Beituh Asbooatkhj Report, 1931 — The Conucts of Geology. 

 SuffeDtaxdNafolk. CamhidgiDatrict. 



Laia. mid Yorh. 



NanhnnbtTlmd and Durham. 



Arctic peats and plant bed«. 



I Scotdih Re-advance. 



1 {uautanton Brown Boulder Cky , 

 with Jkliddle Avngnaaan im- 



Barnwell Station acetic beds. 



HiH-nashe, Aurigftadan W Solu- I3pper Bamn'ell Village bedj. 



Hill-sraahts, n(-cr-silu and brick- Upper evcrdy-hedded giavcb. Fluvio-glacul gravels. ? Ltiv-al- 



aiHa, Uppei MDusterian. loisian. 



' Heule (coast) Boulder Clay. : Tyne-gap ose-train. 

 Liter retreat of Dales glacis- I Tweed, ChcviotandWcslemio 

 tion. York Moraine. advance. 



Marine shingle: ? raised beach 

 fands, laminalcd clays and Pbivsivnrth amis, cic. 

 cstunrine warp. 



' Scottish Re-advnncc. 



Iriili Sea, CheiMre and N. IVa/u. Awm-Stour Drainage. 



Bride Moraine, lale of Man. 



Upper Boulder Cloy of Welsh 

 Main L-jIlc District glaciation. Coast, sealing Mid-Aurign.v 



I Sands and gravels. 



Upper Bed Boulder Ctay, and Upper Purple Boulder Clay, Western ice-advance. 

 Chalky-JurasaJc Boulder Clay Main Dales gladi " ..." - 



Early Scottish, joined by Lake j MainTcrraeeof RivcrScvem. No. 3 Tcrract. cold. 

 Vale StainmoreandTyncgkiciation. I District, icC'Savancc. I I.ower Boulder Clay of Welsh 



Slainmore Coast and Shropshire, 



1:^11^ Thames Valley. 



Pariimwilh Diilrict. 



I Deep channel filled at base, cold. Leu Viillty. Ponders Rnd stage. Last Coonibe rock. 

 1-lood-plain gravels. 



Sandy Jeposil.i, Aiingnaciai 



I Excavation of deep chantii:!. 

 ' Erosion, ^varp and hill-washes. 



Land rising. 

 Eroaion, and deposition of i5-ft, Ternicc-gravcls. 

 Coombe rock, Mousterian to 5i>-ft. Lower Coombe rock. 

 Upper Mousterian. ' Land rising. 



Coombe rock, Moualtt 



loo-fl. Lower Coombf rocli. 



50-ft. Gtavets. 



15-fi. Littoral sands, Itloua- 



^ ? loietglacial or 



- I Interetadial ? 



Early Mousterian brickearth, 

 UiDpcnlc. 



I'pper .^cbeulian giaveb. 



River - gravels 

 I.nduanh, cold and brick- 

 Pot, earths with 

 Bnckcartfa, Corbitula 



lemp. fluimnaJis. 



Lower evenly -bedded gravels, 



Acheulian. 

 Lower Barnwell Village beds, 



Corbieulafluminalis, etc. iiar- 



riogtoD gravels. 



CV.^v-Juraaiic and Chalky-Neo- Chalky-Junnic Boulder Cby. 



utnUan Boulder Clay. 

 i"_',ntorted Drift. 



Lower Red Boulder Cby. 



Lower Purple Boulder Clay. 

 I Early Dales tnoximum. 



Scottish -Cheviot ice.sdvai 



i^Ucol sands and gnveU. 



Nortncfa Brideartfa. 



Tin. 

 CrMQer FoieM-bed. 



Gravels and sands. 



^ Basement Clay. 



I Sewerby Beach and cliff. 



Terraces No. 3 aiid No, i 

 Ciiibiai/a fliimiiialh. 



\ MorclonDriftandNo.sTen 



River-days and peat, with Mous- Upper Crayfotd bridcartli, 



terian, cold to temperaie. Lower Crayford brickiMrih, with 



I Early Mousterian. I 



' Lower gravels of Wolvcreoit ' Taplow {50-ft-) Tcnact 



Channel. Late Acheulian, 



Micoquian. | 



Upper Summcrloivn - Radley 100 -ft. Terrace, with Corbiaila 



Terrace, u-arm, Corbiaila ' fiuminolis, and Bucce^ion of 



fiuminalis. Clactonian, Early and Mid- , 



Lower Summerlown - Radley 1 Acheulian. 



Terrace, cold, 1 



loo-ft. Terrace giavels. 



ij-ft. Eatuarine beds and Loner 

 fluvialile gravels, Acheulian. 



Wolvcrcolc Terrace. 



I ioo-i4oft. Terrace, withChellia] 

 I liandborough Terrace. 



' Chalky-Jur 



■t Clay. 



I Plateau Graveb. 



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