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Humberside Geologist Online
Humberside
Geologist 16 Online
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Articles
from Humberside Geologist no
16 (published online from 2019)
Contents:
Beneath our feet in Welton, Melton and Wauldby - by Terry Rockett
The Bisat Project
Phase I -
Sequential Photographs of the Cliffs
of the Holderness Coast (pdf 650k) -
Graham Kings
[published 2020]
Churches, Lichens and Rocks field meeting 2019 -
Janet Robson, Mark Seaward and Mike Horne
[published 2019]
Geology and Lichens of Saint Michael’s Church - Mark
Seaward and Mike Horne
[published 2019]
The Hornsea Tesco Boulder -
Dennis Haughey, Mike Horne and Stuart Jones
[published 2020]
Organising and leading field trips - compiled by Mike
Horne
[published 2020]
Past
Officers of the Hull Geological Society
Report of the Bisat Project 2014 to 2019 -
Dennis Haughey
[published 2020]
Three fieldwork scenarios -
Arthur Speed, Chris Leach, Mike Horne, Philip Vixseboxse & Rodger Connell.
[published 2019]
Was Rifle Butts SSSI ever a quarry and who used it? -
Mike Horne [published 2020]
Articles
in preparation for publication at a future date:-
Bibliography
of East Yorkshire Geology 1988 to present - Mike
Horne
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