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Drift Pumice in Northern Europe

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 January 2015

Richard E. Binns
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Antiquity , Volume 41 , Issue 164 , December 1967 , pp. 311 - 312
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Copyright © Antiquity Publications Ltd 1967

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page 312 note [1] Binns, R. E., ‘Drift Pumice on Postglacial Raised Shorelines of Northern Europe’, Acta Borealia, A. 24, 1967, 1.Google Scholar

page 312 note [2] M. Marthinussen, ‘Coast and Fjord Area of Finnmark, with remarks on some other districts’, in Holtedahl, O. (ed.), ‘Geology of Norway’, Norg. geol. Unders., 208, 1960, 416.Google Scholar

page 312 note [3] Marthinussen, M., ‘C14 datings referring to shorelines, transgressions, and glacial substages in Northern Norway’, Norg. geol. Unders., 215, 1962, 37.Google Scholar

page 312 note [4] Blake, W., Jr., ‘Radiocarbon Dating of Raised Beaches in Nordaustlandet, Spitsbergen’, in Raasch, G. O. (ed.), Geology of the Arctic (Toronto, 1961), 133.Google Scholar

page 312 note [5] Smith, J., ‘On the Occurrence of Pumice Pebbles in the Raised-Beaches of Ayrshire’, Trans. Geol. Soc. Glasg., 10, 1896, 349.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

page 312 note [6] Addressed to me at the Tromsö Museum.

page 312 note [7] I would like to take this opportunity of thanking the many people, too numerous to name here, who have helped me in this study so far. I am also indebted to Mr Jens Storm Munch of Tromso for suggesting various improvements to this note.