Author:
Baden-Powell D. F. W.,Reid Moir J.
Abstract
During field work in 1938 and 1939 some new facts were discovered about the extent of the Hessle Boulder Clay in Northern Norfolk;also a flint core was found in this deposit in the coast section near Happisburgh. As this boulder clay has not been generally recognized so far south-east as Happisburgh, its main characteristics and known geographical extent in the district will be described.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
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