10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CLAY-WITH-FLINTS»
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Lower and Middle Palaeolithic Artefacts from Deposits Mapped ...
Since this work presents much new information, two explanatory sections outline the theoretical analysis of the deposits and the processes of their function as well as the methodology for studying and identifying in-situ Palaeolithic ...
Julie E. Scott-Jackson, 2000
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Groundwater Pollution, Aquifer Recharge and Vulnerability
The hydrogeological behaviour of the superficial Clay-with-Flints deposit, which
overlies extensive areas of the Upper Chalk of southern England, has also been
subject to recent systematic investigation, including representative sites of ...
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The Scientific Study of Flint and Chert: Proceedings of the ...
The term 'Clay-with-flints' was first used by Whitaker (in Hull & Whitaker, 1861) for
a uniform reddish brown, often black-stained clay containing unworn flint nodules
, which forms a thin layer resting directly on irregular Chalk surfaces, and often ...
G. de G. Sieveking, M. B. Hart, 2011
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A Study of Palaeolithic Artefacts from Selected Sites on ...
By analysing two Palaeoltihic flint assemblages and taking on experimental work on handaxe morphological variability, Vicky Winton aims to discover something of the cultural and technological adaptation of Lower and Middle Palaeolithic ...
Vicky Winton, Victoria Suzanne Winton, 2004
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Landscape, Monuments, and Society: The Prehistory of ...
This would have caused significant changes in the local soils, until they assumed
their present distribution, with rendzinas covering the chalk and paleoargillic
brown earths on the clay with flints (Fig. 1.5). Only at that stage would calcareous
...
John C. Barrett, Richard Bradley, Martin Green, 1991
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Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
Along the lengths of river valleys, there are spreads of alluvium and gravel, while
at higher elevations patches of Clay-with-Flints are scattered over the downland.
Maps plotting the surface, or "drift," geology are incomplete, because many ...
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The History of the Study of Landforms - Volume 3 (Routledge ...
Bevelled surface due to Late Miocene? erosion, forming flat top of Downs about f.
clay-with-flints which is commonly 'a mass of rusty clay with fractured flints' (
Sparks 1972:205) but elsewhere of rather different character, sometimes
occurring ...
Robert P. Beckinsale, Richard J. Chorley, 2003
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The History of the Study of Landforms: Or, The Development ...
75 deposit of clay-with-flints which is commonly 'a mass of rusty clay with
fractured flints' (Sparks 1972: 205) but elsewhere of rather different character,
sometimes occurring below 210 m. It was originally proposed by Hull and
Whitaker (1861) ...
Richard J. Chorley, Robert Percy Beckinsale, 1991
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Geotechnical and Environmental Applications of Karst Geology ...
Around the margins of the clay-with-flints, recharge and active dissolution have
been concentrated for much of the Quaternary, at least during interglacial periods
. Where the clay-with-flints has been eroded (and also depending on the level of
...
B.F. Beck, J.G. Herring, 2001
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Groundwater Hydrology: Conceptual and Computational Models
There are also extensive deposits of Clay-with-Flints covering most of the hills.
Due to their low permeability there is only a small drainage through the Clay-with
-Flints. In some locations, farmers have dug holes through the deposits to the ...
