Humberside Geologist
The Journal of the Hull Geological Society
List of published articles.
number 1 published 1975
Editorial - Brian Latham
Brief Descriptions for making observations and collections - John Woodward
A Temporary Section in the 'Black Band' at Flixton - Brian Latham
The Evening Field Meeting at Associated Portland Cement Quarry, Melton Bottoms - Felix Witham
Report on the Field Excursion to Robin Hood's Bay on 27th April 1974 - Ken Fenton
Field Excursion to Speeton Cliffs on 22nd June 1974 - Lynden Emery
Report of Member's Evening, held on 25th September, 1974, at the Museum Annexe, Market Place, Hull.- Hubert R Watson
List of Members 1975 - Ken Fenton
Number 2 published 1977
Editorial - Lynden Emery and Kenneth Fenton
Exploring Old Industry - The Rosedale Iron Mines - K Green
Nafferton Grange Chalk Quarry - Felix Witham
An Exposure of the Black Band at South Cave - B Shaw
Bridlington To Hornsea - Kenneth Fenton
The Hessle Till - New Light on an Old Problem - Dr Lewis Penny
Radiocarbon Dates for the Last Glaciation in Holderness - Dr Lewis Penny
Tides on the Yorkshire Coast - Dr Hubert Watson
Query
Number 3 published 1980
Editorial - Lynden Emery
In The Beginnings . . . - Kenneth Fenton
Recollections - Dr. Robert M. Stainforth
The Geological Material In The T.B.PARKS Collection, Kingston Upon Hull Museums - Patrick J Boylan
Evening Field Meeting - Queensgate Whiting Pit, Beverley - Felix Whitham
Section of the Red Cliff, North Ferriby - Kenneth Fenton
Disturbance Features Within the Sewerby Gravels - Robert Harrison
Number 4 published 1984
Editorial - Kenneth Fenton, Mike Horne & Sheila Rogers
Member's Evening, 9th. February 1984 - Mike Horne
The Society in the 1930's - C.W. (Willy) Wright
The Geology of South Newbald Quarry - Felix Whitham
The Hessle "Burried Cliff" - Ken Fenton
Evening Field Meeting at North Newbald Quarry 23rd June 1983 - Felix Whitham
A Short Walk Near North Newbald - Mike Horne
Field Meeting at Rugby Portland Cement Quarry, South Ferriby, 19thJune 1982 - Felix Whitham
Report of Excursion to Kelsey Hill, June 16th. 1888 - F.F. Walton
List of Members 1983-4
Number 5 published 1986
Editorial - Lynden Emery
In Memoriam – Kenneth Fenton B.Sc., 1924-1985. - Lynden Emery, Mike Horne and Felix Whitham
Excursion to Bridlington. June 30th 1888 - J W Stather ?
Tom Sheppard "Hyper-Scientist" 1876-1945 - Mike Horne
The Hull Geoloicl Society Medal 1938 - Arthur Berry
Extracts from a letter from Mary Sheppard, sister of Thomas Sheppard. - Mary Sheppard
Hull Geological Society Field Meetings 1985. A Year of Plenty. - Mike Horne
The occurrence of the ammonite Hyperlioceras rudidiscites Buckman in the Cave Oolite at North Newbald Quarry - Felix Whitham
The Upper Jurassic of the Malton-Scarborouh district - Felix.Whitham
The Uppermost Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous of North Lincolnshire - A. Lomax and R.Young.
Belemnites fom the Cenomanian Chalk of Melton Bottoms,Melton, North Humberside - Brian Latham and Felix Whitham
The Geology of Pearson Park, Hull - Mike Horne
Members Evening 1985 - Mike Horne
Past Officers of the Hull Geological Society, 1888 to 1985 - Mike Horne
From our archives :- E Maule Cole
Some favourite teaching localities - Sheila Rogers.
Number 6 published 1988
Editorial - Mike Horne & Lynden Emery
Kenneth Fenton - Eric Chicken
The Hull Geological Society 1945-1962 - George de Boer
Kenneth Fenton and the Hull Geological Society - Mike Horne
An Introduction to the Study of the Chalk - Kenneth Fenton
Field Excursions 1986-7 - Mike Horne
Section of Tealby Series - Alistair Lomax
Rosedale Mines, Railway and Industrial Archaeology Lynden Emery
The Turonian of South Ferriby, Middlegate Quarry - Mike Horne and Felix Whitham
The Centenary Chalk Project of the Hull Geological Society - Mike Horne
North Newbald Quarry revisited - Mike Horne and Felix Whitham
Report of Excursion to Brough July 25th 1888 - F F Walton
Members Evening 1988 - Mike Horne
Did they fall or were they pushed? - F Whitham and Lynden Emery
Notes and Comments - Mike Horne
List of Members 1986-7 - Mike Horne
Number 7 published 1989
History of the Society 1888-1988 - Mike Horne
Number 8 published 1991
Editorial - Mike Horne
Excursion to Market Weighton 1888 - J W Stather
Summer Meetings 1988 - Mike Horne
Notes and comments - Mike Horne
C F B Shillito 1870-1950 - T B Parks
The Cretaceous Beds of North Lincolnshire - C F B Shillito
Centenary scrapbook photographs - Ann Emery
What is measurement? - Cyril Dutton
A Geological Walk in the City of Hull - Ron Harrison & Mike Horne
Field Meetings 1990 - Mike Horne
Field Meeting 14th July 1990 - Felix Whitham & Terry Rockett
The stratigraphy of the Chalk at Thixendale - Felix Whitham, Mike Horne & Lynden Emery
The Origin of the Moon - Cyril Dutton
Stop Press
List of members
Notes and Comments
Number 9 published 1992
A Bibliography of Geology in East Yorkshire 1938-88 - Mike Horne
Number 10 published 1992
Editorial - Mike Horne
Report of Excursion to South Ferriby and Barton, August 1888 - F.F.Walton
The Geology of Middlegate Quarry, South Ferriby - Felix Whitham
Notes and Comments - Mike Horne & Mike Boyd
Members' Evening 1992 - Donald Beveridge, Clare Hayes, Mike Horne & Mavis May
Book Review Cyril Dutton Starting Geology in East Yorkshire - Mike Horne
Glaciation and the Yorkshire Coast - Terry Rockett
Some Eighteenth Century Notes on Glacial Erratics in Humberside - Mike Boyd
The East Yorkshire Boulder Committee report for the years 1987 to 1991 - Ron Harrison & Mike Horne
Aland Islands Erratics in Britain - John Barry
Flint Meal - Mike Horne
The Origin of Flint in Chalk - Cyril Dutton
Water Resources of the Yorkshire Chalk - C. Green
Bridestones - Cyril Dutton
The Geology and Fauna of the South Cave Station Quarry - Felix Whitham
List of Members
Number 11 published 1995
Editorial - Mike Horne
Geology in the City - Mike Horne
Extinctions - Cyril Dutton
Extinctions in the fossil record - Terry Rockett
The Fascinating K/T Boundary - Cyril Dutton
The Geology of the Market Weighton By-pass - Lynden Emery, Mike Horne, Simon Mitchell & Felix Whitham
The Cretaceous stratigraphy of the Market Weighton area - Felix Whitham
Who invented the name Dinosaur? - Cyril Dutton
An Icthyosaur vertebra from Hotham Carrs - Peter Halkon
The Black Band Member - Mike Horne
The Black Band at Speeton - Simon Mitchell
Field Meetings 1993 - Mike Horne
Visit to an old lead mine at Nenthead, Cumbria - David Hill
The Geology and Fauna of Filey Brigg, North Yorkshire - Felix Whitham
Stylolite Formation in the Yorkshire Chalk - Martin Chambers
Geological Conservation in East Yorkshire - Mike Horne
Notes and comments - Mike Horne
Number 12 published 1999
Another letter from Mary Sheppard
Discovering garnets along the shore - Cyril Dutton
Editorial - David Hill
Field Meeting to Langtoft Chalk pits - Felix Whitham
Field Trip to Scotland - David Hill
First UK RIGS Conference - Mike Horne
Notes and Comments - Mike Horne
On the Beach? - Paul Hildreth
Professor Ansel Dunham
Reminiscences of some early collecting in East Yorkshire - E V (Ted) & C W (Willy) Wright
Rifle Butts Quarry SSSI - Mike Horne and Cyril Dutton
Rudist bivalves - a bizarre group of fossils from the Cretaceous of Jamaica - Simon Mitchell
Speeton Clay Dinosaurs - E V (Ted) Wright
Starting a small fossil collection - Mike Horne
The Geology of the Hull Fish Trail - Mike Horne
The Geology of the Melton Ross Chalk Quarries, North Lincolnshire - Felix Whitham
The Variegated Beds Member of the Welton Chalk Formation of North Lincolnshire - Paul Hildreth
Two very interesting and contrasting coarse-grained plutonic rocks found on our beaches - Cyril Dutton
Visit to Boulby Potash Mine - Mike Horne and Nigel Whittington
Yorkshire's Jurassic Park - Mike Horne
Number 13 published 2000
Abstracts from joint meeting November 2000 - John Gunn, Brian Judd, Phil Murphy and Richard Myerscough
A field Trip to Castleton, Derbyshire - Nigel Whittington
A year in the life of the Hull Geological Society (1999-2000) - Mike Horne
Cement making at South Ferriby - Peter Vjestica & Felix Whitham
Editorial - Lynden Emery, David Hill, Mike Horne & Nigel Whitington
Excursions from the past - Paul Hildreth
Lewis Frederick Penny 1920-2000 - John Neale
Lewis Penny remembered - Mike Horne
List of Officers and Committee for 2000.
Mark Piasecki remembered - Patrick Boylan, Bob Head, Mike Horne and Paul Taylor
Millenium - Mike Horne
Millenium, Time for reflection on Time and tides - Nigel Whittington
Notes and comments - Mike Horne & Nigel Whittington
Report of Field Meeting in North Lincolnshire - Paul Hildreth
Report of Hull Geological Society field trip to Derbyshire - Felix Whitham
Report of the East Riding Boulder Committee 1992-2000 - Mike Horne
Report of 3rd UKRIGS Conference - Barrie Heaton & Mike Horne
Student memories of Lewis Penny - John Catt
The Glacial Geology of Dimlington High Cliff. - Felix Whitham, Mike Horne & Terry Rockett
The Internet, a useful tool for geologists? - Nigel Whittington
The strange and wonderful Speeton Clay - Mike Horne
The Upper Jurassic Kimmeridge Clay - Martin Chambers
Thoughts on the Millennium - Cyril Dutton
Walton Street and the Hull Geological Society - Felix Whitham
Special Publication number 1 CDROM published 2005
Abstracts from the "Open Questions in East Yorkshire Geology" meeting, October 2005 - John Catt, Mike Horne, Rory Mortimer & Pete Rawson
Some open questions in East Yorkshire Geology - G W Lamplugh 1898.
Photographs of the displays - Paul Richards and John Pratt
A ? Tertiary bivalve from the Holderness Tills" - Mike Horne.
Recording of lecture by Pete Rawson
Recording of lecture by Rory Mortimore
Recording of lecture by John Catt
The work of G.W. Lamplugh in understanding the Quaternary history of East Yorkshire - John Catt
Open questions in East Yorkshire Geology - answers from the amateurs. - Mike Horne
Report of the Field Meeting - Mike Horne
Pictures from the Field Meeting - Paul Richards
Obituaries
Michael House remembered - Peter McCabe
Memories of Professor Michael House - Martin Brasier, Chris Darmon, & Mike Horne
A tribute to Professor Michael House - Roger Hewitt
Obituary - Donald Beveridge - Felix Whitham
Ted Wright remembered - Mike Horne
Notes and comments - Mike Horne
Book review - Mike Horne
The real mineral resources of the United Kingdom - Peter Scott
Unfolding the Ingletonian Rocks of North Yorkshire. - Paul Hildreth
The Importance of the Caytoniales and Cayton Bay - John Barrett
Starting geology - Cyril Dutton
Geological rambles of a Tank Officer in World War 2 - E V (Ted) Wright
Abstracts from the "The Pleistocene World" meeting 13th October 2001 - John Catt, Antony Long, John Neale, Danielle Schreve & Peter Worsley
Notes on the UKRIGS Conference 2002 - Barrie Heaton
Report of a joint meeting of the Hertfordshire and Hull Geological Societies 2003 - Mike Horne
Yorkshire Geology Month 2005 - Mike Horne
Membership list 2006.
Abstracts from the "Open Questions in East Yorkshire Geology" meeting, October 2005 - John Catt, Mike Horne, Rory Mortimore & Pete Rawson
The work of G.W. Lamplugh in understanding the Quaternary history of East Yorkshire - John Catt
Shells collected from the Kelsey Hill Gravels at Keyingham - Stephen Whittaker
Report of the East Riding Boulder Committee 2001 to 2004 - Mike Horne
The Geochemistry of the Red Clays of Holderness - C Memczak et al.
The coastal exposures of Boulder Clay and erratics in Holderness - Stuart Jones
Glazes: from ash and clay - Stan Prokop. [CD version only]
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Numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 are out of print; but reproductions
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Numbers 6, 7, 8 & 9 are 4 pounds
Number 10 & 11 are 5 pounds
Number 12 is 6 pounds
Number 13 is 6 pounds
F Whitham - Chalk Stratigraphy pt. 1 & 2 are 4 pounds each.
Special publication Number 1 (CD-ROM) "In the footsteps of Lamplugh"
is 2 pounds.
The complete Humberside Geologist nos 1 to 13 on CD-ROM is 10 pounds.
Number 14 is 7 pounds.
Number 14 CDROM version is 6 pounds
Special Publication no 2 - three audio CDs of the Centenary
Meeting is 5 pounds.
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