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The Geologist

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1862

Volume

Vol.5 (1862)

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Page 295

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Coordinates: [612, 384, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "common"=>["tertiary red clay", "upper chalk", "lower chalk", "firestone", "gault", "redsand", "kentish ragstone", "drift clay"], "scientific"=>[""]

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Coordinates: [0, 0, 547, 134, 192, 1174], Details: "keywords"=>["geology", "Cretaceous", "Medway", "England", "Maidstone", "Blue Bell Hill", "Crowborough", "fossil", "cross section", "crowborough", "clay", "chalk", "firestone", "greensand", "gault", "redsand", "ragstone", "sand", "Section from Blue Bell Hill to Crowborough Clay Chalk Redsand"]

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    Fig.1 - Section of Blue Bell Hill to the CrowboroughgeologyCretaceousMedwayEnglandMaidstoneBlue Bell HillCrowboroughfossilcross sectioncrowboroughclaychalkfirestonegreensandgaultredsandragstonesandSection from Blue Bell Hill to Crowborough Clay Chalk Redsandgeography

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