Life And Letters of Sir Joseph Prestwich
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From Narberth drove out to Gilfach and called on Mr Shields, who showed me the quarries whence the trilobites in the Tenby Museum came. It is at the foot of the hill, near the brook in the N. -E. Corner of his grounds. It is a very remarkable section. The strata are vertical, and thin seams of limestone alternate with slate, the limestone being more or less decomposed into a brown earth with stony fragments and fossils. The edges of the strata look like upright rafters worn and soiled at the ed...ges, and the section has all the regularity of a wooden paling. The surfaces of the strata are at right angles to this, and show on their surface an extraordinary pro- fusion of trilobites (AsapJms tyrannus of large size and others), most of them quite perfect and not at all distorted.
J. Prestwich to J. Evans. SHOREHAM, 15th August 1879.
MY DEAR EVANS, ... I have not been up to town since our return, but expect to be there next week, lumbago (of which I have a slight attack) permitting. I had a visit from De Koninck 304 FLINT IMPLEMENTS.
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From Narberth drove out to Gilfach and called on Mr Shields, who showed me the quarries whence the trilobites in the Tenby Museum came. It is at the foot of the hill, near the brook in the N. -E. Corner of his grounds. It is a very remarkable section. The strata are vertical, and thin seams of limestone alternate with slate, the limestone being more or less decomposed into a brown earth with stony fragments and fossils. The edges of the strata look like upright rafters worn and soiled at the ed...ges, and the section has all the regularity of a wooden paling. The surfaces of the strata are at right angles to this, and show on their surface an extraordinary pro- fusion of trilobites (AsapJms tyrannus of large size and others), most of them quite perfect and not at all distorted.
J. Prestwich to J. Evans. SHOREHAM, 15th August 1879.
MY DEAR EVANS, ... I have not been up to town since our return, but expect to be there next week, lumbago (of which I have a slight attack) permitting. I had a visit from De Koninck 304 FLINT IMPLEMENTS.
What to read after Life And Letters of Sir Joseph Prestwich?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Anne Milne Mcall Prestwich to read onlineMoreLess
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