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Geological papers from Suffolk Natural History journal
TSNS 59 Museum designation celebration
TSNS 59 The extensive pit between Homersfield and Flixton, N.E. Suffolk
TSNS 58 A look back at the Holton Gravel Pit in NE Suffolk
Elizabeth Knipe Cobbold - Georgian Geologist.
A Geological Field Guide to Harkstead, Suffolk.
Bivalve and Gastropod shells in the Red Crag - further discussion
Can modern day molluscs help us model decalcified Red Crag back to Shelly Red Crag? a discussion
Thirty years of Suffolk Geology - a short history of the Ipswich Geological Group
Ingham - the geology revealed by three sites off the Bury-Thetford Road
New records of fossil flowering plants from Suffolk
The geology of Hall Heath, Lackford
Geological details of two pits near Kesgrave
Octopi to oysters - can we make fossils live a little?
A note on the geology of Bear's pit, Acton
Non-local sponge cherts - descriptions and significances
The channel gravels of the Dunwich and Minsmere cliff
A preliminary account of the stratigraphy of Thorington Park Pit
THE CLIFF AGAINST DUNWICH HEATH – UNDERSTANDING THE NORWICH CRAG SANDS & GRAVELS
USING MAMMALIAN ASSEMBLAGES TO RECONSTRUCT PAST CLIMATE: A STUDY OF FOUR LATE PLEISTOCENE SITES
UNRAVELLING THE GLACIAL GEOLOGY OF THE IPSWICH AREA THE WORK OF SLATER AND BOSWELL
Greyfriars, Dunwich – Coralline Crag in action
THE SUFFOLK GEOCOAST DUNWICH: SUFFOLK’S LOST CITY – A GEO-TOUR
THE VALUE OF TEMPORARY SECTIONS: GRAVELS AT RUSHFORD, SUFFOLK
THE SUFFOLK GEOCOAST THE LONDON CLAY OF NACTON AND HARKSTEAD SHORES
THE SUFFOLK GEOCOAST – BAWDSEY EAST LANE TO THE MANOR
A NOTE ON S. B. J. SKERTCHLY AND THE BRANDON BEDS
A NOTE ON A. S. WATT’S GRASS HEATH AND SOIL TYPES OF LAKENHEATH WARREN AND THEIR GEOLOGICAL INTEREST
THE RED CRAG OF SUTTON KNOLL
THE LITTLE OUSE RIVER, THE WAVENEY RIVER AND THE BRECKLAND: A JOINT HISTORY
NEWBOURNE SPRINGS
FOXHALL ROAD, IPSWICH A RE-INVESTIGATION AND RE-ASSESSMENT OF AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE
INCINERATION, LANDFILL… WHAT DOES MY GEOCONSCIENCE SAY?
GEOCONSERVATION: PRACTICAL SITE-MANAGEMENT AT SUTTON KNOLL
HARMER AND BELL: PLIOCENE BIVALVES OF GREAT BRITAIN – A ‘NEARLY’ MONOGRAPH
AUTOCHTHONOUS MOLLUSC FAUNAS OF THE RED CRAG
A GEODIVERSITY ACTION PLAN FOR SUFFOLK
DIGITAL 3D GEOLOGICAL MODELS – THE GEOLOGICAL MAPS OF THE FUTURE
SUTTON KNOLL
PROCEEDINGS OF GEOSUFFOLK RIGS MEETING
FIELD MEETING REPORT – NACTON SHORE LEADER: BOB MARKHAM
AN IMPACT SCENARIO FOR THE COLCHESTER EARTHQUAKE OF 1884
SOME PLEISTOCENE PROBLEMS IN SUFFOLK
SOME UNUSUAL LOCAL BUILDING STONES
SIZEWELL ‘B’ CRAGS AN UNAVAILABLE GEOLOGICAL SITE (RUGS)
RIGS FOR GEOGRAPHY EDUCATION
THE WESTLETON BEDS – A CASE FOR RIGS
A NEW APPROACH TO EARTH HERITAGE CONSERVATION IN SUFFOLK – THE SUFFOLK GEODIVERSITY PROJECT
Geology Group Field Meetings Report For 2001
