 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | oceanic rocks from the Lizard Complex, southwest England.’, Geological magazine., 139 (1). pp. 27-45. Further...oceanic rocks from the Lizard Complex, southwest England C. A. COOK*†, R. E. HOLDSWORTH*‡ & M. T. STYLES§...Durham, Durham DH1 3LE, UK §British Geological Survey, Keyworth, Nottingham NG12 5GG, UK (Received 5 March...oceanic rocks from the Lizard Complex, southwest England, preserve evidence for a multistage geological...setting (c. 400–390 Ma). Associated oceanic rocks (Landewednack amphibolites) preserve a pre-emplacement prograde | | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | oceanic rocks from the Lizard Complex, southwest England C. A. COOK*†, R. E. HOLDSWORTH*‡ & M. T. STYLES§...Durham, Durham DH1 3LE, UK §British Geological Survey, Keyworth, Nottingham NG12 5GG, UK (Received 5 March...oceanic rocks from the Lizard Complex, southwest England, preserve evidence for a multistage geological...setting (c. 400–390 Ma). Associated oceanic rocks (Landewednack amphibolites) preserve a pre-emplacement prograde...during NE–SW rifting. In both the peridotites and Landewednack amphibolites, steep pre-emplacement structures |  | | Report (edition) | | | Geologists’ Association Guide No. 19 West Cornwall by A. Hall BIRKBECK COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON...meetings in London and, via Local Groups, throughout England and Wales, conducts field meetings and publishes... Geologists’ Association Guide No. 19 West Cornwall by A. Hall Second Edition Edited by J. T. Greensmith...REFERENCES ISBN 0-900717-57-2 West Cornwall INTRODUCTION Cornwall has long been one of the classic areas...is shown in Figure 1. The largest area in west Cornwall is occupied by Devonian sedimentary rocks which |  | | Report (edition) | | meetings in London and, via Local Groups, throughout England and Wales. It conducts field meetings and publishes...Europe and has led many field trips to the coast of Cornwall. Front Cover: Old engine house, Botallack Mine...Alderton). Geologists Association Guide No. 31 WEST CORNWALL by A . Hall Third Edition Guide Series Editor;... List of Figures 1. O u t l i n e map of West Cornwall 2. Map of Land's End peninsula 5 3. Map of...of the Lizard Complex 44 (1) INTRODUCTION Cornwall has long been one of the classic areas of British |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Serpentine. Hornblende schists and gneisses (of Landewednack and Cadgwith). Man of War gneisses (of the Lizard...1938, pp. 521-524). (ii) Hornblende-schists {Landewednack schists).—The southern seacliffs stand in dark-green...accompanied by diopside, garnet, apatite, or sphene. Epidote often forms conspicuous bands at Bass Point, Cadgwith...Lizard. 2. „ „ „ S.E. „ „ 3. Three „ „ South of Landewednack Church. 4. „ „ „ S.E. of Trethevas. 5. Half...seventy per cent for the soils of the Lizard Landewednack area demonstrably underlain by hornblende schists |  | | Book | | Igneous Rocks of South-West England THE GEOLOGICAL CONSERVATION REVIEW SERIES The comparatively small...M. C. Gyopari S. Igneous Rocks of South-West England P. A. Floyd, C. S. Exley and M. T. Styles 6. ...D. R. Bridgland Igneous Rocks of South-West England P. A. Floyd Department of Geology, University of...study, or criticism or review, as permitted under the UK Copyright Designs and Patents Act, 1988, this publication...licences issued by the Copyright Licensing Agency in the UK, or in accordance with the terms of licences issued |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | the Geology of the Lizard Peninsula. No 3. The Epidote Bands, Lenticles, and Veins. By J. B. SCRIVENOR...rocks very rich in, or consisting entirely of epidote ; as bands parallel to the foliation of the homblende-gneiss...Beach southwards round Lizard Point to Cadgwith epidote bands and lenticles are abundant. Sir John Flett...extent of the outcrop of hornblende-gneiss in the Landewednack area. Dips in the Old Lizard Head Series and...Up to the Bumble Rock there are not very many epidote bands and lenticles, but I found one lenticle near |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | ASSOCIATED WITH THE PASSIVE MARGIN SEQUENCES OF S W ENGLAND; SOME GEOCHEMICAL PERSPECTIVES. RJ MERRIMAN1, JA...sequences of S W England; some geochemical perspectives. Geoscience in south-west England, 10, 077-085 Altered...sequences filling passive margin basins in SW England. They were generated by Devonian and Dinantian...Geological Survey, Keyworth, Nottingham, NG12 5GG, UK British Geological Survey, Forde House, Park Five...Carboniferous mafic volcanic rocks of north and central Cornwall, and the tholeiitic character of south Cornish |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | serpentine are harder to find in this part of Cornwall than those that are sheared. South of the inn...killas with fine-flaked amphibole, granules of epidote, and " eyes " of the same mineral. A section of...radiolarian chert from Nelly's Cove shows a little epidote and chlorite. On the east beach at Porthallow the...fine-grained, consisting of quartz, chlorite, epidote, and probably amphibole as well. These rocks are...finely-bedded quartz-schists occur with amphiboles, epidote, and chlorite. There is no reason why these rocks |  | | Report (edition) | | GEOLOGISTS' ASSOCIATION GUIDES Noo 19 West Cornwall by A. HALL ITINERARY Introduction I. Land's End...incorporation in any furtl,er edition. West Cornwall by A. HALL INTRODUCTION has long been one of...distribution of the major rock units is shown in Fig. 1. CORNWALL I••+·j Granite 3 D Devonian sediments filffm...10 20 kilometres Fig. I. Outline map of West Cornwall, showing the areas covered by the five itineraries...sedimentary rocks occupy the largest part of west Cornwall. The Devonian rocks are shales and sandstones |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Summer Field Meeting in west Cornwall 15- 20 September 1974 Report by the Directors: A. HALL and N ....JA CKSON . 1975. Summer Field Meeting in west Cornwall, 15-20 September 1974. Proc. Geol. Ass .. 86 (I)...petrological and mineralogical interest in west Cornwall. In addition to visits to the granites and their...collection of the Royal Geological Society of Cornwall. Department of Geol ogy , King's College, Strand...INTRODUCTION The Summer Field Meeting was held in west Cornwall to see the igneous and metamorphic rock s of the |  | | Report (edition) | | MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN ENGLAND AND WALES Geology of the Lizard and Meneage (Explanation...32, and 1n his cl�ss1c Report on the Geology of Cornwall, Devon and West So-merset. The district has now...Hornblende-schists . .. . .. Distribution, 45; Landewednack, 45 ; Cadgwith, 46 ; inland districts ,. 47...type, 51 ; Ogo Dour, 51 ; special characters of Landewednack and Traboe schists, 5 2 ; possible break in...and mica-schist, with veins of quartz. feldspar, epidote, etc. (A.7488) ... . .. ... ... • .. 37 III.-A |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | boundary between the Devonian rocks of the Meneage in Cornwall and of the Kingsbridge area in South Devon on...are a few other publications to be mentioned. In Cornwall, Dr. Eileen M. Lind Hendriks has done much valuable...had been puzzled by the stratigraphy of South Cornwall. I have seen much of the ground she has described...Variscan nappe, associated with the fan-structure of Cornwall (loc. cit., p. 401)." Before passing on to the...Quartz, muscovite, a little calcite, possibly epidote, and several grains of tourmaline. 3095. Same locality |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | the rocks described in the 1912 Memoir as the Landewednack hornblende-schists and the Traboe hornblendeschists...LXXV.—NO. IX. 25 J. B. Scrivenor— 386 The Landewednack hornblende-schists are described as highly metamorphosed...copied. ewednack type, but a large part of the Landewednack schists cannot be described correctly as epidotic...anything that could certainly be separated from the Landewednack type, and to put the matter briefly, the result...cannot follow the division of these schists into Landewednack and Traboe types ; but close to the serpentine |  | | | | MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN ENGLAND AND WALES Geology of the Lizard and Meneage (Explanation...32, and 1n his classic Report on the Geology of Cornwall, Devon and West Somerset. The ?istrict has now... Hornblende-schists . .. Distribution, 45 ; Landewednack, 45 ; Cadgwith, 46 ; inland districts, 47 ;...type, 51 ; Ogo Dour, 51 ; special characters of Landewednack and Traboe schists, 52 ; possible break in the...XVIII. Pliocene Deposits ... Pliocene deposits of Cornwall, St. Erth, St. Agnes, 165 ; Crousa Down gravels | | | Report (edition) | | MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN ENGLAND AND WALES Geology of the Lizard and Meneage (Explanation...32, and 1n his classic Report on the Geology of Cornwall, Devon and West Somerset. The ?istrict has now... Hornblende-schists . .. Distribution, 45 ; Landewednack, 45 ; Cadgwith, 46 ; inland districts, 47 ;...type, 51 ; Ogo Dour, 51 ; special characters of Landewednack and Traboe schists, 52 ; possible break in the...XVIII. Pliocene Deposits ... Pliocene deposits of Cornwall, St. Erth, St. Agnes, 165 ; Crousa Down gravels |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | crystalline schists. A visit to the Lizard Peninsula of Cornwall during the present summer has convinced me of...Society of Cornwall, TOI. iv. p. 330. Jbid. vol. i. p. 36. Eeport on the Geology of Devon and Cornwall, 1839...occurs on the shore north of Pen Voose,1 near Landewednack. It is bounded on the north by serpentine with...that saussurite is an aggregate of zoisite or epidote and felspar, usually albite; with variable quantities...is well developed is north of Pen Voose near Landewednack. The main mass of gabbro is separated from serpentine |  | Davison, E.H., Dines, H.G., Leese, C.E., Owen, D.E. (1938) Easter field meeting, 14th–21st April, 1938, Cornwall. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 49 (4) 385-391 doi:10.1016/s0016-7878(38)80003-1 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | EASTER FIELD MEETING, 14th-21St APRIL, 1938, CORNWALL. Report by the Directors :- E . H. DAVISOK, DINES...sampled. An older exposur e y ielded axinite, epidote and zoisit e. On the return to Tintagel only a...is almost vertical and EASTER FIELD MEETING-CORNWALL. is composed of a red granite porphyry, the mineral...a) containing lenticles of axinite, garnet and epidote. The second quarry visited usually shows coarsely...is noted. As the winter EASTER FIELD MEETING-CORNWALL. gales had swept the sand from the beach, members |  | | Report (edition) | | clistauce. MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ENGLAND AND WALES. EXPLANATION OF SHEET 359. THE GEOLOGY...32, and in his classic Report on the Geology of Cornwall ., Devon and West Somerset. The district has now...supplied at the cost of drawing and colouring. CORNWALL. 75 NE., SE., by J. B. HILL; lodes by D. A. Mac...LIZARD HORNBLENDE ScHISrrs ••• • •• ••• The Landewednack Hornblende Schists The Traboe Hornblende Schists... The whole of CoT·nwall and the south-west of England was involved in these geographical changes ; the |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | High-temperature Peridotite Intrusion in the Lizard Area, Cornwall by D. H. GREEN Department of Geophysics, Australian...INTRODUCTION T H I S restudy of the Lizard area of south Cornwall has concentrated on a detailed examination of...was emplaced in the regionally metamorphosed Landewednack Hornblende Schists (Flett, 1912, 1946), characterized...with bluegreen hornblende, andesine-oligoclase, epidote, and salite. In proximity to the peridotite, assemblages...peridotite. PERIDOTITE INTRUSION IN THE LIZARD AREA, CORNWALL 135 II. THE LIZARD PERIDOTITE The Lizard peridotite |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 196 EXCURSION TO CORNWALL. MONDAY, AUGUST 8TH, TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 13TH, 1887. Directors: THE PRESIDENT;...Secretary to the Mining Association and Institute of Cornwall; and A. K. BARNETT, F.G.S., of Penzunce. (Report...which a visit of tIle Association to the West of England had been extended beyond the TaIllar, an unusual1y...August 6th, and these had not struck far into Cornwall before an interesting rock presented itself for...the party assembled at the Royal Institution of Cornwall, ill Pydar Street, Truro. Here they were cordially |  | | Report (edition) | | G .. Bisson (District Geologist, South--West England), as well as Professor W. R. Dearman and the con...volume [1966] of the Royal Geo logical Society of Cornwall. The succeedi11g years have seen notable advances...in our knowledge of the geology of south-west England. Most of the great expanse of Carbonif�rous rocks...age-determinations of rocks of south-west . . . . . . . Facing England 1 112 List of Geological Survey Maps and Memoirs...positions prior to continental drift. South-west England is shown in . . . . . black . . . . . Generalized |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | from that of the rest of Lizard district is very Cornwall. The great plutonic masses of the Lizard are mainly...ultra-basic composition, while those of other parts of Cornwall and Devon are highly acid granites. The country...not unlike those of the Palseozoic sequence in Cornwall in composition but distinguished by their intensely...promontories that form the extreme southern portions of Cornwall and Devon does this group emerge to form dry land...Archsean. The older Palseozoic rocks of South-west Cornwall have in general a north-east to east-north-east |  | | Book | | GEOLOGY OF ,,, ,,. F .. THE GEOLOGY OF CORNWALL Cornwall is renowned for its spectacular rocky coastline...seventeenth century. This book reviews the importance of Cornwall in the development of geological thought in Britain...of notable scientific interest. The Geology of· Cornwall is a companion volume to The Geology of Devon...org/details/geologyofcornwal0000unse THE GEOLOGY OF CORNWALL AND THE ISLES OF SCILLY Edited by E.B. Selwood...Liskeard High: E.B. Se/wood The Structure of East Cornwall: K. P Isaac Culn1 Basin: JR. Andrews The Boscastle-Tintagel- |  | | Book | | Geological Survey. l:50 000 Sheet 353 Mevagissey (England and Wales). © NERC 2008 All rights reserved Copyright...}ical S1.1rvey. KeY'v-orth, e-maiJ ip.r@b$s,a.-;.uk. You may quolie e.xlm(:1$ of a reasonable le.n&Lh...of south -west England 2 2 Parautochthonous and allochthonous terrains in south Cornwall 4 3 Geological...the English Channel coast of south Cornwall, is within the Cornwall County Council districts of RestormeJ...Touris1n, albeit on a smaller scale than that of west Cornwall, is an i1nportant elen1ent of the district's econ01ny |
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