Marshal South has returned again and again to a...as he passes by Across the great wide room. While high up in the star-filled sky The moon looks down and...or dull purplish or reddish. Those I have found high in the Providence mountains were very pale yellow | | | Report (issue) | Sixpence, PREFACE. The Geological Survey Map of England and Wales having been completed, it has now become...in regard to the general Pliocene succession in England, but also of singular interest in regard to the...their relation to the topography of the south of England and to the existing physical geography of north-western...fixing the lower limit of the Pliocene system in England, for unfortunately no deposits of Miocene age are...ranean region, to a climate like that now found in England, seems to have been fairly continuous and regular | | | Report (Issue volume) | }IEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ENGLAND AN·o WAL.ES. THE GEOLOGY OF LONDON ANO Oll' PART OF THE...and Pleistocene formations of the south east of England. :Mr. Jukes-Browne has supplied some of the descriptions...to the geology of London and the south-east of England without an acknowledg ment of the deepest obligation...ofB11shey-Station. 1873 • 199 at the new Boiler-house on the London and North Western " 32. Seetion Railway...and just east of " The Head of Warren ,, 104. • House, Great Kimble point from a a.boot a quarter of a |
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