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18:2918:29, 12 April 2022 diff hist +201‎ N File:GA Image 0496.jpg ‎ Figure 62 Section at the Mount, Ealing. (About 50 feet long * Included mass of sand. ** included deposits of Purple Clay. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}}
18:2518:25, 12 April 2022 diff hist +517‎ N File:GA Image 0495.jpg ‎ Figure 61.—The Mount, Ealing. Excavation of the south side, October 1882. {| class="wikitable" | S Surface soils full of stones || ¾ |- | A. Mottled Clay "puddled" || 2–3 |- | B. Channel filled with gravel, stones, clay (some probably 130-150 ft. long) || 3–5 |- | C.Laminated loamy clay with sand, drippinf slightly S. || 5 |- | D. very loamy clay, with sandy layers, mica and sarsens || |- | E. Strong loamy clay with mica || |} {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:2218:22, 12 April 2022 diff hist +313‎ N File:GA Image 0494.jpg ‎ Figure 60 Section from Pinner to Hampstead (1 inch to 2 miles) By J.L. Lobley. 1. Chalk. 2. Woolwich Beds. 3. London Clay. 3′ Upper Sandy London Clay. 4 Bagshot Sands. 5 Hill Gravels (?Glacial). 6 Brent Gravels (Post Pliocene Alluvium). {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:2118:21, 12 April 2022 diff hist +383‎ N File:GA Image 0493.jpg ‎ Figure 59 At depths of 20 feet, and sometimes 30 feet, other gravel occurs with still older, more greatly abraded, and ochreous implements ; one of which, from the east side of the Lea, at Leyton, Essex, is illustrated at Figure 59. Reproduced here by the kind. permission of Mr. Worthington G.. Smith, F.L.S. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:2018:20, 12 April 2022 diff hist +387‎ N File:GA Image 0492.jpg ‎ Figure 58 The implements from the twelve-foot stratum of Thames gravel are sub-abraded, lustrous and of greater age than the foregoing ; one of these, now in the collection of Dr. Evans, is illustrated, one-half real size, by Figure 58. Reproduced here by the kind. permission of Mr. Worthington G.. Smith, F.L.S. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:2018:20, 12 April 2022 diff hist +189‎ N File:GA Image 0491.jpg ‎ Figure 57 Abraded quartz hammer-stone. Reproduced here by the kind. permission of Mr. Worthington G.. Smith, F.L.S. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:1918:19, 12 April 2022 diff hist −230‎ File:GA Image 0490.jpg ‎No edit summary current
18:1818:18, 12 April 2022 diff hist +462‎ N File:GA Image 0490.jpg ‎ Figure 56 Small and beautifully-made flint implement. Reproduced here by the kind. permission of Mr. Worthington G.. Smith, F.L.S. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}}
18:1818:18, 12 April 2022 diff hist +462‎ N File:GA Image 0489.jpg ‎ Figure 55 Small and beautifully-made flint implement. Reproduced here by the kind. permission of Mr. Worthington G.. Smith, F.L.S. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:1718:17, 12 April 2022 diff hist +470‎ N File:GA Image 0488.jpg ‎ Figure 54 Section showing "Warp and Trail", Stoke Newington.. Reproduced here by the kind. permission of Mr. Worthington G.. Smith, F.L.S. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:1618:16, 12 April 2022 diff hist +467‎ N File:GA Image 0487.jpg ‎ Figure 53 Section west of Kyverdale Road, Stoke Newington. Reproduced here by the kind. permission of Mr. Worthington G.. Smith, F.L.S. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:1518:15, 12 April 2022 diff hist +635‎ N File:GA Image 0486.jpg ‎ Figure 52 Section in Stoke Newington Pit [Reprinted by permission of the Council from Q.J.G.S vol. xxvi. Surface Soil. k. Covering bed, large flints in stiff brown clay. ? Trail] 6-8 feet. j. Brick-earth. 2.-g., e.-c. Finely laminated loams and clays. f. Peaty black clay. Beds c.-j. were 30 feet thick. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:1418:14, 12 April 2022 diff hist +492‎ N File:GA Image 0485.jpg ‎ Figure 51 Section across the valleys of the Hackney Brook and the Lea. A Ayrsome Street. B. Stoke Newington Common. C. Stamford Hill. a. Gravels. b. London Clay {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current
18:1318:13, 12 April 2022 diff hist +128‎ N File:GA Image 0484.jpg ‎ Figure 50 Vertical sections of the gravels of Hackney. {{Template:GA excursions1860-1890}} == Licencing == {{GA}} current