Issue 060 – 2019
- Remarkable underwater, late Miocene slumping at
Red Bluff, Southeast Australia - Geoarchitecture of some Romanesque churches in Aquitaine, France
- The Booth Museum of Natural History, Brighton
- Broadland – a geological crossroads
- Artist unknown: the dilemma of the Nottoway Stone Image
- Fossils from the Lias of the Yorkshire Coast
- The Lake District: a land of rock
On Location: Danes Dyke, East Ridimg - A cruise to Norway: gas rigs, an ancient polar bear, glaciation and live crustaceans
- GA field meeting on 6 and 7 April 2019: a two-day excursion to the South Devon coast led by Prof John CW Cope
- The world of geology
- Along the Chain of Craters Road, Big Island, Hawaii: Part 1
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Issue 059 – 2019
- The geology of Nerja: a fascinating story of mountain-building and environmental change
- Encrinus liliiformis: a crinoid from the Triassic that made a career for itself
- From pencils to programming: graphite’s role in the transmission of knowledge
- To stop a thief: a letter warning
- Cripple Creek’s Winfield Scott Stratton
- The Natural History Museum’s Jamaica field study tour, 2001
- Only Me and the Mountain (poem)
- On location: Maylandsea, Essex
- Akal Wood Fossil Park, Rajasthan, India
- The Cambrian keeps getting weirder
- A shining hill in the Arizona desert
- Jurassic plant fossils from Cuba: evidence of a Laurasian coastal forest?
- Caught between two mass extinctions – the rise and fall of Dicroidium
- Stood on by a dinosaur
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Issue 058 – 2019
- Life in a pinch of salt: the extreme existence of halophilic microoorganisms
- The 700
- Urban geology: an inselberg in Rotterdam
- Important Green River Formation fossils come to New York
- Dunedin Academic Press: an introduction to its Earth Science publishing
- Plant macrofossils and palaeoclimates
- Skye: the Island of Dreams
- Location profile: Happisburgh, Norfolk
- Flints in the Late Cretaceous Chalk of NW Europe
- Dwarfed dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous of the Haţeg Basin, Romania: evidence from bone histology
- Rock, mineral and fossil adornments of the Roman Empire
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Issue 057 – 2019
- Duria Antiquior – a nineteenth-century forerunner of palaeoart
- Gravel sheets in the suburbs of Washington,
- Urban geology – the Boxtel wall game
- Concretions in the sandstones of the Inner Hebrides, Scotland
- Fossil spiders in Baltic amber
- Wealden insects: an artist’s update (Part IV)
Location profile – Osmington Mills, Dorset - Geomodels in Engineering – an introduction
- Geo Junkets: New Zealand North Island – Part 2
- The rock paintings of Bundi, India
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Issue 056 – 2018
- Whitby Jet and the Toarcian Oceanic Anoxic Event
- The mystery of Genevieve – the Golden Dinosaur from the depths of the London Mine
- Beginners class: the basics of classification
- Urban geology: productid brachiopods in Amsterdam and Utrecht
- La Gomera: a short geological guide
- The geology of Leonardo’s Virgin of the Rocks
- “Cannibal the animal” – the making of a monster
- How to recognise a pistol shrimp Matúš Hyžný
- The very down-to-earth Vasquez rocks portray the surface of alien planets for the media
- Brihadeeswarar Temple
- Crinoids at Hartington
- Geo Junkets: New Zealand North Island – Part 1
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Issue 055 – 2018
- The prominent figures of the 1800s who gave rise to vertebrate palaeontology
- The mysterious blue orbs of K2 granite
Colourful bluffs in Long Island recall the most recent ice age - Urban geology: a failed example of gabions as false urban geology from the Netherlands
- The Clarkia Flora: 16-million-year-old plants offer a window into the past
- Carbonate platforms and coral reefs: the Coralline Oolite Formation of the Yorkshire Upper Jurassic
- Writhlington revisited – a polychrome perspective (part 3)
- A ‘Heavy Metal painter’ meets a ‘Heavy Metal palaeontologist’
- Bryozoans in the English Chalk
- Introduction to the Messel Pit
- Rocks in Roslin Glen: a record of a swampy past
- Stop the press: the Jurassic Coast starts in the Permian
- The mystery of time: the quest to solve the age of the Earth
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Issue 054 – 2018
- Triassic beasts and where to find them
- Fulletby brickyard – a classic locality in the Upper Jurassic Kimmeridge Clay Formation in Lincolnshire –
- Boxstones – in search of Miocene Suffolk
- Urban geology – the strange tale of a windowsill
- Microfossils in 3D – stereophotography of ancient micro-organisms
- The geological transformation of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
- Volcanism in the ancient world
- The daily lives of fossil reptiles
- Headbanging, rocking and moonwalking fossils
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Issue 053 – 2018
- Folklore of fossil molluscs
- The Curious Lore of Precious Stones
- Images of cells preserved in stone
- Urban geology: gabions in the Dutch townscape –
- Historically important unconformities in Scotland and Northern England
- Carrara marble from the Apuan Alp: another famous ancient workable stone
- The trouble with pyrite
- The “thick-shelled mussel” Pycnodonte (Phygraea) vesiculare: – “Fossil of the Year” 2017
- The Dendermonde Mammoth: fighting pyrite decay – and the preservation of unique paleontological heritage
- Stratigraphy: it’s all about layers, isn’t it?
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Issue 052 – 2017
- A pale white dot
- Roman quarries in Austria and Germany – a short sight-seeing tour
- Wieliczka Salt Mine of Poland (part 2)
- Urban geology – the Worsley Park wall game, Manchester
- One way to ‘collect’ a massive specimen – simple photogrammetry in the field using a mobile phone –
- Fossil fish from the north of Scotland
- Agate: a mineral that develops with age, water and moganite
- Writhlington revisited – a polychrome perspective (part 2)
- Fake fossils by the hundred: the story of Johann Beringer’s ‘lying-stones’
- Great Plains geology – a personal journey
- Urban micrometeorites – a myth?
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Issue 051 – 2017
- Siri Scientific Press: a UK-based publisher specialising in palaeontology
- The Geologists’ Association: an overview
- What’s so special about South Devon?
- Dinosaurs of China: ground shakers to feathered flyers
- Dinosaurs of China: UKAFH and Deposits visit the exhibition
- Dinosaurs of China: UKAFH interviews Dr Adam Smith – curator of the exhibition
- Dinosaurs of China: exclusive interview with Chris Packham, – broadcaster and naturalist
The Anthropocene: should we designate a new epoch? A geologist’s perspective - Geo junkets – Iceland (part 3) – Jesse Garnet White (USA)
- The Wieliczka Salt Mine of Poland (part 1)
- The tongue-twisting horror – or beauty – of the names of organisms: a Linnaean heritage
- Discovering dinosaurs in Britain: the significance of the British dinosaur record
- Marble from the Isle of Paros in Ancient Greece
- Writhlington revisited: a polychrome perspective (part 1)
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Issue 050 – 2017
- Folklore of fossil fish
- Seeing into the ‘Stone Age’: the stone tools of early man
- The Musée-Parc des Dinosaures (Dinosaur Museum-Park) in Mèze, France
- Australia’s polar Cretaceous mammals
- Fulgurites – with the look and shape of lightning bolts
- The Tully Monster – is this the world’s most mysterious animal?
- Worm monstrosity – a giant extinct worm
- All change at Selsey, West Sussex, UK
- The Armboth Dyke, Lake District, UK
- Geo junkets – Iceland: Part 2
- The Jurassic Coast (or is it?) with the Geologists’ Association
- Urban geology: a rostroconch in Hoofddorp
- Stegosaurus: Colorado’s state fossil
- Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) – using geology to fight climate change
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Issue 049 – 2017
- The geology of islands
- Wealden insects: an artist’s impression (Part 3)
- Geo junkets – Iceland (Part 1)
- The abundant yet understudied fossil record of ghost shrimps
- Erratics from the fields and beaches of the Isle of Wight
- Dinosaur footprints (Part 4) – the locations close to Whitby where they can be found
- The 50th anniversary of the Essex Rock and Mineral Society
- Nebraska, USA: wonderful fossils, natural history museums and public art depicting fossils
- Turning fossils into jewellery (Part 1) Just what did an ammonite look like
Turning fossils into jewellery (Part 2) From sketch to final product - Siwalik Fossil Park, Himachal Pradesh State, India (Part 2)
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Issue 048 – 2016
- Author profile
- Wealden insects: an artist’s impression (Part II)
- Encountering desert deposits in Oman
- Folklore of fossil echinoderms
- A warming medieval climate supports a revolution in agriculture
- Emeralds from the Hohe Tauern (Austria): a precious stone with a long history
- Dinosaur footprints (Part 3) – a brief look at the six footprint groupings
- Siwalik Fossil Park, Himachal Pradesh State, India: Part 1
- Utah: a geologist’s wonderland – Chetan Patel (USA)
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Issue 047 – 2016
- Digging the dirt: excavations of Cretaceous vertebrates in the Southern Utah desert
- Humble flint sea urchins and the stories they tell
- Dinosaur footprints (Part 2) –
- Author profile – Dr David Penney FRES, FLS, FSB (UK)
- Urban geology: New Red Sandstone at Amsterdam Airport
- Fossil crustaceans as parasites and hosts
- Cryptic crab caves in Caenozoic corals
- The Hans Sloane fossil collection at the Natural History Museum, London
- The Regale of France: Henry VIII’s lost ruby
- Fossil folklore: some myths, monsters, swallows and butterflies
- The Erzberg Mine in Austria: an iron ore reserve with a long tradition
- A fossil hunter’s guide to the Yorkshire coast
- Wealden insects: an artist’s impression (Part I)
- Hutton’s unconformity and the birth of ‘Deep Time’
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Issue 046 – 2016
- Pett Level with UKAFH
- Dinosaurs footprints on the Isle of Skye, Scotland –
- Annual meeting of the Geological Society of America,- Baltimore, November 2015
- Glacial rock flour and the preservation of Greenland fossil fish
- The weird world of fossil worm cocoons
- The histology of a sauropod rib bone found in the Wessex formation, Hanover point, Isle of Wight.
- Fossil folklore: ammonites
- A late Pleistocene bone bed at Shropham Pit, Norfolk, 1994
- Khajuraho stone temples of India – Khursheed Dinshaw (India)
The dinosaur footprints of Whitby – Dr Trevor Watts (UK) - A historical note on amber
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Issue 045 – 2016
- ‘Finders, keepers’: the lost world of some Isle of Wight geological heroes
- Thomas Jefferson’s mammoth problem
- The Bass Rock, Firth of Forth
- Colorado mountain memories
- Saltwick Bay, North Yorkshire
- The geology of Saint Helena,
- Mammoth – Jenna Salvat (USA)
Cryolophosaurus
Exquisite habits of datolite crystals - Big Island, Hawaii – Part 3
- Cramped conditions: palaeontological implications of Recent borings in a chalk cobble
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Issue 044 – 2015
- Barry’s secret dinosaurs
- Jurassic Park meets the US presidential race 2016 –
Urban geology: palaeontology at the Wagamama restaurant, Amsterdam - Guide to minerals: Amethyst
- The geology and fauna of the Spilsby Sandstone Formation of Nettleton, Lincolnshire, UK
- Rival theories by English amateurs: Matley, Trechmann and the geological origin of Jamaica
- Fossil homes of vanished hermit crabs
- International appeal to collectors of natural and cultural objects
- The Identification and Advisory Service –
- Iguanodon is older than you think: the public and private announcements of Gideon Mantell’s giant prehistoric herbivorous reptile
- Big Island, Hawaii, Part 2
- Fossil crustaceans – Dr Neale Monks (UK)
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Issue 043 – 2015
- The Bhimbetka rock shelters and paintings of India
- Urban geology: palaeontology at the Wagamama restaurant, Amsterdam
- Arthropleura: Germany’s ‘Fossil of the Year’
- The geology of the Moray Coast
- Interesting borings
- An unexpected find (a geological fantasy)
- Guide to minerals: Copper
- A rare Cretaceous ichthyosaur from Lincolnshire
- Fabulous folds: Variscan tectonics in southwest England
- Natural beauty American style
- The Pulver Gulch prospect: a hidden reserve of metamorphic minerals
- Ascending Piton de la Fournaise, Reunion Island
- Big Island, Hawaii: Part 1
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Issue 042 – 2015
- Shark teeth provide a new look at Arctic climate change
- Guide to minerals: Amazonite
- Urban geology: boulders and the Dutch
- Mary Anning’s ‘Fish-Lizard’: a new species of ichthyosaur
- Jehol-like Cretaceous polar fossils from Australia
- Youth earth science scholars as rangers at Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument
- Earth science haiku
- New fossil discoveries from a dredge-constructed beach: Part 2
- Copper Country datolite nodules
- Dinosaur quarries of Hastings
- Inclusions in precious and semi-precious gemstones – a fascinating microcosm
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Issue 041 – 2015
- Len’s collection goes to Cambridge
- Urban geology: two granites
- Ammonites of the Ampthill Clay, Lincolnshire
- Fossil insects: 400myrs of ecological dominance
- Guide to minerals: Beryl
- The Rancho La Brea tar pits and their extinct mammals
- “Caution thrown away”
- New fossil discoveries from a dredge-constructed beach: Part
- Hard work breaks no bones: – a bone from the Wealden facies gets revealed
- Looking through a crystal ball: unravelling the wonders of trilobite eyes
- Mining in ancient Greece and Rome
- Fossil preparations as “art” under the – US Visual Artists Rights Act
- Windmills and building stones: Antigua, West Indies
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Issue 040 – 2014
- An Irish odyssey
- Guide to minerals: bauxite
- Urban geology: monumental geology
- Collecting minerals in the Eifel Mountains
- The petrified wood of the Oligocene of Antigua
- A phenomenal fossil fern forgotten – for 40 years
- “Teacher”
- ‘Miste Day’: 9 February 2014
- The formation of Calvert Cliffs
- Microconchids – extinct tubeworms in polychaetes’ clothing
- Salthill Quarry, Clitheroe: a resource being revitalised
- The fossil foraminiferan follies of Randolph Kirkpatrick and Chonosuke Okamura
- The nautilus and the ammonite
- Geology and fossils of the Hastings area
- Cameos from Ancient Greece and Rome: – small but precious treasures
- An alternative view on climate change
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Issue 039 – 2014
- Ammonites and belemnites from the Early Cretaceous Claxby Ironstone Formation of Nettleton Hill
- Guide to minerals: pale blue celestine
- Urban geology: brush up your neoichnology
- Field trip to the building stones of Canterbury
- The mollusc-munching mini-croc from – Dinosaur Island
- Haiku: Archaeopteryx
- The world’s longest death track
- Screwstones
- The story of the Kaloneri Elephant
- Mammoths in the freezer
- The nature of trace fossils
- Early sponges: an overlooked treasure
- Recent fossil finds in the Hastings area
- Mineral collecting in Slovakia
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Issue 038 – 2014
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- Fossil of hairy, squirrel-sized creature sheds light on evolution of earliest mammals
- Guide to minerals: celestine
- Urban geology: a sunny Sunday in Hoofddorp
- On the trail of giant brachiopods
- John Hesketh and the finding of the – ‘Aveley Elephants’
- Mountains grow so high
- Miocene mud and more: Miste 2013
- The geology and fauna of the South Ferriby foreshore –
- Students interpret the earth as text in field methods course
- A dinosaur track investigation
- On fossil beaked whales, phosphorites and ocean floors
- The West Coast Fossil Park, Western Cape, South Africa
- The first description of dinosaur fossils by Al-Andalusī in the twelfth century
- Baffling bones from Lyme Regis
- Collecting minerals around the world
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Issue 037 – 2014
- Earliest complete fossil from major group of ancient mammals
- Guide to minerals: selenite
- Middle Triassic marine vertebrates from China
- Andrey Atuchin: an interview with a natural history illustrator
- Fossil seabeds
- The crinoids of Ayrshire
- The young collector
- Aspects of human evolution: a history of stone tools
- I used to be… and A meteor and the sun
- Fforest Fawr Geopark
- Tauern gold: the history of gold mining in the Central Alps
- Farming for fossils
- Highland treasure: Scotland’s fossil treasure trove
- The Wyoming Dinosaur Center: the sauropod of ‘Don’t Fall’
- Fiery rain: cosmochemist discovers potential solution to meteorite mystery
- Directory of societies and associations
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Issue 036 – 2013
- Bridge species drive tropical engine of biodiversity
- Rediscovering Doncaster’s geology and palaeontology: hidden treasures of the borough
- Members’ night at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Colorado with Dr Sampson
- Thrihnukagigur
- Colorado
- Interpreting ammonite fossils
- New discovery of Ute artefacts in El Paso County
- METEORA: The geology behind the International Heritage Site
- The geology and fossils of the Burnham Chalk Formation of North Ormsby, Lincolnshire
- Going green: chloritized tuffs from the Oligocene of Antigua, West Indies
- Glory
- The graptolites of Abereiddy Bay
- Shedding light on an isolated skull: a newly described elasmosaur skeleton from the Late Cretaceous of Morocco
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Issue 035 – 2013
- An unusual association of a Recent oyster and a slipper limpet
- Proterochampsids: a key group in continental Triassic ecosystems
- Exploding star missing from formation of the solar system
- Minerals from Trepča
- A short introduction to trilobites
- Twilight of the mammoths
- Fun with geology
- Nothosaurus marchicus: a reconstruction of a Sauropterygian from Winterswijk, The Netherlands
- A Florissant fossil spider discovery
- New systematic fossil collection at the Möns Klint GeoCenter
- Treasures from the beaches of Sedar Bay: part 3
- The geology and landscape of Levisham and Newtondale, Yorkshire: an overview
- Features in the field: ignimbrites of the Yr Arddu syncline
- A Ute arrow straightener made of Jurassic dinosaur bone
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Issue 034 – 2013
- A closer look at a Jurassic dinosaur bone from the Morrison Formation: a dinosaur bone primer
- The geology of East Greenland
- Park County yields treasure trove of chalcedony and petrified wood
- The geology of Essex
- Holtaheia – an inspirational mountain of tragedy, mystery and hope
- A preliminary study on a large scraper from Central Wyoming
- Age of fishes
- The fossil beetles of Bognor Regis, West Sussex
- Scottish Fossils by Nigel H Trewin
- Agios Georgios Cave, Kilkis: 50 years of history, 30,000 years of prehistory
- Shear zones – natural laboratories of rock deformation and mineral alteration
- Treasures from the beaches of Sedar Bay: part 2
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Issue 033 – 2013
- Hunting the Dutch beach of Hoek van Holland for fossils: from fossil mice to mammoths
- The artistic reconstruction of palaeoenvironments: a unique fusion of science and art
- Jamaican fossil crabs
- Ginkgo forests, sharks and tsunamis in the Swedish countryside
- Fossil arachnids
- Fossil sea urchins from the Middle Eocene of Barton
- Recent fossil discoveries from the Morrison Formation
- Treasures from the beaches of Sedar Bay: part 1
- The culture of amber in Scotland
- Ancient sandstone injectites along the Ute Pass
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Issue 032 – 2012
- Faunal tracks and a recent discovery of swimming traces from the Middle Jurassic of the Yorkshire Coast
- Invertebrate fossils from the Lower Muschelkalk of Winterswijk, The Netherlands
- The strangest of graptolites
- Jamaica’s geodiversity (Part 2)
- The Giant’s Causeway: other volcanic highlights
- Poem: An Ode to a Rock
- Fossil DNA: Could you receive a blood transfusion from a Neanderthal?
- Minerals from the Muschelkalk quarry of Winterswijk
- Diadematoid echinoids: a cryptic part of the tropical fossil record
- In pursuit of understanding: fossils that do not fit our world view
- A hidden gem in the heart of Barcelona: the Geological Museum of the Seminary –
- This fossil: discovering a fossil salmon from the Messinian of Italy
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Issue 031 – 2012
- Giant trilobites and biotite nodules in Portugal
- Jamaica’s geodiversity (Part 1): introduction and some older highlights
- Sub-fossils in copal: an undervalued resource
- Geoscience highlights from the Harvard Museum of Natural History
- A new museum in Northern Greece: the Siatista Historical Palaeontological Collection
- The other mass extinctions
- Your finds: from discussfossils.com
- Location profile: Wren’s Nest, West Midlands
- The Giant’s Causeway (Part 1)
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Issue 030 – 2012
- Toro Toro: a palaeontological treasure of the Andes
- Hell’s Gate – part II
- Two days of trawling in the Eurogully
- A Palaeocene Lagerstätte in France
- The Cretaceous of the Carpathian Basin: Hungarian fossil reptiles from Iharkút
- Making the most of what you have: fossil collecting for the geographically less fortunate
- Fossil insects from the Lower Cretaceous of Southern England
- Fossil fakes and their recognition
- The Geology of Barcelona: an urban excursion
- The real ‘Southend Rock’
- New predator “dawn runner” discovered in early dinosaur graveyard
- The fossil lions of Europe
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Issue 029 – 2012
- Triassic salt in the High Atlas of Morocco
- New names of minerals honour scientists
- Hell’s Gate
- Lost Dorset dinosaur footprint site
- The Triassic of the Carpathian Basin: ancient oceans, ammonites and arguments
- Tertiary cephalopods, or where did all the ammonites go?
- Visiting the Zigong Dinosaur Museum
- Leedsichthys: a very private suspension feeder
- Colonising skeletal substrates: encrusters and borers from the Upper Jurassic oyster shell beds of Central Poland
- Geological expedition along the southwest coast of Scotland
- The mine
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Issue 028 – 2011
- Broken Hill – Australia’s silver city
- Dinocochlea: a possible solution to the mysterious spiral of Hastings
- Fossils of the Carpathian Basin: introduction
- An ammonite pendant from Highland New Guinea
- Palaeozoic fossils from Central Europe: a geological expedition in the Southern Alps of Austria
- A post nodular agate formation phenomenon: copper infused agates from the Wolverine #2 Mine
- A field guide to Barbados (Part 6)
- Another day at the office: working as a wellsite geologist in the North Sea
- The geology and terrestrial life of the Carboniferous
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Issue 027 – 2011
- The Suffolk fossil albatross: Richard Lydekker and historical seabird distributions
- Isle of Wight trip
- Fossil pollen reveals Florissant’s Ice Age environment
- Preparation and study of fossils in amber
- Ammonite wars
- Fossils of the Whitby coast
- Scottish ‘Stones of Destiny’
- A field guide to Barbados (Part 5): the Scotland District
- A mammoth discovery at the Florissant fossil beds
- The world’s smallest dinosaur? The ‘Ashdown maniraptoran’
- Tiny bubble theory of Lake Superior agate formation (Part IV): tiny bubbles and reflections on theories of agate formation
- Supernova shrapnel found in meteorite
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Issue 026 – 2011
- Fossil collecting at Bracklesham, West Sussex
- A journey through Geopark Shetland
- 3D photographs of fossil gastropods from the ancient Paratethys Ocean
- Take me to the rocks
- On location: Camustianavaig, Skye
- A field guide to Barbados (Part 4):
- An introduction to aetosaurs
- Tiny bubble theory of Lake Superior agate formation (Part III): non-silica minerals and colours in agates –
- Book reviews
- Recent finds
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Issue 025 – 2011
- Dinosaur mines of the Kem Kem
- The hand-beast of Blackwaterfoot
- The Wyoming Dinosaur Center
- The secret life of starfish
- The Geology Matters website shows the history of the Earth
- Ancient artefacts: ornamental beads from Egyptian tombs
- A history of cameos
- A field guide to Barbados – (Part 3): northern Barbados
- Who did it? Bite marks in Jurassic and Cretaceous ammonites
- Tiny bubble theory of Lake Superior agate formation (Part II): results from other laboratories and inclusions such as crystals and plumes
- Salthill Quarry, Clitheroe: a resource degraded
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Issue 024 – 2010
- Australia’s lost sea
- Coping with coprolites
- Volcanoes in Garrotxa
- Fossils in Denmark: Danish chalk
- This fossil: another trackway from the past
- Tiny bubble theory of Lake Superior agate formation (Part 1): tiny bubbles, the husk and silica accumulation in the cavity
- To what extent can the end-Permian mass extinction be contributed to a single, catastrophic event?
- A field guide to Barbados – (Part 2): coastal geology of southeast Barbados
- Ever since then: shining light on a clear evolutionary trail
- Mollusc: diversity for palaeontologists
- Seeds from the London Clay
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Issue 023 – 2010
- Fleshing-out a dinosaur-eating snake
- Whitby Museum
- Does the ground sloth, Mylodon darwinii, still survive in South America?
- Fossils of the West Somerset coast
- De Kuilen: a Dutch treasure trove of Neogene vertebrates
- A tale of amateur and professional cooperation: Flexomornis howei
- A passion for fossils of mammalian ancestors leads to prize- winning PhD
- The Rochechouart meteorite
- On the origin of Agate: a 300-year-old enigma
- The geology of Falkland Islands
- From sharks’ teeth to sea urchins – a palaeontological expedition through the Northern Alpine foreland in Austria
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Issue 022 – 2010
- Moeraki Boulders: giant marbles of New Zealand
- Renovated palaeontology exhibits at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
- Palaeontologist Michael Coates launches fossil shark hunt
- New publication: The Dalradian of Scotland
- Iron from the sky
- The trace fossils of Redhill Ridge’s Dakota Sandstones
- Barrow Hill: ‘the Dudley volcano’
- “I, a Geologist”: the geology of Charles Darwin
- The monster nautiluses of the Palaeozoic
- A field guide to Barbados (Part 1): introduction
- Hell and high water: the digs of Dinosaur Cove –
- Sharks of Whale Valley (or should that be whales of shark valley?)
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Issue 021 – 2010
- Mull’s famous Leaf Beds
- More on the dinosaurs of the Booth Museum, Brighton
- Rose and blue quartz
- Colossal tortoises, climate change and the evolution of Europe’s largest ‘modern’ reptiles
- This fossil: a personal view of the caves of Soyons
- Fossil fish of Scotland
- Getting some exercise: walking the beaches of Denmark for fossils
- ‘Project Emerging’: Zoophycos
- ‘Fabulous Fossils’ exhibition at Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery
- “I, a Geologist”: the geology of Charles Darwin (Part 1)
- Biochar: what is it and why is it generating so much interest?
- Shining white ammonites: ammonites from the Posidonia Shales of Southern Germany
- Dinosaurs at the Nebraska State Capitol
- Geology museums of Britain (1) – The National Stone Centre, Derbyshire
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Issue 020 – 2009
- Exploring the Jurassic at Zalas Quarry, southern Poland
- The diversity of trace fossils from the Triassic of Winterswijk, the Netherlands.
- This fossil: the dinosaur relic.
- Fossil sea urchins as hard substrates
- Sands of Gobi Desert yield new species of nut-cracking dinosaur
- Mineral classics from Wales
- Climate events let ice age mammoths go far below 40°N.
- Deciphering carpoids: fossil ‘problematica’.
- Collecting rocks and minerals: a recollection
- Geological field trip through Scotland: basalts from the Isle of Skye
- Echinoids
- Dinocochlea: the mysterious spiral of Hastings
- Coccoliths: tiny fossils with immense paleontological importance
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Issue 019 – 2009
- Amber deposits of the Dominican Republic’s northern cordillera
- Dinosaurs in La Rioja
- Thiepval Memorial
- In the shadow of the Isle of Wight dinosaurs
- This fossil: Parabrontopodus?
- Harvesting the extinct Bennettitales
- Blue John stone: a remarkable fluorite
- The ‘corallines’ of the Coralline Crag: bryozoans from Suffolk
- How soil science helps solve crime
- The mastodon of Milia – the longest tusks in the world
- Riccardo Levi-Setti: experimental physicist and trilobite expert
- Dear Deposits…
- Cerro Negro
- Pierre Teilhard de Chardin 1881-1955: a geologist priest in Hastings
- Field trip to the Antwerp Harbour area, Belgium
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Issue 018 – 2009
- Rare amber inclusion of harvestman donated to National History Museum
- Locations in Canada’s Nova Scotia province: Part 3:
- New Meat-eating dinosaur from Argentina has bird-like breathing system
- A fossil sword pommel from Malaya
- 3D photography of fossils: ammonites from the Northern Limestone Alps of Austria
- The British Carboniferous Limestone
- This fossil: Chirotherium sp.
- Rico Partido: volcanic perfection in the Canaries
- Conulariids: fossilised jellyfish
- It doesn’t have to be dinosaurs
- Earth history in miniature
- Sieving out the big picture
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Issue 017 – 2009
- Fossils from the Polish Bathonian clays
- Locations in Canada’s Nova Scotia province: Part 2: Blue Beach – a locality in the Annapolis Valley
- Sharks of the Moroccan Phosphates
- Fossils down under or finding fossils in boreholes
- A foraminiferan adventure
- The one that got away
- The geologist’s tool kit
- Dinosaurs of the Isle of Wight
- World earthquakes
- Fossils of the Gault Clay
- Denizens of the Oxford Clay
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Issue 016 – 2008
- Preserving geological museum collections
- Oxygene-free storage for museum specimens
- From sea to sand – Ancient marine reptiles from the deserts of Saudi Arabia – Benjamin Kear (Australia)
- Earthlearningidea
- The disparids: weird and weedy crinoids of the Palaeozoic
- Tunnelling for dinosaurs in the High Arctic
- Locations in Canada’s Nova Scotia province. Part 1: Joggins – a Carboniferous fossil forest site
- Belemnites
- The saber-toothed cat of the North Sea
- Lavas from Hawaiian volcano contain fingerprint of planetary formation
- Meteorites: ‘rocks’ from space
- A splendid falsification: a double story
- Collecting fossils in Florida
- Geology of Grandfather Mountain
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Issue 015 – 2008
- A walk to Mull’s famous fossil tree
- Curio Bay’s fossil forest
- The geology of Mars: discoveries by Spirit and Opportunity
- Meteorites and tektites
- The Spittles landslip, Lyme Regis
- Fossil forests in the freezer
- Jurassic Coast fossil collecting and the Eype Starfish Bed
- Your Planet Earth
- An excursion to Krakatau – part 2 –
- Triassic reptiles from the Lower Muschelkalk of Winterswijk –
- Drought in South Australia creates soil problems
- Gold panning at Wanlockhead
- The Scottish Fossil Code
- The geology of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park
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Issue 014 – 2008
- New Zealand rock hunting Heather Wilson
- Orphan mine site taken into care Tanya Piejus
- Carboniferous fossils protecting our Eocene coastline
- Recent finds Crinoids and an introduction to them
- An excursion to Krakatau – part 1
- The Exciting world of collecting fluorescent minerals
- Natural wonders of the Maghreb an expedition through Morocco’s geological history
- Fossil hunting in Denmark – part 2
- In the footsteps of T. rex and other prehistoric giants: my trip to the Hell Creek, Green River and Niobrara Chalk formations
- Earthquake in Lincolnshire: 27 February 2008
- Greatest UK earthquakes
- Chrissie and the fossil tree
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Issue 013 – 2008
- Fossil hunting in Denmark
- British fossil elephants
- Building stones of the Ancient World
- A Park County gem discovery: Tarryall fire agate
- Mineral collecting down under
- Shetland – an archipelago on the edge
- Hooks, paperclips and balls of string – understanding heteromorph ammonites
- New discovery Antarctic amphibian: a fossil from 245 million years ago
- The geology of Mars: discoveries by Spirit and Opportunity
- Recent finds Ophthalmosaurus – the eye lizard
- Hints and tips – building a fossil preparation box
- Jurassic Gorge
- The Elgin Marvels
- Arthropleura – a prehistoric bug hunt
- Location profile East Wemyss, Scotland
- Imperial jade part 5: the world marketplace
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Issue 012 – 2007
- Hard rock mining in the Brazilian ‘Garden of Gold’
- A living fossil in the petrified forest
- Dinosaur Profile – Megaraptor – the killer claw
- Location profile – Marloes Sands, Pembrokeshire
- The geology of Mars – Discoveries by Spirit and Opportunity part 1
- Bryozoans: more than meets the eye
- German miners in Cumbria
- A brief flight with pterosaurs
- Recent finds – A day trip to the Sewerby area
- A brief introduction to the Quaternary
- Imperial jae part 4: the symbolic and spiritual gem
- Danger in Rotterdam! – A saber-toothed cat prowls the Natural History Museum of Rotterdam
- Dinosaurs in Scotland
- Dinosaurs down at the Farm
- Amateur profile – Alison Cruickshanks
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Issue 011 – 2007
- Predator and Prey,
- White Scar Cave
- Hastings: Iguanodon Footcasts
- Fossil Hunting at Seatown
- On the Trail of Shetlands Volcano
- Mineral Colours
- Jade: The Imperial Green Gem of the East Part 3:
- Fossiling in Wyoming
- The Return of Burmite Amber
- Down and Dirty at a Dig, A Dinophile’s Dream come true
- Amateur Profile: Alison Cruickshanks
- London Clay Minerals – Bob Williams
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Issue 010 – 2007
- Triassic Fossils of West Texas
- An Exceptional Mammoth Discovery from the North Sea
- Northern Rocks, Shetland
- Amber, Frozen Moments in Time
- The Extinction of the Mammoth and the Clathrate Gun
- Shark tooth collecting at Beltinge, Herne Bay, Kent
- Jade: The Imperial Green Gem of the East Part 2: Decorative and Ornamental Jade
- Amateur Profile: Alison Glading
- Disappearing Dunwich, The Once thriving Suffolk coastal town, a victim of the North Sea
- Recent finds
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Issue 009 – 2007
- In Search of Dinosaur Eggs in Mongolia
- Bringing the best out of your Fossils: tips on the Preparation of fossils
- Tony Gill’s Corner – Doniford Bay
- Sheppeyfossils.com – The Genesis of a website
- Road Trip – The Ballroom, Nenthead
- Early Eocene London Clay deposits at High Ongar, Essex Part II
- Jade: The Imperial Green Gem of the East
- Beginners’ Corner – Plate Tectonics and the Rock Cycle
- Fossils re-united
- Ichthyosaur missing link
- Barton Beds, Hampshire
- Collector Profile
- Warboys – a follow-up Road Trip with a brand new pocket full of finds
- Mammoths and the Mammoth Ivory Trade
- Visit to England of Professor Altangerel Perle. Associate Professor in Geology department of National University of Mongolia.
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Issue 008 – 2006
- A Geological Model for the Alluvial Gold Environment part 2
- Small is beautiful: Fossil Voles as Stratigraphic aids
- Road Trip to Herne Bay, Kent
- Early Eocene London Clay Deposits at the ‘Leca Works’ excavation pit, High Ongar, Essex – Part 1
- The Fascination of Microfossils
- Helping Scottish Pupils to become Rock Detectives
- Tony Gills Corner – Monmouth Beach
- Philadelphia Fossil & Ferns
- Do Mammoths Warn of a Climate Crisis?
- Fabulous Fluorite – Derbyshire Blue John
- Breaking News – Complete Marine Crocodile Skull found at Whitby
- Beginners Corner
- Directory of Earth Science Societies and Associations
- Web Directory
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Issue 007 – 2006
- Trilobite Trouble
- Road Trip to Blockley
- Wall to Wall ammonites, Amateur Profile
- Mary Anning and the Jurassic Dragons
- Collecting Microfossils from Folkestone
- A Brief Introduction to Agates
- Deep Time in Lyme
- How to identify a Pterosaur tooth
- A Geological model for the Alluvial Gold Environment –
- Books and Gadgets
- Tony Gills Corner
- Beginners Corner
- Directory of Earth Science Societies and Associations
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Issue 006 – 2006
- Fossil Research – Smilodon Family Tree
- Road Trip to Port Mulgrave, Nr Whitby
- Fossil Research – Fossil Bones from the North Sea
- A Mineralogical tour of Ireland – Part 4
- Tony Gill’s Corner
- Amateur Profile – South Ferriby & East Yorkshire –
- Talking Shark Teeth
- 150-Million Year Old Baby Fossil/Hide Scraper
- De Kaloot. A Fossil Treasure Trove
- Fossil Research – Notes on the Cambridge Greensand –
- Amateur Profile – Roy Shepherd
- Equipment & Gadgets
- A Letter of Internet donated
- Beginners Corner – A Closer Lok at Plate Tectonics
- Recent Finds
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Issue 005 – 2006
- Fossil Focus – Fossil Collecting 1000 Miles Away from Home
- Road Trip – Wangford Quarry, Suffolk
- Interview with best-selling author
- A Mineralogical tour of Ireland – Part 3:
- Tony Gill’s Corner
- Beginners Corner – What are Plate Tectonics?
- Quartz is more than Silicon Dioxide
- Fossil Research – Warboys field trip
- K.T. Extinction
- Dinosaur Fossils and Grave Robbery in the Gobi Desert
- Art at the Rockface
- Earth Science Directory.
- Shows and Fairs.
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Issue 004 – 2005
- Fossil Focus – From the wet Clays of Peterborough to the sunny Caatinga of Brazil
- Road Trip – Fluospar Mine, Derbyshire.
- A mineralogical tour of Ireland – Part 2, Munster
- Amateur Profile – For the Love of Meteorites,
- Meteorites – a primer
- Interview with Peter J Davidson.
- Tony Gill’s Corner.
- Beginners Corner – Meteorites Demystified
- A Highland Fishing Expedition.
- Plight of the Stanton Harcourt Mammoths
- Book Reviews.
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Issue 003 – 2005
- Fossil Focus, The Trident Trilobites of Morocco,
- Fossil Focus, North Africa Mosasaur Teeth
- Fossil Research, Red Chalk Formation Nautiloids from Hunstanton
- Fossil Research, Hexanchus gracilis from the Lower Chalk of Hunstanton
- Fossil Hunting in Oxfordshire, UK
- A mineralogical tour of Ireland, Part I
- William Smith Born 1769, Died 1839
- When Dinosaurs Roamed Hastings,
- Road Trip to Weston-Super-Mare
- Beginners Corner, Meteorites Demystified by Helen Gould, Part I
- The Physical, Geochemical and General Properties of Granite.
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Issue 002 – 2005
- Fossil Focus, Baltic Amber, Kaliningrad, Formerly USSR.
- Fossil Research, Megalodon Shark Ancestry
- What Is A Reptile?
- Road Trip, Walton-on-Naze.
- Amateur Profile, Harald “Harry” Meisner, Grevenbroich, Germany.
- Hastings Geology and Fossils Part II
- New Research on Alachtherium cretsii Distribution
- Fossils in the news.
- Book Reviews.
- Earth Science Directory.
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Issue 001 – 2004
- UK Fossil Research, Jurassic Crinoids of the Oxford Clay,
- Fossil Focus, Florida, USA
- Panning for gold and the history of the Kildonan Gold Rush at Baille an Or, North East Scotland
- Road Trip, a pocket full of finds at the Warboys landfill site, Cambridgeshire.
- Amateur Profile – Kris Howe of Carrollton, Texas, USA.
- Hastings Geology and Fossils, Part 1: Rock-a-Nore
- Fossils in the News.
- Book Reviews.
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