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Wednesday, 8 August 2012

Yorks magnetic curb stones

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On a recent visit to York i found that the curb stones appear to be Whin stone, and ide bet they originate from one of the Cleveland Dy...

Report on visit to teesdale to test the magnetic properties of both the Cleveland Dyke and Great Whinn Sill

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http://youtu.be/srZsAaVGukA http://youtu.be/9SIDRbMaOYY The two links above show video's taken boy Roger Curry a good friend who i...

Magnetic sea wall at Staithes

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              I visited Staithes today on a day out with the kids and was surprised to find out from a local lad that t...

Mesolithic human tibia shaft excavated from the Stainton gravel beds

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 1  2 The tibia shaft shown in images 1 and 2 above i excavated from over two metres into the packed  Stainton gravel beds. ...
Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Cleveland dyke( basaltic andesite) v Great whin sill ( Dolorite )

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Towards the close of Carboniferous Period some 295 million years ago (Ma), crustal extension caused by movement of the Earth’s tectonic p...
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Tuesday, 24 July 2012

Geological survey

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1:50 000 scale superficial deposits description: Till, Devensian - Diamicton. Superficial Deposits formed up to 2 million years ago in the ...
Monday, 23 July 2012

Leven bank deposits

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This large excavation on the banks of the river leven just north west of leven bank, seems to show the same red alluvial deposit as at Sta...

Fossill slabs

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1 - Stainton gravel bed fossils     2- The piece above i believe could be trace fossils of stromatolites.     3- The rest apea...
Wednesday, 18 July 2012

The magnetic rocks and bones of south west Cleveland

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1- Jet black mineral as yet unidentified it is attracted to none rare earth magnets, resistant to very high temperatures.     2 Vide...
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Wednesday, 4 July 2012

Human tibia shaft

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This image shows a human tibia shaft still in the a Stainton gravel beds. The tibia shaft above has been reported to Tees archaeolo...