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Humberside Geologist Online Edition The journal of the Hull Geological Society Copyright Hull Geological Society. Welcome to the online edition of Humberside Geologist, journal of the Hull Geological Society. As a society we run a full program of summer field trips and winter lectures details of which can be found on the societies events web pages. The society does not endorse or support any of the advertisers who appear on the webpages. . Web editor's note: This site has just been completely revamped, if any mistakes are found please e-mail me ASAP to rectify. Contents: List of articles from Humberside Geologist For the price list for the printed versions please click here. Earlier numbers Editorial from No. 1 - by Brian Latham In the beginnings - by Kenneth Fenton. Report of field excursion to Kelsey Hill, June 16th. 1888. - by F F Walton The Geology of the Market Weighton By-pass Geology in the City by Mike Horne An Ichthyosaur vertebra from Hotham Carrs by Peter Halkon Past Officers of the Hull Geological Society (updated version) Searchable Proceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society (1837-1995) Report of the East Riding Boulder Committee 1987-1991 Note - the Society has started an archive project to make past numbers of Humberside Geologist, East Yorkshire Field Studies and Transactions of the Hull Geological Society available on CD-ROMs. Selected articles will be made available on this web-site. The CD-ROM of Humberside Geologist numbers 1 to 13 is now available and costs 10 pounds (including postage in the UK) please E-Mail Mike Horne for the latest details. Humberside Geologist No. 7 (published 1989) The History of the Hull Geological Society 1888 - 1988 by Mike Horne (slightly updated version; without pictures or appendix). The History of the Hull Geological Society 1888 - 1988 by Mike Horne (slightly updated version; with pictures - 500KB ). Humberside Geologist No. 9 (published 1991) - Bibliography of East Yorkshire Geology - Mike Horne (updated March 2006) (about 210Kb)
Another letter from Mary Sheppard Discovering garnets along the shore - C Dutton Editorial - D Hill Field Meeting to Langtoft Chalk pits - F Whitham Field Trip to Scotland - D Hill First UK RIGS Conference - M Horne Notes and Comments-M Horne On the Beach??- P Hildreth Reminiscences of some early collecting in East Yorkshire - E V & C W Wright Rifle Butts Quarry SSSI - M Horne and C Dutton Rudist bivalves - a bizarre group of fossils from the Cretaceous of Jamaica - SF Mitchell Speeton Clay Dinosaurs - E V Wright Starting a small fossil collection - M Horne The Geology of the Hull Fish Trail - M Horne The Geology of the Melton Ross Chalk Quarries, North Lincolnshire - F Whitham The Variegated Beds Member of the Welton Chalk Formation of North Lincolnshire - P Hildreth Two very interesting and contrasting coarse-grained plutonic rocks found on our beaches - C Dutton Visit to Boulby Potash Mine - M Horne and N Whittington Yorkshire's Jurassic Park - M Horne Number 13 (published 2000) Abstracts from joint meeting November 2000 - various authors A field Trip to Castleton, Derbyshire - N P Whittington A year in the life of the Hull Geological Society (1999-2000) on-line version with added photos by Mike Horne Cement making at South Ferriby - P Vjestica & F Whitham Excursions from the past - P Hildreth Lewis Frederick Penny 1920-2000 - J W Neale List of Officers and Committee for 2000. Millennium (updated version) by Mike Horne Millenium, Time for reflection on Time and tides - N P Whittington Report of Field Meeting in North Lincolnshire by Paul Hildreth Report of Hull Geological Society field trip to Derbyshire - F Whitham Report of the East Riding Boulder Committee 1992-2000 by Mike Horne Report of 3rd UKRIGS Conference - B Heaton & M Horne Student memories of Lewis Penny - J A Catt The Glacial Geology of Dimlington High Cliff - F Whitham, M Horne & T Rockett. The Internet, a useful tool for geologists? - N P Whittington The strange and wonderful Speeton Clay - M Horne The Upper Jurassic Kimmeridge Clay by Martin Chambers Thoughts on the Millennium by Cyril Dutton Walton Street and the Hull Geological Society - F Whitham Articles from Humberside Geologist no 14 (not yet printed): Abstracts from the "Open Questions in East Yorkshire Geology" meeting, October 2005 - various authors (new) Abstracts from the "The Pleistocene World" meeting 13th October 2001 - various authors (text only) Abstracts from the "The Pleistocene World" meeting 13th October 2001 - various authors (with photographs about 500kb) Coastal Erosion and the Lost Towns of Holderness. - Gordon Ostler The coastal exposures of Boulder Clay and erratics in Holderness - Stuart Jones Glazes: from ash and clay - Stan Prokop (new - with photographs) The Geochemistry of the Red Clays of Holderness and their origin - Caroline Memczak et al. (new - 236kb) Geological rambles of a Tank Officer in World War 2 - E V Wright The geology of East Yorkshire coast. - Report of a joint meeting of the Hertfordshire and Hull Geological Societies held in September 2003 - Mike Horne ( with photographs) The geology of East Yorkshire coast.- Report of a joint meeting of the Hertfordshire and Hull Geological Societies held in September 2003 - Mike Horne ( text only) The Importance of the Caytoniales and Cayton Bay (Yorkshire) Mid-Jurassic Flora in Relation to Flowering Plant Ancestry - John B. Barrett (new) Michael House remembered - Dr. Peter McCabe Notes and comments - Mike Horne (new) Notes on the UKRIGS Conference 2002 - Barrie Heaton Obituary - Donald Beveridge - Felix Whitahm The real mineral resources of the United Kingdom - Peter W. Scott Report of the East Riding Boulder Committee 2001 to 2004 - Mike Horne Shells collected from the Kelsey Hill Gravels at Keyingham - Stephen Whittaker Some open questions in East Yorkshire Geology - G W Lamplugh 1898. Starting geology - Cyril Dutton St Austin and the Fairy: a tale of two RIGS - Derek J. Gobbett A tribute to Professor Michael House - Roger A. Hewitt The work of G.W. Lamplugh in understanding the Quaternary history of East Yorkshire - John A. Catt (new) Unfolding the Ingletonian Rocks of North Yorkshire. - Paul Hildreth (new) Yorkshire Geology Month 2005 - Mike Horne (new) Articles from Humberside Geologist no 15 (not yet printed): The Amazing Mr Sheppard - M. R. D. Seaward
Special publication number 1 - CD-ROM of the 2005 Lamplugh meeting including recordings of talks, texts and photographs of the displays and field-meeting. Now available from the Secretary; price 2 pounds including postage in the UK.. Price List for Back Numbers (Prices include post and packing, in the U K; overseas postage extra. Please make cheques payable to "Hull Geological Society" and send orders to 28 Salisbury Street, Hull, HU5 3HA.) Articles in preparation for publication at a future date:- Bibliography of East Yorkshire Geology 1988 to present - Mike Horne
Acknowledgements - Humberside Geologist No. 12 was prepared by Jim Darmody, Cyril Dutton, Paul Hildreth, David Hill, Anne and Mike Home, Simon Mitchell, Felix Whitham, Nigel Whittington, Chris Wood and Ted Wright. The printed edition was printed by Hull University. HTML realisation by Nigel Whittington (nigelwhittington@hotmail.com) Greatful thanks to Beverley Road Community Association and Hull University for use of computing facilities in preparing the Online edition.The Online edition contains the full content of the printed version with the exception of the list of members of the society and a list of geology related URLs compiled by Dave Hill. Much of the contents has been scanned in using OCR software and any errors or typos in the online version are my responsibility. Humberside Geologist no. 13 has been prepared by Lynden Emery, David Hill, Mike Horne, Nigel Whittington with the help of Anne Horne, John Catt and the authors of the articles. The online version was produced by Mike Horne and Nigel Whittington. We are grateful to Singleton Birch Quality Lime products for sponsoring this publication. The editors for Humberside Geologist no. 14 are - Chris Blackhurst, Lynden Emery, Derek Gobbett, Paul Hildreth, David Hill, Anne Horne, Mike Horne, Stuart Jones, Paul Richards and Nigel Whittington.. We aknowledge the help of the authors, Felix Whitham and Willy Wright. -o0o- Please send articles for future issues to the Secretary of the Hull Geological Society, 28 Salisbury Street, Hull, HU5 3HA (telephone 01482 346784) E-Mail Mike Horne. Preference is given to items about local geology and the history of local geological studies. Please refer to "Humberside Geologist Guidence Notes for Authors" for information about 'house style'. The opinions expressed by authors in this publication do not necessarily represent the views of the Society as a whole. The Society does not accept any responsibility for any inaccuracies. It is your responsibility to get permission from landowners before entering quarries and geological sites. Remember to wear proper protective clothing and always be careful. (c) Hull Geological Society 1999 - 2007 Hull Geological Society grants permission to print single copies of the online edition of Humberside Geologist for the purpose of individual study or research. Commercial reproduction by print or electronic means is prohibited
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