Kingsley Charles Dunham
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Kingsley Charles Dunham—Bibliography
This listing has been compiled by Graham McKenna, Helen Kelly and Louise Pettifer from a variety of sources
including Sir Kingsley’s own lists and collections, the catalogue and indexing services available in the Library of the
British Geological Survey at Keyworth, Durham University Library and the County Library’s Local Studies section at
Durham. Tony Johnson, the author of the Biographical Memoir, John Lumsden of Durham University Library and
Brian Young of the British Geological Survey have all been most helpful in supplying information and validating
references. The compilers are aware that, as well as the items listed here, Sir Kingsley’s output included various internal
and consultancy reports which are not all currently in the public domain .Work to identify and list such items continues.
Graham McKenna
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Caerphilly Castle. Mech. Boy. October 1983. 80
Translation of Uber die bildung der alaunschiefer und die entstehung der Kieslagerstatten Meggen
und Rammelsberg F. Frebold. Abh. Prakt. Geol. BergwLehre. Bd 13.
The genesis of ores in relation to petrographic processes. Pan-Am. Geol. 56(4), 285-295.
Mineral deposits of the north Pennines. In: The geology of Northumberland and Durham Proc. Geol.
Ass.. 42(3), 274-281.
Discussion on the genesis of ores in relation to petrographic processes. In: Report of the Centenary
meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, London, 1931, Sectional
transcations – C(Geology). pp. 380-390. Also report in The Durham University Journal. 27(4), p.275.
Genesis or ores in relation to petrographic processes. Nature, Lond. 129(3247). 121.
Quartz-Doleritz pebbles (Whin Sill type) in the Upper Brockram. Geol. Mag. 69(819). 425-427.
The ore deposits of the north Pennines: a genetic study. PhD Thesis, University of Durham.
Crystal cavities in lavas from the Hawaiian Islands. Am. Miner. 18(9), 369-385.
Edited The great sulphur vein of Alston Moor by L.M. Thompson. Proc. Univ. Durham. phil Soc.
9(2), 91-98.
A note on the texture of the Crestmore contact rocks. Am. Miner. 18(11), 474-477.
Structural features of the Alston Block. Geol. Mag. 70(828), 241-254.
(with E.S. LARSEN) Tilleyite, a new mineral from the contact zone at Crestmore, California. Am.
Miner. 18(11), 469-473.
The genesis of the North Pennine ore deposits. Q. Jl. Geol. Soc.Lond. 90(4), 689-720.
The genesis of the North Pennine ore deposits. Abstr. Proc. Geol. Soc.,Lond. 1274, 47-51.
Correspondence from H.T. Stearns. Crystal cavities in lavas from the Hawaiian Islands. Am. Miner.
20(12), 880-882.
The geology of the Organ Mountains with an account of the geology and mineral resources of Dona
Ana County, New Mexico. Bull. New. Mex. Sch. Mines. 11.
The geology of the Organ Mountains with an account of the geology and mineral resources of Dona
Ana County, New Mexico. DSc Thesis, Harvard University.
(With F.M. TROTTER) Map sheet Gloucestershire-Monmouthshire 38SE (1: 10,560) London:
Geological Survey.
(With M.A. PEACOCK) Xenoliths in the Organ batholith, New Mexico with a morphological
description of diopside crystals. Am. Miner. 21(5), 312-320.
The barytes, fluorspar and lead resources in Upper Teesdale and Weardale by Granville Poole.
Newcastle upon Tyne, North-East Development Board. Accompanying map by K.C. Dunham.
(With W.W. VARVILL) Discussion on a study of shapes and distribution of the lead deposits in the
Pennine limestones in relations to economic mining. Trans.Inst Min. Metall.Section E. 46, E519-528.
(With W.W. VARVILL) Discussion on a study of shapes and distribution of the lead deposits in the
Pennine limestones in relations to economic mining. Bull. Instn. Min. Metall. 389, 12-21.
The environment and structure of metalliferous deposits. Mine Quarry Engng. 2(6), 213-216.
The mineralogical investigation of metalliferous deposits. Mine Quarry Engng. 2(7), 273-276.
The paragenesis and color of fluorite in the English Pennines. Am. Miner. 22(5), 468-478.
Fluorspar and barytes in the northern Pennines [correspondence]. Geol. Mag. 74(4), 189-190.
Underground waters in relation to ore deposition. Mine Quarry Engng. 3(8), 297-301.
Discussion on applied geology at Halkyn District United Mines, Limited G.A. Schnellmann.
Trans.Inst. Min. Metall. 48, 625-630.
Discussion on applied geology at Halkyn District United Mines, Limited G.A. Schnellmann. Bull.Inst
Min. Metall, 416, 3-7.
Discussion upon peneplains and related landforms initiated by F. Dixey. Abstr. Proc.geol. Soc., Lond.
No. 1356, 73.
Discussion on The structure of Gower by Professor T.N. George. Abstr. Proc.geol. Soc., Lond. No.
1359, 94.
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Review of Geological Investigations in East Greenland pt III The Petrology of the Skaergaard
intrusion, Kargerdluggsuaq, East Greenland by L.R. Wager and W.A. Deer. Copenhagen: Reitzel
(1939). Geogrl Jl. XCV, 394-395.
Discussion on the lead-zinc mineral resources of Great Britain by W.R. Jones. Trans..Inst Min.
Metall. 50 101-104.
(Discussion on the lead-zinc mineral resources of Great Britain by W.R. Jones. Bull. Instn. Min.
Metall.. 434, 18-22. Errata note in Bull. Instn. Min. Metall. 435, (article by W.R. Jones), 1940, 13.
(With F.M. TROTTER and W.C.C. ROSE) Map sheet Gloucestershire 38 NE (1:10,560) London:
Geological Survey.
1941
(With W.C.C. Rose) Geology of the iron-ore field of south Cumberland and Furness. Geological
Survey of Great Britain Wartime Pamphlet. No. 16.
Iron ore deposits of the northern Pennines. Geological Survey of Great Britain Wartime Pamphlet.
No. 14.
1942. Award of the Murchison Fund to Kingsley Charles Dunham. Abstr. Proc. Geol. Soc.,Lond No. 1383,
18.
Vein minerals of the northern Pennines: lead and zinc ores, fluospar, baryte and witherite. In A survey
of industrial facilities of the north-east region by A.A.L. Caesar. pp. 46-48. Newcastle upon Tyne:
North East Development Board.
1943
Discussion on the structure and ore deposits of the Carboniferous Limestone of Eyam district,
Derbyshire by J. Shirley. Abstr. Proc. Geol. Soc.,Lond No. 1396, 83.
Annual reunion with exhibits and demonstrations held at the Geological Museum, South Kensington,
on May 8th 1943. Exhibition and demonstration with C.J. Stubblefield. Proc. Geol. Ass. LIV(3), 118119.
1944
The production of galena and associated minerals in the northern Pennines; with comparative
statistics for Great Britain. Trans. Inst Min. Metall. Engrs, 53, 181-252.
The production of galena and associated minerals in the northern Pennines; with comparative
statistics for Great Britain. Bull. Instn. Min. Metall, 464, 1-34.
1945
(With H.G. DINES) Barium minerals in England and Wales. Geological Survey of Great Britain
Wartime Pamphlet No. 46.
The production of Galena and associated minerals in the northern Pennines. Min. J. 224(5716), 150153.
Reply to the I.M.M. President on the occasion of the award of the Consolidated Gold Fields of South
Africa Ltd Gold Medal. Trans. Inst Min. Metall. Engrs. 54(12-14). (Award details 26).
(With C.J. STUBBLEFIELD) The stratigraphy, structure and mineralization of the Greenhow mining
area, Yorkshire. Discussion with and reply by. Q. Jl geol. Soc. Lond. 100(3/4), 209-268.
1945-50 Articles on music in the Welwyn Times
1946
Annual Reunion of the Geologists’s Association, 2nd November 1946.
Exhibit to illustrate the geology of German barytes and fluorspar deposits. Geol Assoc. Cir. 485, 2.
Barytes and pyrite in North-west Germany mining and treatment of barites at Meggen (Westphalia),
Bad Lauterberg (Harz) and Hartenrod (Hesse-Nassau), with notes on the Meggen pyrite deposit.
London HMSO for British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee, Final Report No. 287.
The coast range batholith, British Columbia. Nature, Lond. 157(3984), 310.
Discussion on the sequence of geochemical changes leading to granitization by D.L. Reynolds. Abstr.
Proc. Geol. Soc. ,Lond. No. 1422, 58.
Discussion on the teatural features of the granites and invaded rocks of the singo batholite of Uganda
and their petrographic significance by B.C. King. Abstr. Proc. Geol. Soc., Lond. No. 1428, 25-26.
A projected central mill for the Durham flouorspar industry, by A. Pearson. Trans. Inst Min. Metall.
Engrs. 55, 297-315 and 335-338. Discussion 320.
1947
(With J.A. SMYTHE) Ankerites and chalybites from the northern Pennine Orefield and the north-east
coalfield. Mineralog. Mag. 28(197) 53-74.
Excursion to Durham and the northern Pennines. Mineralog. Mag. 28(196), 45-51.
(With S.E. HOLLINGWORTH) Excursion to Penrith and the North-west. Mineralog. Mag. 28(199),
248-254.
(With others) The fluorspar industry in Germany: mines and treatment plans in the Nabburg and
Regensburg districts, Upper Palatinate (Bavaria). London HMSO for British Intelligence Objectives
Sub-Committee Final Report No. 1335.
1948
A contribution to the petrology of the Permian evaporite deposits of north-eastern England. Proc.
Yorks geol. Soc. 27(3), 217-227.
(With G.F. CLARINGBULL AND F.A. BANNISTER) Dickite and collophane in the Magnesian
Limestone of Durham. Mineralog. Mag. 28(201), 338-342.
Geology of the Northern Pennine Orefield Volume 1: Tyne to Stainmore.London : HMSO.
(With J.H. TAYLOR) Guide to excursion A.1 Economic geology of England and Wales. Eighteenth
International Geological Congress, London.
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Petrographical descriptions of two cycles of sedimentation from the Middle Coal Measures,
Woodborough Borehole. Appendix to Marine bands and other faunal marker horizons in relation to
the sedimentary cycles of the Middle Coal Measures of Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire by W.
Edwards and C.J. Stubblefield. Q. Jl. Geol. Soc. Lond. 103(4), 209-260.
Review of Mineral resources of the United States. Nature, Lond. 161(4104), 991-992.
Sixty years of village cricket. Hatfield Hyde Cricket Club Diamond Jubilee Programme. 8-20.
Sources of road aggregate in Great Britain: A list of the larger roadstone quarries and gravel pits
compiled by the Road Research Laboratory. In: Introductory remarks on the geological distribution
of roadstones. London: HMSO.
Geology and reserves of lead and zinc ores: a world survey. Nature, Lond. 163(4131) 9-11.
Geology, paragenesis and reserces of the ors of lead and zinc. 18 th International Geological Congress
– Great Britain 1948. Proceedings of Sectional Meeting F. Geol. Mag.. 86(1), 15-16.
Mineral resources of the British Commonwealth and Empire. Nature, Lond. 164(4167), 427-428.
(With C.J. STUBBLEFIELD) Pateley Bridge Field Meeting 14-15 June 1947. Proc. Yorks. geol. Soc.
27(4), 301-303.
(With W.C.C. ROSE) Permo-Triassic geology of south Cumberland and Furness. Proc. Geol. Ass.
60(1), 11-40.
(With A.I.G. McLAUGHLIN & E. ROGERS) Talc pneumoconiosis. British Journal of Medicine, 6,
184-194.
(with J.C.C. ANDERSON & C.O. HARVEY) Talc, other magnesium minerals and chromite
associated with British Serpentines. Supplement no. 1 – The Corrycharmaig Serpentine Instrusion,
Glen Lochay, Perthshire. Geological Survey of Great Britain Wartime Pamphlet, no. 9, supplement
no. 1.
Vein minerals of the Northern Pennines: Lead zinc and iron ores, fluospar, barytes, witherite. In:
North East Coast: a survey of industrial facilities comprising Northumberland, Durham and the
North Riding of Yorkshire by the Northern Industrial Group. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Andrew Reid, pp
38-44.
Excavations at Allard’s Quarry, Marnhill, Dorset, by A.Williams. Appendix 2 – Report on the
specimens of stone from Allard’s Quarry Marnhull, Dorset. Proc. Dorset nat. Hist. archaeol. Soc. 72,
74-75.
Introduction to the symposium – The geology, paragenesis, and reserves of the ores of lead and zinc.
Symposium and proceedings of section F, International Geological Congress, Report of the 18 th
session, Great Britain 1948, part VII, 11-39.
Lower Carboniferous sedimentation in the northern Pennines (England). In: Rhythm in sedimentation.
Proceedings of Section C, International Geological Congress, Report of the 18 th session, Great Britain
1948, (ed P. ALLEN) part IV, 46-63.
Mining customs of Derbyshire. Report of a North England Home Service Talk. The Listener,
44(1119), 10.
Petrography of the nickeliferous norite of St. Stephen, New Brunswick. Amer. Min., 35(9/10), 711727.
(With J.T. TAYLOR) The use of diamond-impregnated tools for rock-slicing. Mineral. Mag. 29(210),
191-199.
(With V. A. EYLES & J.H.TAYLOR) Geological and petrographical notes. Appendix to The crystal
structure of some chamosite minerals by G.W. Brindley. Mineral. Mag. 29(212), 502-525.
Review of Geology and Mineral Resources in the British Colonies. London: HMSO.
Nature, Lond. 168(4287), 1109-1110.
(With G. ARMSTRONG, C.O. HARVEY, P.A. SABINE, & W.F. WATERS) The paragenesis of
sylvine, carnallite, polyhalite, and kieserite in Eskdale boring no.s 3, 4, and 6, north-east Yorkshire.
Mineral. Mag. 29(214), 667-689.
Review of Ore genesis. A metallurgical interpretation; an alternative to the Hydrothermal Theory by
J.S. Brown. London: Thomas Murby and Co.
Nature, Lond. 167(4236), 6.
Petrography of the igneous rocks. In: The concealed coalfield of Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire by
W. Edwards. 3rd ed. London: HMSO, 78-79.
Recent work on the Cleveland Ironstone. In: The constitution and origin of sedimentary iron ores: a
symposium. Proc. Yorks. geol. Soc. 28(2), 66-101.
Sources of road aggregate in Great Britain compiled by the Road Research Laboratory. Introductory
remarks on the geological distribution of roadstones: England and Wales. 2 nd ed. London: HMSO, 26.
Age-relations of the epigenetic mineral deposits of Britain. Trans. geol. Soc. Glasg. 21(3), 395-429.
Reviews of Eruptive rocks – their genesis, composition, classification and their relation to ore
deposits by S.J. Shard. London: Thomas Morby, 1950 and The study of rocks. 3 rd edition. London:
Thomas Morley, 1951. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta. 2(4), 259-260.
Fluorspar, Special Report on Mineral Resources of Great Britain, No. 4, 4th edition. London: HMSO.
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(With F.M. TROTTER) Genesis of the West Coast hematite deposits chapter vii. In: T. Robertson
The iron ore deposits of Great Britain. In: Symposium sur les Gisements de fer du Monde, 19 th
Congress Geologique International. Alger: [The Congress] tome II, 435-438.
Hone stones etc. In: The excavation of Iron Age villages on Boscombe Down West by K.M.
Richardson. Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, LIV(CXCIV), p.164.
Iron ore deposits of Furness chapter iv. In: T. Robertson The iron ore deposits of Great Britain. In:
Symposium sur les Gisements de fer du Monde, 19 th Congress Geologique International. Alger: [The
Congress] tome II, 423-427.
Iron ores of the northern Pennines (England) chapter viii. In: T. Robertson The iron ore deposits of
Great Britain. In: Symposium sur les Gisements de fer du Monde, 19 th Congress Geologique
International. Alger: [The Congress] tome II, 423-427.
Contribution to The Mesozoic Ironstones of England: The Liassic Ironstones by T.H. Whitehead et al.
London: HMSO.
Reviews of Proceedings of the Fourth Empire Mining and Metallurgical Congress held in Great
Britain 9-23 July 1949, London: Empire Mining and Metallurgical Congress. Nature. 169(4308), 855.
Discussion on Some geographical results of the exploration for potash in North-East Yorkshire by
L.R. Raymond. Abstr. Proc. Geol. Soc., Lond. No. 1480, 11-12.
Alexander Reid (obituary). Proc. Geol. Soc., Lond . No. 1502, cxxxvii-cxxxviii.
Petrography of the Millstone Grit and Lower Coal Measures. In: Geology of the country between
Bradford and Skipton. Explanation of sheet 69. One-inch Geological New Series, by J.V. Stephens,
G.H. Mitchell & W. Edwards. London: HMSO, 111-118.
(With others) A guide to the geology of the district round Ingleborough. Proc. Yorks. geol. Soc. 29(2),
77-115.
(With J.E. MOREY) A petrographical study of mediaeval hones from Yorkshire. Proc. Yorks. geol.
Soc. 29(2), 141-148.
Red coloration in desert formations of Permian and Triassic age in Britain. In: Deserts Actuels et
Anciens. Section 7 Comptes Rendus de la Dix-neuvieme Session Congres Geologique International,
Alger. 25-32.
(With W. ANDERSON) Reddened beds in the Coal Measures beneath the Permian of Durham and
south Northumberland. Proc. Yorks. geol. Soc. 29(1), 21-32.
Reply to Dr. G.M. Leeds on receiving the Bigsby Medal. Proc. Geol. Soc. ,Lond. No. 1499, 92-93.
Review of Rocks for chemists – an introduction to petrology for chemists and students of chemistry.
London: Thomas Morby. Geochim.Cosmochim. Acta. 3(2/3), 155.
Contributions to Geology of the country around Chatham. Explanation of sheet 272. One-inch
Geological New Series by H.G. Dines, S.C.A. Holmes and J.A. Robbie. London: HMSO, 12-13 and
112.
Contribution to The Carboniferous rocks of Edendork, Co. Tyrone by J.A. Robbie. Bull. Geol. Surv.
Gt Br. No. 8, 21-37.
Concentration of minerals during metamorphism. In: Natural processes of mineral concentration,
[Proceedings of the] 3rd Inter-University Geological Congress Durham, 42-46.
Contributions to Geology of the country between Burton-upon-Trent, Rugely and Uttoxeter.
Explanation of sheet 140. One-inch Geological New Series by G.H. Mitchell. London: HMSO.
The inhomogeneous earth: an introduction to the congress. In: Natural Processes of mineral
concentration, [Proceedings of the] 3rd Inter-University Geological Congress Durham, 5-8.
Geology in Edinburgh: A Holmes and F.H. Stewart. Nature, Lond. 178(4526), 180.
(With G.A.L. JOHNSON) Dun Fell excursion 18-21 May 1956. Proc. Yorks geol. Soc. 31(1), 72-74.
(With M.H.P. BUTT & G.A.L JOHNSON) The northern Pennines: exhibit. In: Catalogue of the
Geological Society of London 150th anniversary celebration Conversazione. London: Geological
Society. 8.
Science in the Durham Colleges. Nature, Lond. 179(4574), 1334.
(With M. DUNHAM) The stone of the Neville Screen in Durham Cathedral. Durham University
Journal. March. 47-50.
(With R. PHILLIPS, R.A. CHALMERS & D.A. JONES) The chromiferous ultrabasic rocks of
eastern Sierra Leone. Overseas Geol. Minl. Resour. Bull. Supp. No. 3, 1-44.
Foreword. Journal of Durham Colleges Geological Society. Michaelmas.
Future of mineral exploration in Great Britain and Ireland. Nature, Lond. 182(4643), 1136-1137.
Geology. In: The Buildings of England: Northumberland by N. Pevsner & I.A. Richmond. London:
Penguin.
(With W.HOPKINS) Geology around the university towns: the Durham area. Geologists’ Ass. Guide
No. 15.
(With T. EASTWOOD, F.M. TROTTER & W.C.C. ROSE) Map sheet SO 50 NW (1:10,560).
London: Geological Survey.
(With F.M. TROTTER) Map sheet SO 50 NE (1:10,560). London: Geological Survey.
(With F.M. TROTTER) Map sheet SO 51 SE (1:10,560). London: Geological Survey.
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Middleton in Teesdale excursion 17-19 May 1957. Proc. Yorks geol. Soc. 31(3), 326-327.
The tectonic framework of Carboniferous sedimentation. In: The Upper Palaeozoic -[Proceedings of
the] 7th Inter-University Geological Congress Swansea, 22-28.
Epigenetic mineralization in Yorkshire. Proc. Yorks geol. Soc. 32(1), 1-30.
Foreword. Journal of the Arthur Holmes Society. 1(2), 3-4.
Obituary. Friedrich Adolp Paneth. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta. 16(1/3), 196.
The future of non-ferrous mining in Great Britain and Ireland. Proceedings of a symposium arranged
by the Institution of Mining and Metallurgy in collaboration with the United Kingdom Metal Mining
Association, held on 23rd and 24th September, 1958. London: Institution of Mining and Metallurgy.
Summing up and conclusions by K.C. Dunham.
Geology and roadstones of Northumberland and Durham (with discussion). Jl. Instn Highw. Engrs.
VI(2), 102-107.
(With W.C.C. ROSE & T. EASTWOOD) Map sheet SO 51 SW (1:10,560) London: Geological
Survey.
Non-ferrous mining potentialities of the northern Pennines. In: The Proceedings of a Symposium on
the future of non-ferrous mining in Great Britain and Ireland. London: September 1958. Trans. Inst
Min. Metall. Engrs, 115-147.
Background to a borehole. Journal of the Arthur Holmes Society. 1(3), 18-21.
(With W.W. BLACK, C.J. STUBBLEFIELD & K.A. JOYSEY) Cracoe, Grassington and Greenhow
Hill: Field meeting 29 August – 2 September 1959. Proc. Yorks geol. Soc. 32(4), 375-377.
Foreword. Journal of the Arthur Holmes Society. 1(3), 4-5.
Contributions to Lexique Stratigraphique International. Volume I Europe, Fasc 3a Great Britain VIII
Upper Carboniferous. Paris Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique.
(With F.M. TROTTER, W.C.C. ROSE & F.B.A WELCH) Map sheet 233 Monmouth (1:63,360).
London: Geological Survey.
Natural raw materials for the chemical industry in the North-east. (Report of a lecture by Kingsley
Dunham). Chemy Ind. 49, 3rd Dec, 1497-1498.
Review of Petrochemische berecheungsmethoden auf aquivalenter grunlage by C. Burri. Basel:
Birkhauser Verlag. Nature, Lond. 186(4718), 56-57.
(With R.J. FIRMAN & M.H.P. BOTT) South-west Lake District excursion 22-24 May 1959. Leader.
Proc. Yorks. geol. Soc. 32(4), 372-373.
Syngenetic and digenetic mineralization in Yorkshire. Proc. Yorks. geol. Soc. 32(3), 229-284.
Black shale, oil and sulphide. Advmt Sci., Br. Ass.. 18(73), 284-299.
(With M.H.P. BOTT) Foundations of the northern Pennines. Times Science Review. 41, 13-14.
(With M.R. HOUSE & J.C. WIGGLESWORTH) Geology and structure of the Maltese islands. In:
Malta: background for development (eds H. BOWEN-JONES, J.C. DEWDNEY & W.B. FISHER),
Durham: University of Durham Department of Geography, pp.25-33.
Granite beneath the northern Pennines. Nature, Lond. 190(4779), 899-900.
Discussion on R.L. Stanton’s ‘Elemental constitution of the Black Star orebodies, Mount Isa,
Queensland, and its interpretation’. Trans. Inst. Min. Metall. 72, 375-378.
(Obituary) Esoer Signius Larsen Jr. Abstr. Proc. Geol. Soc., Lond. No. 1602, 157.
Review of Rock forming minerals Vol 1: Ortho- and ring silicates by W.A. Deer, R.A. Howie & J.
Zussman. Geochim. Cosmochim Acta. 26(12), 1357.
Rookhope and Weardale excusion 19-22 May 1961. Proc. Yorks. geol. Soc. 33(3), 262-264.
(With G.A.L. JOHNSON) Sub-surface data on the Namurian strate of Allenheads, south
Northumberland. Proc. Yorks. geol. Soc. 33(3), 235-254.
Toast to ‘the guests’ at the IMM Dinner, Grocer’s Hall, April 4. Trans. Inst. Min. Metall. 72, 656-658.
Training of geologists and geophysicists in the United Kingdom for service in the underdeveloped
countries. United Nations Conference on the application of science and technology for the benefit of
the less developed areas. 27/9/62. Agenda item A.5.1.4. 6pp.
(With D.M. HIRST) Chemistry and petrography of the marl slate of South-east Durham, England.
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