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Burtle sand beds of Somerset
Ubley conduit
The student's column: the structure and physical properties of building stones [parts 10-13, 15-18]
Sediment fluxes in the Bristol Channel
Report on investigations of mine shafts on Sandford Hill
Worth the wait: opening of the Somerset Earth Science Study Centre
New geology of Pennard Hill
The Quaternary deposits of the Bristol neighbourhood
Palaeonvironmental studies on Exmoor
.....lead-zinc-silica mineralization of the Mendip region
The limestone hydrology of the Mendip Hills
Lias exposed in two quarries at Barrington
Hydrogeology of the hot springs of Bath
The geology of the Donyatt area
A description of Somersetshire
Bath stone
Aspects of the geomorphology of Exmoor
New evidence on mineral deposits from central Exmoor
Mineral deposits from the Okehampton, Mendip and Exmoor areas
Clay ironstones on Exmoor (Abstract)
Correlation of the Middle-Upper Bathonian ... Bath and Sherborne
The Radstock plateau
Studies and problems for Somerset geologists
A ramble across the Mendip Hills
The railway cutting at Uphill
Notes on the geology of Brent Knoll
Notes on the Ham Hill stone
Jurassic rocks of Britain, Vol 3: lias
Ham Hill stone
Geology of Wells
Geology of Crewkerne
A geological description of the parish of Portishead
Geology
Brief notes on the geology of the Mendip Hills
Geology of Otterhampton
Notes on the Trias, Rhaetic and Lias of West Somerset
Maesbury and Ebbor Rocks
Holwell Quarries
Devonian Rocks of [Tarr Steps] district
Castle Rock Quarry
The coastal geomorphology of Exmoor
Report of excursion to West Somerset and North Devon
Well-sinkings on Lansdown, Bath
Rhaetic section at Luckington ..... notes on Vobster quarry
On a rhaetic section near Kelston
Notes on some railway sections near Bath
Notes on a rhaetic section, Newbridge hill
Notes on a rhaetic and lower lias section .. Bath-Evercreech line
New branch line of the G.W.R. from Camerton to Limpley Stoke