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The most recent articles from Humberside Geologist -
The distribution of indicator glacial erratics in eastern Yorkshire by Mike Horne
The scientific study of glacial erratics by Mike Horne
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Ancient Mere at Barmston on the Holderness Coast – The Snail’s Tale
A geological alphabet compiled from the "Geological I Spy" Club Nights 2020 to 2024
Fieldwork reports - Flamborough Quaternary Research Project
A brief introduction to the geology of East Yorkshire
The sad story of my Paracrioceras by Mick Oates [pdf 2mb]
A geological alphabet from the geological "I Spy" virtual meetings (2020 to 2024)
The Yorkshire Type Erratics Collection
The Centenary Chalk Project of the Hull Geological Society
Report of the 2003 survey of the North Cave Wetlands
Updated Society archival pages -
135th Annivesrary meetings - reports and memories 2023
Officers and Committee Members 1983 onwards
Club Night topics 2013 onwards
You can find lots more articles and web pages by clicking on the links below -
Complete list of articles from Humberside Geologist
Statement about funding - all the recent research and articles published in Humberside Geologist and the Hull Geological Society Website have received no external funding; they were written by amateur or academic geologists.
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