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I.—Notes on a Collection of Fossil Plants from the Newent Coal-Field (Gloucestershire)

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

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It has been known for more, than a hundred years past that a small tract of Upper Carboniferous rocks occurs in North-West Gloucestershire, between May Hill and the Malverns. The beds crop out in the neighbourhood of Newent, a village lying some ten miles to the north-west of Gloucester. The field, however, is almost entirely concealed beneath Triassic rocks. The measures are productive, and have been worked at various periods on a small scale, though the greater portion of the basin remains to this day unexplored.

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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1910

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