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Boxstones: In search of Miocene Suffolk
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Boxstones: In search of Miocene Suffolk

24/12/2018

Tim Holt-Wilson (UK) The date is 24 May 2014 and I am browsing across East Lane Beach at Bawdsey in southeast Suffolk. A brown lump of sandstone with a white fossil shell impression catches my eye. A boxstone. This is the first one I have ever found with a fossil … Read More

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Pliocene bryozoans in the Suffolk Coralline Crag
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Pliocene bryozoans in the Suffolk Coralline Crag

02/02/2017

Paul D Taylor and Rory Milne (UK) Britain is not richly endowed with fossiliferous Pliocene localities. However, the Red and Coralline Crags of East Anglia make up for this deficiency in the sheer abundance and quality of their fossils. Whereas the Red Crag, famous for its gastropods and bivalves, takes … Read More

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