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Number 1 (published 1975)
Editorial from No. 1 - by Brian Latham
Field excursion to Robin Hood's Bay by Ken Fenton
Field meeting at Melton Bottoms by Felix Whitham
Fossils of all kinds digested into a method by John Woodward 1728
Members' Evening by Hubert Watson
Temporary section of the Black Band at Flixton by Brian Latham
Number 2 (published 1977)
Bridlington to Hornsea 1975 by Kenneth Fenton
Editorial by Lynden Emery & Ken Fenton
The Hessle Till - new light on an old problem by Lewis Penny
Tides on the Yorkshire coast by Hubert Watson
Number 3 (published 1980)
Editorial by Lynden Emery
In the beginnings - by Kenneth Fenton.
The T B Parks collection in Hull Museum by Patrick Boylan
Recollections by Robert Stainforth
Number 4 (published 1984)
Members' Evening by Mike Horne
Report of field excursion to Kelsey Hill, June 16th. 1888 by F F Walton
A Short Walk near North Newbald by Mike Horne
The Society in the 1930s by Willy Wright
Number 5 (published 1986)
Editorial by Lynden Emery
Excursion to Bridlington June 30th 1888
The Geology of Pearson Park, by Mike Horne
Past Officers of the Hull Geological Society (updated version 2021)
Tom Sheppard "Hyper-Scientist" by Mike Horne
Number 6 (published 1988)
The Centenary Chalk Project by Mike Horne
Editorial by Mike Horne and Lynden Emery
Field meetings 1986-7 by Mike Horne
Galerites abbreviatus in East Yorkshire by Lynden Emery
Hull Geological Society 1945 to 1962 by George De Boer
Kenneth Fenton by Eric Chicken
Kenneth Febton and the Hull Geological Society by Mike Horne
Notes and Comments compiled by Mike Horne
Number 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 ).
Number 8 (published 1991)
The Cretaceous beds of North Lincolnshire by C F B Shilito
Editorial by Mike Horne
Excursion to Market Weighton 1888
Field Meeting at Betton Farm and Cayton Bay 1990 by Felix Whitham and Terry Rockett
Field Meetings 1990 by Mike Horne
A geological walk in the city of Hull by Ron Harrison and Mike Horne
Notes and Comments by Mike Horne
C F B Shilito by Mike Horne
Stratigraphy of the Chalk at Thixendale by Felix Whitham, Mike Horne and Lynden Emery
Summer Meetings 1988 by Mike Horne
Humberside Geologist No. 9 (published 1991)
Bibliography of East Yorkshire Geology by Mike Horne (updated March 2006 - about 210Kb)
Number 10 (Published 1992)
Aland Erratics in Britain by John Barry
Bridestones by Cyril Dutton
Editorial by Mike Horne
Excursion to South Ferriby and Barton in 1888 by F F Walton (with notes by Mike Horne)
Flint Meal by Mike Horne
The geology of Middlegate Quarry, South Ferriby by Felix Whitham
The geology of South Cave Station Quarry by Felix Whitham
Glaciation and the Yorkshire Coast by Terry Rockett
Notes and Comments (1992) by Mike Horne and Mike Boyd
The origin of flint in chalk by Cyril Dutton
Report of the East Riding Boulder Committee 1987-1991
Some Eighteenth Century Notes on Glacial Erratics in Humberside - by Mike Boyd
Starting geology in East Yorkshire by Mike Horne
Water resources of the Yorkshire Chalk by C Green
Number 11 (published 1995)
Extinctions in the fossil record by Terry Rockett
Field meetings 1993 by Mike Horne
Geological conservation in East Yorkshire
The Geology of the Market Weighton By-pass
Geology in the City by Mike Horne
An Ichthyosaur vertebra from Hotham Carrs by Peter Halkon
Notes and Comments by Mike Horne
Visit to a lead mine at Nenthead by David Hill
Number 12 (published 1999)
Another letter from Mary Sheppard
Discovering garnets along the shore by Cyril Dutton
Editorial by David Hill
Field Meeting to Langtoft Chalk pits by Felix Whitham
Field Trip to Scotland by David Hill
First UK RIGS Conference by Mike Horne
Notes and Comments by Mike Horne
On the Beach? by Paul Hildreth
Reminiscences of some early collecting in East Yorkshire by E V & C W Wright
Rifle Butts Quarry SSSI by Mike Horne and Cyril Dutton (a revised version was published in 2020)
Rudist bivalves - a bizarre group of fossils from the Cretaceous of Jamaica by Simon Mitchell
Speeton Clay Dinosaurs by E V Wright
Starting a small fossil collection by Mike Horne
The Geology of the Hull Fish Trail by Mike 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 by Mike Horne and Nigel Whittington
Yorkshire's Jurassic Park by Mike 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 by Mike 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
Number 14 (published 2008)
Abstracts from the "Open Questions in East Yorkshire Geology" meeting, October 2005 - various authors
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. by Gordon Ostler
The coastal exposures of Boulder Clay and erratics in Holderness by Stuart Jones
Glazes: from ash and clay by Stan Prokop (with photographs)
The Geochemistry of the Red Clays of Holderness and their origin by Caroline Memczak et al. (236kb)
Geological rambles of a Tank Officer in World War 2 by 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 by 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 by Mike Horne ( text only)
The Importance of the Caytoniales and Cayton Bay (Yorkshire) Mid-Jurassic Flora in Relation to Flowering Plant Ancestry by John B. Barrett
Michael House remembered by Dr. Peter McCabe
Notes and comments by Mike Horne
Notes on the UKRIGS Conference 2002 by Barrie Heaton
Obituary - Donald Beveridge by Felix Whitahm
The real mineral resources of the United Kingdom by Peter W. Scott
Report of the East Riding Boulder Committee 2001 to 2004 by Mike Horne
Shells collected from the Kelsey Hill Gravels at Keyingham by Stephen Whittaker
Some open questions in East Yorkshire Geology by G W Lamplugh 1898.
Starting geology by Cyril Dutton
St Austin and the Fairy: a tale of two RIGS by Derek J. Gobbett
A tribute to Professor Michael House by Roger A. Hewitt
The work of G.W. Lamplugh in understanding the Quaternary history of East Yorkshire by John A. Catt
Unfolding the Ingletonian Rocks of North Yorkshire by Paul Hildreth
Yorkshire Geology Month 2005 by Mike Horne
Number 15 (published 2015)
The Amazing Mr Sheppard by M. R. D. Seaward (online version only)
Collecting Rocks, Minerals and Fossils in East Yorkshire by Ros Perry (online version only)
The current condition of inland exposures of Chalk on the Yorkshire Wolds by D Gobbett (printed version only)
HGS Field Trip to Ravenscar by Terry Rockett.
HGS Visit to Frodingham Ironstone quarries by Terry Rockett.
Macrofossil succession of the Burnham Formation of North Ormsby, Lincolnshire by J.P. Green
Notes on Trip Through France September 2011 by Barrie Heaton
The Provenance of the Glacial Tills on the Holderness Coast, East Yorkshire, UK. Luke Beaumont (online version only)
Quaternary Geology of the Holderness Coast: A Brief Overview by Tracy J. Marsters
Report of the East Riding Boulder Committee 2005 to 2011 by Mike Horne
A Section of the Burnham Chalk Formation at Ulceby Vale Quarry by P. N. Hildreth
Skipsea Withow Mere by Tracy J. Marsters
A summary Cenozoic history of the Yorkshire Wolds by Derek Gobbett
Tectonic structures in the Chalk of the northern part of the Yorkshire Wolds by Derek Gobbett
The Tertiary basalts of Antrim and the underlying Chalk - The Giant's Causeway by Terry Rockett
Whitby and the Cleveland Dyke by Paul Hildreth
Humberside Geologist no 16
(published online from 2019 to 2022)
An
Ancient Mere at Barmston on the Holderness Coast – The Snail’s Tale
Beneath our feet in Welton, Melton and Wauldby by Terry Rockett
Bibliography of East Yorkshire Geology 1988 to 2014 by Mike Horne
The Bisat Project
Churches, Lichens and Rocks field meeting 2019
by
Janet Robson, Mark Seaward and Mike Horne
The distribution of indicator glacial erratics in eastern Yorkshire by Mike Horne [published 2021]
Editorial [published 2022]
Geology and Lichens of Saint Michael’s Church by Mark
Seaward and Mike Horne
A note on the occurrence of ironstone in the Hunstanton
Formation (Red Chalk) at Rifle Butts Quarry SSSI, East Yorkshire
(pdf 510k) by
Peter W. Scott and Mike Horne
Organising and leading field trips
- compiled by Mike
Horne
Past Officers of the Hull Geological Society (updated)
The scientific study of glacial erratics by Mike Horne [published 2021]
Three fieldwork scenarios
Felix Whitham - obituary by Mike Horne and some previously unpublished works
Special publication number 1 - CD-ROM of the 2005 Lamplugh meeting including recordings of talks, texts and photographs of the displays and field-meeting.
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Articles in preparation for publication at a future date:-
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