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Identifier: quarterlyjourna601904geol (find matches)
Title: The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London
Year: 1845 (1840s)
Authors: Geological Society of London
Subjects: Geology
Publisher: London (etc.)
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uthor :— Some one may perhaps say that the Bovey Basin may have been formed inOligocene time, and that the formation of this basin was enough to deflect theriver southward. My reply would be that there is absolutely no evidenceof strong earth-movements in Oligocene time, that those in the Isle of Wightare obviously post-Oligocene, and that the Bovey syncline is comparable withthem. Further, the axis of this syncline does not run north and south, butnorth-west and south-east, and, as I believe, it crosses the granitic area. Vol. 60.) HFMAX REMAINS IX GOEGH?S CAVERN, CHEDDAR. 335 22, The Discovery of Heman Remahts under the Stalagmite-Floorof Goughs Catern, Cheddar. By Henry Xathaxiel Dayies,Esq., F.G.S. (Read April 13th, 1904.) (Plate XXIX.) Goeghs Cavern is an extensive and much-branching subterraneanwaterway, which opens at the base of the cliffs on the south side ofa picturesque gorge in the Carboniferous Limestone of the ACendips, Fig. 1.—Plan of part of Goughs Cavern, Cheddar.
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<7 = Entrance. b=Vestibule. c=Limestone-block. d = Cave-earth left in position. e = Projecting rock, much rubbed and polished.y? Jct Jc=Ascending side-fissures. g = Descending fissure, in which thehuman skeleton was found. / = Lowest part of the main passage. z-2=Line of section of fig. 2, p. 336. r and / mark the position of dome-shaped vents (fig. 3, p. 338). near the village of Cheddar. For many years the proprietor,Mr. Pv. C. Gough, has worked the cavern, clearing out without much SO •«o ~0 • C/3 O r>S2 to &5 fcb
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  • booksubject:Geology
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