ANCIENT CLEVELAND - HISTORY OF A BECK

Agar covered in detail the deposits to the north of Stainton created by the ice-dammed water-body that is said to have stood far below the ...

This Basalt was excavated two days ago from the same excavation as the slab in the previous post. This i believe to be Basaltic Andesite f...

This slab was excavated today it has the normal Gryphaea trace as a lot of the others but the bivalve? to the centre ime not sure of ...

These images show a c7 cervical vertebrae that probably belonged to a horse. It was not excavated directly from the Stainton gravel beds, b...

This image shows the magnetic properties of the Rosedale iron stone, that was mined about 30 miles south east of the Stainton area, its sta...

This structure was built to mark the entrance to the old quarry, it has been transformed over the last 10 years into a very attractive nat...

This radius was found at Maltby beck, during a search for the same Geological layers i have found in other areas of the south west area of C...

Some of the items I've recently excavated from a 3 metre square section of the Stainton gravel beds, averageing 300mm thick . They inc...

This piece was excavated from around 3 metres into the gravel bed just south of Stainton, there is lot of well preserved fossils on ...

This is my latest fossil bone find in the gravel beds in the Sainton area. Its the lower front section of a mammal jaw, as yet unknown....