A note on the crag in Norfolk
By: Downing, R.A
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ArticleDescription: 81-86pp ; Illustration.Subject(s): Crag - Norfolk - England | Quaternary - Norfolk - England
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Geological magazine : Vol. 96 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1959Summary: Abstract
In East Norfolk, boreholes have revealed the presence of a northern and a southern clay bed in the Crag. These lie at different horizons and have been linked to clay exposures previously correlated with the Chillesford Beds of Suffolk. It is concluded that a clay facies is developed at two main horizons in the Crag in Norfolk.
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Abstract
In East Norfolk, boreholes have revealed the presence of a northern and a southern clay bed in the Crag. These lie at different horizons and have been linked to clay exposures previously correlated with the Chillesford Beds of Suffolk. It is concluded that a clay facies is developed at two main horizons in the Crag in Norfolk.
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