 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | has already been referred to as a thick bed of dolomite.1 Working JO/a . XlZd UNALTEKeo LIMESTONE...really transitions, and are not interbedded with dolomite, a matter of considerable significance. North-westwards...junction between the limestones below and the dolomite above. The vertical change, however, must be fairly...as Friden is approached, lumps of limestone and dolomite are found mixed in scree material; while still...sides of the valley. The actual passages from dolomite into limestone are seen to be abrupt. Kernels |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | GEOLOGY OF THE LOVVER CARBONIFEROUS ROCKS OF DERBYSHIRE. WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE LONG EXCURSION...H E district described in this sketch includes the north and T north-west portions of Derbyshire, and...the county. It consists of the hill country of Derbyshire, which forms the southern spur of the Pennine...lies east of the watershed of the central part of England, and is drained by the Derwent and the Dove, which...distance forms the boundary between Yorkshire and Derbyshire. It flows in a south-easterly direction, and |  | | Journal (issue) | | INDEX UK JOURNAL OF MINES AND MINERALS ISSUES 11 - 20 (1992 - 2000) Michael Wolfe David Green, Julie...Julie Ballard and Richard Bell 2002 UK Journal of Mines and Minerals - index to issues 11 to 20 -1- CONTENTS... our second index, covers issues 11 to 20 of the UK Journal of Mines and Minerals, published between...index is freely available as an RTF download from the UK Journal of Mines and Minerals website. NOTES, issue...2000 Special issue devoted to the minerals of Derbyshire with the PDMHS Special issue on the minerals |  | | Journal (issue) | | PEAK of rhe DISTRICT A joint publication of Rockbottom Publications and the Peak District Mines Historical...Mines&Mineralsand vol. 12 no. 1 of the Bulletin of the Peak District Mines Historical Society. COVER:BLUE JOHN FLUORITE...FLUORITE, Blue John Mine, Castleton, Derbyshire, polished slab 7 x I 0cm. Bob King Collection (KI052),...TRI T MI E HISTORIC L SOCIETY 3-----------BL The UK Jouma/ of 1Jfi11es a11dMinerals publishes articles...advertising. EJOHN 4-----------ORIGI of the PEAK DISTRICT DC Quirk ORE FIELD EDITOR Mick Cooper EDITORIAL |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | GALENA-BARITE DEPOSITS GOLCONDA MINE, BRASSINGTON, DERBYSHIRE, ENGLAND TREVOR D. FORD AND ROBERT J. KING CONTENTS...brecciasof collapsedblocksof bedded barite, galenaand dolomite,someof which were cementedby calcite. Remainingcavitieswere...authorsare very gratefulto the ownersof the mine, the Hopton Mining Company,for their kindnessin givingpermissionand...yieldof galena averagedabout 1 percentduring the Hopton Mining Company'soccupation. 1688 T. D. FORD...thoughsomemay representtonguesextendingfrom the thick Hopton Agglomerateexposedin StonesDale abouta mile to |  | | Book | | DER by Peter R. Rodgers Derbyshire Geology £1.50 By the same author: YORKSHIRE MINERALS Of...Of related interest: CAVES OF DERBYSHIRE DERBYSHIRE: EARLY A Visitor’s Guide SETTLEMENT GEOLOGICAL...GEOLOGICAL LAKELAND IN DERBYSHIRE EXCURSIONS GEOLOGY IN LAKELAND Derbyshire Geology by Peter R. Rodgers... Nelson, Lancs. Contents Geological Map of Derbyshire sk, este 6 ECE, 2s yh 8 Gere) Mer aise...Sedimentary Rocks in Derbyshire .... esses 26 3. Volcanic Rocksanithe Peak District... sms 42 Ao |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | CARBONIFEROUS OF DERBYSHIRE. ROCKS By H. H. ARNOLD BEMROSE, Sc.D., F.G.S. EXCURSIONS TO THE DISTRICT. at the...excursions which the A GLANCE Association has made in Derbyshire shows that the main object was to examine the...County. The first excursion of the Association to Derbyshire was in 1877. On July z and, and during the five...the geology of the lower Carboniferous Rocks of Derbyshire (which, as a separate publication, is now out...the bedded THE LOWER CARBONIFEROUS ROCKS OF DERBYSHIRE. 541 tuff at Shothouse Spring, the quartz rock |  | | Journal (issue) | | Mining History The Bulletin of the Peak District Mines Historical Society Ltd. Volume 16, No. 5, Summer...Willies. Hilderston, 174 Dale Road, Matlock Bath, Derbyshire. DE4 3PS. Contents Associate Editors: Evelyn...Mineral Deposits at Brassington and Carsington, Derbyshire Trevor D. Ford and John A. Jones 1 Geophysical...24 Early Exploration of Mines at Perryfoot, Derbyshire Bernard Chandler 32 The History of Coalpithole...Peak Forest and Chapel-en-le-Frith Liberties, Derbyshire. 1705-1880 Chris Heathcote 36 Addendum - Plans |  | | Report (issue) | | occurrences of barium minerals in the north of England. 5 Fig 3 Production of barytes and Witherite...of considerable interest because until 1969 tJ:ie UK was for many years the principal world producer;...toAthole G Allen (Stockton) Ltd, Barium Chemicals Ltd, Hopton Mining Co Ltd and Laporte Industries Ltd. ix ...quantity of barytes is becoming available in Derbyshire as a flotation by-product of fluorspar production...satisfied by increased flotation production in Derbyshire. The United Kingdom is dependent on imports for |  | Fearnsides, W.G., Bisat, W.S., Edwards, Wilfrid, Lewis, H.P., Wilcockson, W.H. (1932) The geology of the Eastern part of the Peak district. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 43 (2) 152 doi:10.1016/s0016-7878(32)80026-x | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | THE GEOLOGY OF THE EASTERN PART OF THE PEAK DISTRICT. By Prof. \Y. G. FEARNSII)ES, :\1•.-\.• F. R.S....THE DERWENT. By Professor \V. G. FEAR~SIDES, DERBYSHIRE M..'" F.R.S. I. FOREWORD. THIS account of the...the author's personal observation-although the district is one to which, because of its beauty and accessibility...INTRODUCTION. The scenery of the Valley of the Derbyshire Derwent is worldfamous, and the obvious broad...Jukes and Ramsay-had already written about the district more than seventy years ago, by which time Martin |  | | Book | | UNIVERSITY ■ / LIMESTONES AND CAVES OF THE PEAK DISTRICT *' compiled and edited by Trevor D. Ford with...Beck, Sheffield c/o Doug Nash, Don Bramwell, Derbyshire 'Fulwood', N.J.D. Butcher, University Glebe... University of East Anglia, Norwich, NR4 7TJ, England Ford 0 86094 004 1 0 86094 005 X 1977 paper...our main Nat¬ ional Parks, in the Peak District and Yorkshire Dales, and our main nature reserves are in...of our different areas, of the Yorkshire Dales, Peak District, Mendip Hills and South Wales, each have |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Mississippian echinoderms from Hurdlow, Derbyshire, central England Stephen K. Donovana,b,* , A.J. (Ton)...of the Lower Carboniferous (Mississippian) of Derbyshire remain understudied, principally due to the nature...in float blocks of limestone from near Hurdlow, Derbyshire, which have been etched naturally after many...echinoderm-rich sites in the Carboniferous limestones of Derbyshire. Simpson (1982, pp. 102–107) is a guide to Mississippian...the closed Buxton to Ashbourne railway line in Derbyshire, now a cycle path. This is an old field guide |  | | Report (issue) | | 100. THE G·EOLOGY OF THE NORTHERN PART OF THE DERBYSHIRE COALFIELD AND BORDERING 1,RACTS, BY W. GIBSON...described comprises the northern portion of the Derbyshire Coalfield with underlying Carboni£erous rocks...published in 1908 (' The Southern Pa1·t 0£ the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Coalfield'), so that this...mine-manage1--s and mining e11g·inee1·s througl1out the district, who have in all cases readily placed their informa...298), by C. B. 11. 11. 11. 12. 12 .. 12. Wedd, Derbyshire portion only. SW.,* by C. B. Wedd. NE.,* by W |  | | Report (issue) | | Committee Mineral Dossier No 23 Limestone & Dolomite Compiled by P.M. Harris, MA, MIMM Minerals Strategy...No22 Common Clay and Shale No23 Limestone and Dolomite 11 PREFACE The Mineral Resources Consultative...south-west England showing variations in thickness 59 Figure11 Carboniferous limestone and dolomite in Avon...Gwent 62 Figure12 Carboniferous limestone and dolomite surrounding the 64 South Wales Coalfield Figure13...Shropshire 66 Figure14 Carboniferous limestone in Derbyshire and Staffordshire 68 Figure15 (:arboniferous |  | Aitkenhead, N., Barclay, W. J., Brandon, A., Chadwick, R. A., Chisholm, J. I., Cooper, A. H., Johnson, E. W. (2002) British Regional Geology (8), The Pennines and Adjacent Areas (4th ed.) British Geological Survey | Report (edition) | | 14 16 2I Askrigg Block 24 Craven Basin 29 Derbyshire Dome 31 5 Namurian 37 Wensleydale Group of...strata of the Askrigg Block, Craven Basin and Derbyshire Dome 22 Carbonate depos it ional environments...Block b Cyclothem in the Monsal Dale Limestones, Derbyshire Block Sections to illustrate the Dinantian stratigraphy...Basin 30 Distribution of igneous rocks in the Peak District Dinantian outcrop 35 Schematic section showing...Craven Basin 32 Age of the Dinantian rocks in the Derbyshire Dome 33 Stages, marine bands, biozones and lithostratigraphy |  | | Book | | Ashburton Marble, from Devon, and Hopton Wood Stone, from Derbyshire, on a base ofirish Black marble....and stairs are principally of Hopton Wood Stone, with designs in Derbyshire Crinoidal, green Connemara,...and unique vase of the fine purple variety of Derbyshire fluorspar known as " Blue John " is seen on the...from South America ; a second very fine vase in Derbyshire " Blue John " ; two no. teworthy blocks of jade...most important building stone in the South of England, the average yearly output being about 1 00,000 |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 55–86 Mineralization of the South Pennine Orefield, UK—A Review T.D. Ford1 & N.E. Worley2* 1 Department... Leicester LE1 7RH, UK 23, Gloucester Avenue, Nuthall, Nottingham, NG16 1AL, UK *Correspondence: noel...along the eastern margins of a large inlier, the Derbyshire High, in Carboniferous platform carbonate host...associated with igneous activity; hosted mainly by dolomite and limestone, rarely in sandstone; dominant minerals...minerals are sphalerite, galena, pyrite, marcasite, dolomite and calcite, whereas barite is minor to absent |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Conglomerates, quartzites and schists of the Vryheid District (Barberton formation of Molmgraaj). Gold in quartz...(Ophicalcites) of Connemara, and the Swedish Green dolomite from Norrkoping. Breccias from Italy and North...Favosilidte (Plymouth), and Hopton Wood and Derby Fossil (Wirksworth, Derbyshire). Some brilliant serpentines...and contains some of the finest coast scenery in England. Physical Features -It is bounded on the east by |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 414 F. W. Cope— A Tholeiite Dyke near Buxton, Derbyshire. By F. WOLVEESOX COPE, M . S C , Bedford College...because a dyke actually cutting the limestones of Derbyshire has never been recorded, and secondly on account...contains. Associated with the Carboniferous rocks of Derbyshire are lava flows, tuffs, sills, and volcanic necks...on the Toadstones of Derbyshire, stated that " the few dykes observed in Derbyshire were found in the agglomerates...agglomerates of the Grangemill and Hopton Vents and in the upper lava near Priestcliffe " (2). II. DESCRIPTION |  | | Book (edition) | | distribution of roadstones by K. C. DUNHAM, D.Sc., S.D. (England and Wales) and A. G. MacGREGOR, M.C., D.Sc. (Scotland)..... I GEOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION OF R OADSTONES England and Wales (Fig. 1) 2 Scotland (Fig. 2) .. ...GROUP LIMESTONE GROUP Contact-altered rocks of Dolomite all kinds except marble Limestone Marble GRITSTONE...ROADSTONES ENGLAND AND WALES (Fig. 1) Roadstones quarried from the solid rock in England and Wales are...for this purpose. For this reason, south-eastern England, south-east of a line joining Lyme Regis and the |  | | Report (edition) | | ES Rae RSIS 1858 a | Ih Guide No.26 ; ¥ ak District a © THE GEOLOGISTS’ ASSOCIATION ESE LIVERPOOL...LIVERPOOL JMU LIBRARY Se ope The Peak District CONTENTS PREFACE LIST OF FIGURES INTRODUCTION ITINERARIES...HERITAGE RESOURCE OF THE PEAK DISTRICT FURTHER READING 74 76 The Peak District PREFACE This is the third...Geologists’ Association Guide No. 26 to the Peak District, the first having been published in 1957 and the...classification of the rocks exposed in the Peak District, and the systematic work by the British Geological |  | | Book | | The Peak District LANDSCAPE AND GEOLOGY Ladybower Reservoir and the Dark Peak, seen from Bamford Edge...Edge. The Peak District L A N D S C A P E A N D G E O L O GY Tony Waltham First published in 2021... caver and photographer who lived in the Peak District and left a massive legacy of excellent photographs...late Trevor Ford, whose knowledge of the Peak District was both massive and infectious. The book is dedicated...Dark Peak Grit 4 Derbyshire Dome Creating the Landscape 5 Shaping the Peak District 6 Through the Ice |  | | Report (edition) | | of Lower Palaeozoic rocks in the Ingleborough district 12 5. Section showing the geological structure...Howgill Fells 13 6. Section across the Ingleborough district .. 13 7. Some characteristic Ordovician and Silurian.... .. .... 23 10. Geological map of the Craven district . . .. 26 11. Diagrammatic section illustrating...in the Clitheroe district.28 12. Section across the eastern part of the Derbyshire Dome, illustrating...ribbon-diagram 33 14. Block diagram of the Peak District 38 15. Upper Carboniferous goniatites . . 40 16 |  | | Report (volume) | | Swaledale are described togetlier with th6se of-· Derbyshire and· certain · othei· districts of minor importance...the Carboniferous Limestone,. et,9., 9£ North Derbyshire (Second Edition, 1887), is still the best and...and · ·most complete description of that district; most of t he parts of that memoii: ·relating to our...iatarice in reference to the mines of the Grassington district. · · ::/ ·. ....) ..· .:• JOHN S. FLETT, ···...-DETAlLED DESCRIPTIONS OF THE l\hN:ES (continued):DERBYSHIRE (Castleton, p. 48. Bradwell, p. 52. Tideswell |  | | Book | | EAK IC T I D Compiled by members of the Peak District Mines Historical Society and edited by TREVOR...of the Peak District Mines Historical Society in the hope that visitors to the Peak District National Park...formed the backbone of the wealth of the Peak District for over 1500 years. The limestone uplands and...scenery are not normally compatible, the old Derbyshire lead miners invariably used local materials for...are, however, rapidly disappearing, and the Peak District Mines Historical Society is making efforts in |
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