Newsletters

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Number 70, September 2007

* Battle of Happisburgh!
* Lectures in the 2007 Season
* Recently Published Papers

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Number 68, January 2007

In the latest GSN newsletter a slide from Dr Kirsty Penkman's lecture to the Society last November was reproduced, together with some comments and extrapolations made by me. I had assumed, unjustifiably, that this information had already been published.  However I was mistaken and thus may have inadvertently compromised Kirsty's ability to publish this work in a peer reviewed journal if the Newsletter is considered as prior publication.

THEREFORE ALL MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO NOT REPRODUCE THIS ILLUSTRATION IN ANY WAY.

* Exotic Igneous rock in Norfolk.
* Lectures and meetings in the 2007 Season
* Letter from a Reader…………….
* Review of paper published recently……
* Book Reviews

Number 67, September 2006

* Notes on the usefulness of evidence from voles when discussing Middle Pleistocene stratigraphy.
* Lectures in the 2006 Season
* Letter from a Reader…………….
* Review of paper published recently……
* Book Reviews

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Number 66, April 2006

* Field Meetings 2006
* Lectures in the 2006 Season
* An Afternoon at the British Geological Survey, Keyworth
* Expanding the Middle Pleistocene Glacial History of the British Isles: A New perspective from East Anglia
* Review of paper published recently……
* More about Rhomb-Porphyry Erratics

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Number 65, January 2005

* A very interesting QRA Annual Discussion Meeting on the subject of "The Palaeolithic Occupation of Europe"
* 2005 Field Meeting Programme
* Lectures in the 2005-6 Season
* Recent important discoveries about the Quaternary geology of Norfolk and adjacent regions – their global significance.
* Book Reviews
* Accessing information about the Castle Museum’s Geology Collection on-line:
* A Norfolk Geologist at Large
* New temporary geology displays at Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, and a new permanent geology gallery for Cromer Museum.

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Number 62, January 2004

* Notes from the General Secretary
* GeoSuffolk (Suffolk RIGS
* Field Meetings Secretary’s Report - 2004
* New Lecture Dates
* Book Reviews

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Number 61, September 2004

* Application of Oxygen Isotope Ratios to Pleistocene and Pliocene Chronology
* Major vertebrates in the Chalk of eastern Norfolk
* New Lecture Dates
* Book Reviews

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Number 60, April 2004

* New Lecture Dates
* Field Meetings

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Number 59, January 2004

* Paul asks "Has anybody seen the Chalk?"
* Has Norfolk helped to save the Planet?
* Red Chalk Formation Nautiloids from Hunstanton
* Report of Lecture of 20th November on Norton Subcourse
* New Lecture Dates

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Number 58, September 2003

* New Lecture Dates
* Book Reviews

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Number 57, April 2003

* The proposed new Geology and Climate Change Museum in North Norfolk– Current Status
* The East Anglian Earth Science Database

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Number 56, February 2003

* Society Update
* Book Reviews

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Number 55, September 2002

* West Runton Elephant Conservation
* Excavation at Lynford
* Report of Field Trip at Happisburgh, 7th September

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The Society issues three newsletters every year, in February, April, & September. This includes reviews of books and recently published papers, a list of as many as possible of recently published papers relevant to East Anglian geology, description of Field Trips, recently found web sites, notices etc. We aim to be a useful information resource about East Anglian geology in general. For this we rely heavily on input from members. Material for inclusion in the next edition is gratefully received by the Editor; please note that the deadlines for this are 15th January, 10th April, and 15th September.