 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | (or any other Echinoid), persistent development of new plates from the ocular margin causes a downward (orad)...head, as do also those minerals such as limonite, anatase, leucoxene, secondary silica, micaceous aggregates...as a result of previous decomposition of rocks. Anatase has been frequently observed growing upon, and...the few deposits known to the writer in which anatase is really plentiful in fairly large crystals (grains...and there is little doubt that the blue tabular anatase is a secondary product from ilmenite. In the Yeovil |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | covered by the Geological Survey (New Series) Sheet 254 (Henley-on-Thames), a strip of country including...Aston HilI to Lane End and then southwards to the Thames at Medmenham. Supporting observations have been...occurring sporadically and much less frequently are anatase, brookite, sphene, hornblende, garnet, epidote...near Stokenchurch (Fig. I A) and in the region of the Thames floodplain and terrace remnants near Medmenham...section, Fig. 2 A, crosses a typical asymmetric dry valley, east of the lbstone ridge immediately south of |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | American Petroleums Bergen District, Valleys, Ter3 Anatase in sandstone races and Moraines 57, 59 33 Andes...Archrean Rocks, Lizard 118 Blochairn Quarry 59 Boium Valley Asbestos at the Lizard 320 33, 35 Atkinson, Dr...Nottinghamelected sbire 3°2 Augen structure at the Bonet Valley ... Lizard Bonney, Prof. on Cirques, 25, 1 133...Lizard, 3°4; Lecture on palreolithic man in Thames Valley, 305; Visitto Jermyn St. Museum 174 Dibley,...269; Flow, Nature of, 261; Temper. ature, 264; Valley, 270; Velocity, 265. 270; Viscosity of ice, 262 |  | Murton, Julian B., Bowen, David Q., Candy, Ian, Catt, John A., Currant, Andrew, Evans, John G., Frogley, Michael R., Green, Christopher P., Keen, David H., Kerney, Michael P., Parish, David, Penkman, Kirsty, Schreve, Danielle C., Taylor, Sheila, Toms, Phillip S., Worsley, Peter, York, Linda L. (2015) Middle and Late Pleistocene environmental history of the Marsworth area, south-central England. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 126 (1) 18-49 doi:10.1016/j.pgeola.2014.11.003 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | that underlies the enigmatic diamicton. We provide new evidence for unstable environmental conditions during...headwaters of the River Thame, a tributary of the River Thames. The southeastern margin of the vale, c. 1–1.5...respectively as ‘Valley Gravel’ and ‘Gravel opposite Chalk Gaps’ (Sherlock, 1922, 1924). The valley gravel comprises...quartzose pebbles (Sherlock, 1924). In the Bulbourne valley it passes northwest through the Tring Gap, e.g...the ice margin (Sherlock, 1922, 1924). Similar valley gravels occur in other gaps in the Chilterns, at |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Grains of Garnet. T. O. Bosworth, mieroph% 12A.-Anatase out of a Sandstone from the Balfour Bore, Fife...Mountain Axis above Slishwood. D. leighlo1l,photo I9A.-Valley due to land slip, north side of Glencar, looking...Drumahaire n.-Section east and west across the Bonet Valley, Manorhamilton 13.-Vertizal Section showing the...Drumlins. .D. Leighto'l 16.-Section across the Valley of the Wey at Farnham, showing the principal Gravel...relations of the Farnham Terrace to those of the Thames Valley. H. Bury... . I8.-Large Flake with white Patina |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Grains of Garnet. T. O. Bosworth, miet'ophoto 12A.-Anatase out of a Sandstone from the Balfour Bore, Fife...Mountain Axis above Slishwood. D. Leighton, photo I9A.-Valley due to landslip, north side of Glencar, looking...Drumahaire 12.-Section east and west across the Bonet Valley, Manorhamilton 13.--Vertical Section showing the...by Drumlins. D. leightoll 16.-Section across the Valley of the Wey at Farnham, showing the principal Gravel...relations of the Farnham Terrace to those of the Thames Valley. H. Bury... 18.-Large Flake with white Patina |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | o . 22207 Carl K r o t k i 140 West End Avenue New Cork, N. Y. 10023 '' 1ST VICE-PRESIDENT GENERAL...furnish field trip information to each other. Our New York State Clubs have suggested a Federation field...Line to have a repeat performance of last is the new project of the Charlotte Rock year's Swap. and Mineral...talk on Mineral Identification. ROCKS AND MINERALS NEW HAMPSHIRE "Identification of Minerals" was Muriel...Hopkins subjea when she talked to the Southeastern New Hampshire Mht281 eral Club, Dover and Rochester |  | Read, Adrian, Godwin, Mike, Mills, Claire A., Juby, Caroline, Lee, Jonathan R., Palmer, Adrian P., Candy, Ian, Rose, James (2007) Evidence for Middle Pleistocene temperate-climate high sea-level and lowland-scale glaciation, Chapel Hill, Norwich, UK. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 118 (2) 143-156 doi:10.1016/s0016-7878(07)80032-0 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | sea-level for the time also indicates uplift of the region since the period of deposition. The presence of...but also for understanding how a cool temperate region like Britain responded to climate forcing following...provides evidence for neotectonic uplift in the region around Norwich, relative to that elsewhere in eastern...several temporary exposures during construction of the new road. The sections exposed at Chapel Hill revealed...temperate-climate marine Quaternary deposits in the region. Three sections were exposed (Fig. 2) and the fossiliferous |  | Harding, P., Bridgland, D.R., Madgett, P.A., Rose, J. (1991) Recent investigations of Pleistocene sediments near Maidenhead, Berkshire, and their archaeological content. Proceedings of the Geologists' Association, 102 (1) 25-53 doi:10.1016/s0016-7878(08)80055-7 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Recent archaeological and geological assessment of Thames terrace deposits to the north of Maidenhead has...sediments occur in addition to gravels deposited by the Thames. These later sediments comprise a predominantly...Department of Geography, Royal Holloway & Bedford New College, University of London, Egham, Surrey, TW200EX...Platt occur in gravel deposits, laid down by the Thames, that form part of the Lynch Hill Gravel Formation...of Upper Chalk at 40 m 0.0. (Fig. 2). The River Thames now flows approximately 3.4 km to the east of this |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | line is generally accordant with that of the Thames Valley-MidEssex faults. Evidence has been adduced elsewhere...much to be said for regarding the line of the Lea Valley as marking approximately the coast-line during...has been shewn elsewhere (25, p. 181), that the valley coincides with a marked structural line which was...closely adjacent . It appears, however, that in the region west of the R. Test the Bagshot Beds are comparable...Belgium, held sway during most of the period in the region to the south. 2.7. THE RELATION OF THE BAGSHOT |  | | Journal (issue) | | Mincrnl News 2 July 1999 on the specimen. New Mineral Finds in the First Half of 1999 News from...venue Massapequa, New York 11758-5707 It is a great pleasure to report some interesting new finds in the first...fibrous radial aggregates. The lokkaite-(Y) is a new mineral for this famous locality which produced a...known from this placer. Both minerals (clements) are new for the State of Vermont. The minerals are in the...Hungary (now: Sacarimb, Transylvania, Romania). A new mineral for this famous gold mining locality and |  | | Report (chapter) | | BRADNEY BG Exploration and Production Ltd, 100 Thames Valley Park Drive, Reading RG6 1PT, UK. (email: cowan...quality over the Keys Basin-Keys Fault rollover region of the East Irish Sea Basin (EISB), and proposes...present, but anhydrite, gypsum, haematite, pyrite, anatase, calcite, kaolinite, siderite and halite are present...S. J. 1990. Vertical permeability measurement in new reservoirs using tidal pressure changes. SPE paper...paper 20532, 65th SPE Annual Technical Conference, New Orleans, Septemeber 1990. WOODWARD, K. • CURTIS, |  | | Journal (issue) | | EXECUTIVE EDITORS Rudy Bradbury Vice President for Region I, Eastern Federation of Mineralogical and Lapidary...tesville, Virginia CONSULTING EDITORS Joel Arem New Carrollton, Maryland Margaret A. McBrien Lynn, Massachusetts...of Textiles and Science William Pinch Rochester, New Yo: William J. Furbish Duke University Claude L...College of William and Mary Curt G. Segeler Brooklyn, New York George L. Holloway Northridge, California ...University of New York at Buffalo Dwayne D. Stone Marietta College Alice L. KraissI Hackensack, New Jersey |  | | Book | | of the Museum, estimating the cost, with proposed new buildings, at from £700,000 to £800,000 and at the...of session ; but it was in Trustees Much new building public discussion ensued on this defeat...Completion of building, written by himself. " The New Natural History Museum will, from its position, always...transferring the Natural History collections to a new repository has been the necessity of providing...great extent hibiting the specimens. It was not new cases for ex- possible to adapt the old wall-cases |  | | Report (volume) | | and suspenparallel drainage i in West Texas and New Mexico .. 179: CARLISLE, D. Concentration of uranium...surfaces in Derbyshire. Jn: Denudation in Limestone Region: a symposium. Geogr. J. London, 131, 41-4, REearpon...weathering. Am. J. Sci. 26, 97-113. iddingsite from New South Wales, Australia. Am. Mineral. 44, 251-60...accompanying the weathering of basic volcanic rocks from New South Wales. Aust. J, Soil Res. 2, 218-34. DeARMAN... A survey of weathering processes and products. New Mexico Univ. Publ. Geol. 3. Ruxton, B. P. 1966 |  | | Book (edition) | | accumulations, or are cemented by the deposition, of new material from the waters that of later between...Crystals 42 Crystal 42 ....... ........ 43 4. Anatase Crystals Tourmaline Crystals 5. Kyanite Crystals...Kentallen) . nairling Hill, New the ' Knocknairling Hill, New Galloway) . 232 Knock237 ....octahedral cleavage 54. sand at . 396 399 from Thames . . . 401 ILL USTRA TIONS xiii PAGE FIG...zone. 4. Abyssal zone. shore zone comprises the region between a strip above high and low-water mark |  | | Journal (issue) | | and placed near the margin in the anterodorsal region, anterior to the umbo. There is some evidence of...large, reniform and situated in the postero-dorsal region. From internal moulds of juvenile forms there is...feature is the character of the postero-dorsal region (Plate II, fig. 13a). Here, the valves are sharply...subparallela. 13a x 3, enlarged view of dorsal region of same specimen. 111.-THE STRATIGRAPHY AND...flaggy sandstones; in Hocker Gill one of •Indicates new stratigraphical names. B. OWENS AND I'. C. BURGESS |  | | Report (Issue volume) | | GEOLOGY OF LONDON ANO Oll' PART OF THE 1 '1 HAMES VALLEY. (EXPLANATION OF SHEETS 1, 2, AND 7.) VOL. I...reprinted. 'Ihe present work, though not strictly a new edition of that Memoir, will practica11y take its...easily accessible districts around, a]ong the valley of the Thames, and will thus, it is hoped, be found to...borings below the Secondary formations of London are new. Many and exten sive additions have likewise been...and accurate geologist, that I feel confident this new work will be accepted as an important contribution |  | | Report (issue) | | - -�- - - - / ••• 111 • PREFACE • The New Series Sheet 206 (Sudbury), now colour-printed, represents...stands, with only a few slight adjustnients, in the new map. Parts of the district were described i11 the...again given us the benefit of his kr1owledge of the region and is responsible for the following pages. He...••• Deposits, • •• ••• •• • Buried • •• VALLEY-DEPOSITS: History or • • • • • • CHAPTER VIL-ECONOMICS... Slater) ... 12.- .Sketch of cutting in Coln-e Valley Railway, 1 mile N.W. of . .. Great Yeldham (W. |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Geology of the London Uplands. Old Red Sandstone, New Red Sandstone and other Pebbles.' Conclusion by P... 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. INTRODUCTION OLD RED SANDSTONE NEW RED SANDSTONE LOWER PALAEOZOIC/PRE-CAMBRIAN? WESTPHALIAN...zone of Caledonian fracture, might be local. The New Red Sandstone is represented by multicyc1e pebbles...former), probably represent recycled Old Red and New Red materials. During the top Ashdown/top Cuckfield...Westphalian overstep and/or overthrust; that of New Red by Jurassic overstep. Outcrops of transgressive |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | been further clarified and thrown into an entirely new relief. The sand and shingle which caps Shooters...though little has been written about them in this region, their relations are exceptionally well displayed...has been possible to bring to light some important new facts. There is no adequate account (a.) • W. Whitaker... the base descends eastwards towards the Elham valley. The phenomenon is so regular in its manifestation...Stour Valley, while that at Waltham, though less open to objection, is close to the Petham valley, one |  | | Report (issue) | | • • • 1. Architect's model of the Institute's new office building 2. Plate 3 Plate 4 Plate 5 1...but also in connection with inquiries on possible new areas for nonferrous ores. The Mineral Resources...Department of the Environment to the middle and upper Thames and Vale of St Albans. During the course of the...enough information to assess the proportion of the new reserves of coal that might eventually be workable...programme undertaken on behalf of the UKAEA. Promising new discoveries were made in Orkney, extending the uranium |  | | Book (edition) | | an account of their metamorphic derivatives. The new illustrations are mostly drawn from thin sections...accumulations, or are cemented by the deposition of new material from the waters that circulate between their...Pyritised Quartzite (Witwatersrand) . Anatase : grains from the New Red Sandstone Apatite : grains from...where they discharge into a more gently graded valley, or upon a plain. The more familiar type of alluvial...meandering streams, and forms a flat expanse on the valley floor, with an almost imperceptible slope downstream |  | | Book (edition) | | an account of their metamorphic derivatives. The new illustrations are mostly drawn from thin sections...accumulations, or are cemented by the deposition of new material from the waters that circulate between their...Quartzite (Witwatersrand). 298 . Anatase: 318 . . . . . grains from the New Apatite: grains from soil Augite:...where they discharge into a more gently graded valley, or upon a plain. The more familiar type of alluvial...meandering streams, and forms a flat expanse on the valley floor, The greater with an almost imperceptible |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Bendigo, Otago, New Zealand; Robert Paulin, :Esq., St. Clair, Dunedin, New Zealand; Rev. William Robinson...0eWAr S0ClP,~. 2. " O n the Gravels south of the Thames from Guildford to Newbury." By Horace W. Monckton...Vicarage, Whitwick, Leicester; John Evans, Esq., Bulli, New South Wales ; William John Rooke Cowell, Esq., B...following communications were read : - 1. " On a new Form of Agelacri~ites (Le_pidodiscus Mi!leri, n.... H.A., F.G.S. 3. "Archaeol~neustes abruptus, a new Genus and Species of Echinoid from the Oceanic Series |
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