Siliuiati 3f06sUs from certain localities in tbe 
fTortwortb inlier. 
By F. R. CowPER Reed, M.A., F.G.S., & S. H. Reynolds, M.A., F.G.S. 
I N a fo*-thcomin^ part of the Qiiarterly Journal of the Geological 
Society (that for November, 1908) is a paper by us dealing with 
the fossiliferous rocks of the Souther-n half of the Tortworth inlier. 
To this paper tables are appended giving general fossil lists from 
various parts of the area, but not giving as a rule the de^tailed lists 
from each individual locality. We have thought that these detailed 
lists are of sufficient importance to local geologists to merit publication 
in the proceedings of the Bristol Naturalists’ Society. Hence the 
following paper, which is to be regarded as supplementary to that 
referred to above. As there described the fossils come partly from 
rocks of Llandovery, and partly from rocks of Weiilock age. 
(1) THE LLANDOVERY ROCKS. 
( a) The Avening Green^ Damery^ Ironmill Wood, and Tortworth areas. 
The above localities lie on the outcrop of the most fossiliferous 
Llandovery rocks of the district, a series of grits, shales, and sandy 
limestones having a thickness of some 500 ft. and lying between the 
two bands of trap which, as is well known, occur associated with the 
Llandovery in this region. 
The following fossils are from Avening (xreen, mainly from the river 
side exposure, but in part from a trench dug in one of the cottage 
gardens, and from blocks scattered over the surface of the fields to the 
north and west of the hamlet : — 
Vioa 'prisca 
Lindstroemia hina 
,, suhduplicata 
Streptelasma elonyatum 
Palmocyclus preacutus 
Favosites forbesi ? 
Cormdites sp. 
Te ntacidites anglicus 
Dinobohis davidsoni 
C oelospira hemispherica 
Strophomena ? arenacea 
,, Gompressa 
Strophonella euglypha 
Orthis elegantula 
,, polygramma 
Meristella sp. 
Rhynehonella nucula 
,, serrata 
Stricklandinia lens 
,, lirata 
Atrypa reticularis 
Leptmna rhontboidalis 
Spirifer sp. 
Chonetes striatella var. 
Holopdla sp. 
Pleurotomaria sp. 
Horiostoma glohosum 
Cyclonema corallii 
Tentaculites anglicus 
Orthoceras sp. 
Encrinurus punctatus 
Phacops weaveri 
Galymene sp. 
