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	Dixon, E.E.L. Obituary - Robert Lionel Sherlock. Proceedings of the Geological Society in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society v. 105 1949.		Dixon, E.E.L. Obituary - Robert Lionel Sherlock. Proceedings of the Geological Society in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society v. 105 1949.

	Butler, David R (2018) Man as a Geological Agent: An Account of His Actions on Inanimate Nature, by Robert Lionel Sherlock, 1922 Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, Volume: 42 issue: 4, page(s): 530-534 https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133318787999 ~~Researchgate:~~ https://www.researchgate.net/~~publication326419542_Man_as_a_Geological_Agent_An_Account_of_His_Actions_on_Inanimate_Nature_by_Robert_Lionel_Sherlock_1922~~		Butler, David R (2018) Man as a Geological Agent: An Account of His Actions on Inanimate Nature, by Robert Lionel Sherlock, 1922 Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, Volume: 42 issue: 4, page(s): 530-534 https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133318787999 ([https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326419542_Man_as_a_Geological_Agent_An_Account_of_His_Actions_on_Inanimate_Nature_by_Robert_Lionel_Sherlock_1922 Researchgate])

	Robert Lionel Sherlock 1875-1948. In Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]		Robert Lionel Sherlock 1875-1948. In Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]

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	Dixon, E.E.L. Obituary - Robert Lionel Sherlock. Proceedings of the Geological Society in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society v. 105 1949.		Dixon, E.E.L. Obituary - Robert Lionel Sherlock. Proceedings of the Geological Society in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society v. 105 1949.

	Butler, David R (2018) Man as a Geological Agent: An Account of His Actions on Inanimate Nature, by Robert Lionel Sherlock, 1922 Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, Volume: 42 issue: 4, page(s): 530-534 https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133318787999 Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/~~publication 326419542_Man_as_a_Geological_Agent_An_Account_of_His_Actions_on_Inanimate_Nature_by_Robert_Lionel_Sherlock_1922~~		Butler, David R (2018) Man as a Geological Agent: An Account of His Actions on Inanimate Nature, by Robert Lionel Sherlock, 1922 Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, Volume: 42 issue: 4, page(s): 530-534 https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133318787999 Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/publication326419542_Man_as_a_Geological_Agent_An_Account_of_His_Actions_on_Inanimate_Nature_by_Robert_Lionel_Sherlock_1922

	Robert Lionel Sherlock 1875-1948. In Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]		Robert Lionel Sherlock 1875-1948. In Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]

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	Dixon, E.E.L. Obituary - Robert Lionel Sherlock. Proceedings of the Geological Society in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society v. 105 1949.		Dixon, E.E.L. Obituary - Robert Lionel Sherlock. Proceedings of the Geological Society in Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society v. 105 1949.

	Butler, David R (2018) Man as a Geological Agent: An Account of His Actions on Inanimate Nature, by Robert Lionel Sherlock, 1922 Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, Volume: 42 issue: 4, page(s): 530-534 https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133318787999		Butler, David R (2018) Man as a Geological Agent: An Account of His Actions on Inanimate Nature, by Robert Lionel Sherlock, 1922 Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, Volume: 42 issue: 4, page(s): 530-534 https://doi.org/10.1177/0309133318787999 Researchgate: https://www.researchgate.net/publication 326419542_Man_as_a_Geological_Agent_An_Account_of_His_Actions_on_Inanimate_Nature_by_Robert_Lionel_Sherlock_1922

	Robert Lionel Sherlock 1875-1948. In Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]		Robert Lionel Sherlock 1875-1948. In Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]

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	[https://envirolib.apps.nerc.ac.uk/olibcgi?infile=authk.glue&style=authk&nh=20&calling_page=hitlist.glu&key=77589 '''200 works listed in the BGS Library catalogue''']		[https://envirolib.apps.nerc.ac.uk/olibcgi?infile=authk.glue&style=authk&nh=20&calling_page=hitlist.glu&key=77589 '''200 works listed in the BGS Library catalogue''']

	Author of [https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1565514W/Man_as_a_geological_agent Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent, an account of his action on inanimate nature] London: H. F. & G. Witherby, 1922. This book has been "rediscovered" and cited in current works on the Anthropocene.		Author of: [https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1565514W/Man_as_a_geological_agent Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent, an account of his action on inanimate nature] London: H. F. & G. Witherby, 1922. This book has been "rediscovered" and cited in current works on the Anthropocene.

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	[https://envirolib.apps.nerc.ac.uk/olibcgi?infile=authk.glue&style=authk&nh=20&calling_page=hitlist.glu&key=77589 '''200 works listed in the BGS Library catalogue''']		[https://envirolib.apps.nerc.ac.uk/olibcgi?infile=authk.glue&style=authk&nh=20&calling_page=hitlist.glu&key=77589 '''200 works listed in the BGS Library catalogue''']

	Author of [https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1565514W/Man_as_a_geological_agent Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent, an account of his action on inanimate nature] ~~LOndon~~: H. F. & G. Witherby, 1922. This book has been "rediscovered" and cited in current works on the Anthropocene.		Author of [https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1565514W/Man_as_a_geological_agent Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent, an account of his action on inanimate nature] London: H. F. & G. Witherby, 1922. This book has been "rediscovered" and cited in current works on the Anthropocene.

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	[https://envirolib.apps.nerc.ac.uk/olibcgi?infile=authk.glue&style=authk&nh=20&calling_page=hitlist.glu&key=77589 '''200 works listed in the BGS Library catalogue''']		[https://envirolib.apps.nerc.ac.uk/olibcgi?infile=authk.glue&style=authk&nh=20&calling_page=hitlist.glu&key=77589 '''200 works listed in the BGS Library catalogue''']

	Author of [https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1565514W/Man_as_a_geological_agent Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent, an account of his action on inanimate nature] LOndon: H. F. & G. Witherby, 1922.		Author of [https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1565514W/Man_as_a_geological_agent Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent, an account of his action on inanimate nature] LOndon: H. F. & G. Witherby, 1922. This book has been "rediscovered" and cited in current works on the Anthropocene.

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	[https://envirolib.apps.nerc.ac.uk/olibcgi?infile=authk.glue&style=authk&nh=20&calling_page=hitlist.glu&key=77589 '''200 works listed in the BGS Library catalogue''']		[https://envirolib.apps.nerc.ac.uk/olibcgi?infile=authk.glue&style=authk&nh=20&calling_page=hitlist.glu&key=77589 '''200 works listed in the BGS Library catalogue''']

			Author of [https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1565514W/Man_as_a_geological_agent Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent, an account of his action on inanimate nature] LOndon: H. F. & G. Witherby, 1922.

	== BGS archives ==		== BGS archives ==

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	Extract with permission of the author from: Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]		Extract with permission of the author from: Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]

	Sherlock joined the survey as a geologist in 1903 coming straight from his education at the Royal College of Science, South Kensington. He worked with Fox-Strangways and Lamplugh, but found his forte studying strategic evaporitic minerals including rock salt and brine ((Sherlock, 1921)), gypsum and anhydrite ((Sherlock and Hollingworth, 1938)). He was also expert on the Permian strata that host many of the evaporites publishing a major correlation paper in 1926 and a world review in 1948 (Sherlock, 1926, 1948). He wrote an interesting book in 1922, way ahead of his time, entitled Man as a geological agent. In this he looked at how man had changed the landscape through excavation, mineral production and construction presenting figures to illustrate the impact of man on the environment (Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent. London: H F & G Witherby.); this is an early example of the importance of what some geologists are now calling the Anthropocene.		Sherlock joined the survey as a geologist in 1903 coming straight from his education at the Royal College of Science, South Kensington. He worked with Fox-Strangways and Lamplugh, but found his forte studying strategic evaporitic minerals including rock salt and brine ((Sherlock, 1921)), gypsum and anhydrite ((Sherlock and Hollingworth, 1938)). He was also expert on the Permian strata that host many of the evaporites publishing a major correlation paper in 1926 and a world review in 1948 (Sherlock, 1926, 1948). He wrote an interesting book in 1922, way ahead of his time, entitled Man as a geological agent. In this he looked at how man had changed the landscape through excavation, mineral production and construction presenting figures to illustrate the impact of man on the environment ([https://openlibrary.org/works/OL1565514W/Man_as_a_geological_agent Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent.] London: H F & G Witherby.); this is an early example of the importance of what some geologists are now calling the Anthropocene.

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	Extract with permission of the author from: Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]		Extract with permission of the author from: Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]

	Sherlock joined the survey as a geologist in 1903 coming straight from his education at the Royal College of Science, South Kensington. He worked with Fox-Strangways and Lamplugh, but found his forte studying strategic evaporitic minerals including rock salt and brine ((Sherlock, 1921)), gypsum and anhydrite ((Sherlock and Hollingworth, 1938)). He was also expert on the Permian strata that host many of the evaporites publishing a major correlation paper in 1926 and a world review in 1948 (Sherlock, 1926, 1948). He wrote an interesting book in 1922, way ahead of his time, entitled Man as a geological agent. In this he looked at how man had changed the landscape through excavation, mineral production and construction presenting figures to illustrate the impact of man on the environment (Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent. (London: H F & G Witherby.); this is an early example of the importance of what some geologists are now calling the Anthropocene.		Sherlock joined the survey as a geologist in 1903 coming straight from his education at the Royal College of Science, South Kensington. He worked with Fox-Strangways and Lamplugh, but found his forte studying strategic evaporitic minerals including rock salt and brine ((Sherlock, 1921)), gypsum and anhydrite ((Sherlock and Hollingworth, 1938)). He was also expert on the Permian strata that host many of the evaporites publishing a major correlation paper in 1926 and a world review in 1948 (Sherlock, 1926, 1948). He wrote an interesting book in 1922, way ahead of his time, entitled Man as a geological agent. In this he looked at how man had changed the landscape through excavation, mineral production and construction presenting figures to illustrate the impact of man on the environment (Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent. London: H F & G Witherby.); this is an early example of the importance of what some geologists are now calling the Anthropocene.

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	== Robert Lionel Sherlock 1875-1948 ==		== Robert Lionel Sherlock 1875-1948 ==
	~~Extracted~~ with permission of the author from: Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]		Extract with permission of the author from: Cooper A.H. Yorkshire geology as seen through the eyes of notable British Geological Survey geologists 1862-200046-67 in Myerscough, R and Wallace, V. Famous Geologists of Yorkshire. York. ISBN 978-1-906604-58-5. [http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/514376/1/Cooper%202016%20Yorkshire%20geology%20by%20notable%20British%20Geological%20Survey%20geologists%20NORA.pdf PDF on NORA]

	Sherlock joined the survey as a geologist in 1903 coming straight from his education at the Royal College of Science, South Kensington. He worked with Fox-Strangways and Lamplugh, but found his forte studying strategic evaporitic minerals including rock salt and brine ((Sherlock, 1921)), gypsum and anhydrite ((Sherlock and Hollingworth, 1938)). He was also expert on the Permian strata that host many of the evaporites publishing a major correlation paper in 1926 and a world review in 1948 (Sherlock, 1926, 1948). He wrote an interesting book in 1922, way ahead of his time, entitled Man as a geological agent. In this he looked at how man had changed the landscape through excavation, mineral production and construction presenting figures to illustrate the impact of man on the environment (Sherlock, 1922); this is an early example of the importance of what some geologists are now calling the Anthropocene.


			Sherlock joined the survey as a geologist in 1903 coming straight from his education at the Royal College of Science, South Kensington. He worked with Fox-Strangways and Lamplugh, but found his forte studying strategic evaporitic minerals including rock salt and brine ((Sherlock, 1921)), gypsum and anhydrite ((Sherlock and Hollingworth, 1938)). He was also expert on the Permian strata that host many of the evaporites publishing a major correlation paper in 1926 and a world review in 1948 (Sherlock, 1926, 1948). He wrote an interesting book in 1922, way ahead of his time, entitled Man as a geological agent. In this he looked at how man had changed the landscape through excavation, mineral production and construction presenting figures to illustrate the impact of man on the environment (Sherlock, R L. 1922. Man as a geological agent. (London: H F & G Witherby.); this is an early example of the importance of what some geologists are now calling the Anthropocene.

	[[Category:Pioneers of the British Geological Survey]]		[[Category:Pioneers of the British Geological Survey]]