...L. A. J. Garvie Abstract Sideronatrite [Na 2 Fe(SO 4 ) 2 (OH).3H 2 O] occurs as yellow botryoidal encrustations on low cliffs of weathered pyrite-bearing mudstones at Barton-on-Sea, Hampshire, England. Extensive areas of the cliffs, up to approximately 100 m 2 , are coated with sideronatrite...

...) and the Elmore Member of the Barton Clay (Middle Eocene, Barton Group), at Totton, Hampshire Tertiary Research 1996 16 223 226 Jones D.K.C. The geomorphology of the British Isles. Southeast and southern England London and New York Methuen Kemp D.J. King A.D. King C. Quayle...

... to unexpected land loss and higher costs as the defences were not designed with this in mind. Using Christchurch Bay, southern England as a study region, a historical shoreline analysis was undertaken at three case study sites (Highcliffe, Barton-on-Sea and Becton) where defences have been constructed...

... was the subject of a detailed study by Plint (1983). He identified five transgressive levels, interpreted as eustatic sea-level rises. Subsequently (Plint 1988) elaborated the sedimentological model, and extended the study down into the London Clay and up into the Barton Group. In the model (Plint 1988, fig. 4...

... Colwell Bay, England Priabonian NP20 35.8 0.1 20.9 Headon Hill Fm, venus Bed P115 Striatolamia macrota Pelagic Barton, England Bartonian NP17 37.6 0.4 18.8 Becton Sand Fm, K P114 Striatolamia macrota Pelagic Barton, England Bartonian NP16 40.4 0.4 21.0 Barton Clay Fm, D...

... in the Fawley Transmission Tunnel. Proc. Geol. Assoc. 79 , 179 – 206 . Devoy, R. J. 1982 . Analysis of the geological evidence for Holocene sea-level movements in Southeast England. Proc. Geol. Assoc. 93 , 65 – 90 . Durrance, E. M. 1969 . The buried channels of the Exe...

.... thesis, Univ. Durham, 1986) Faroes Hughes, Barton & Hamson (1997) FIRE 1 Richardson et al . (1999) FAST England et al . (unpub. data) FLARE Richardson et al . (1999) COOLE Lowe & Jacob (1989) ICSSP Jacob et al . (1985) VARNET Masson et al . (1998...

... at the base of the ‘Auversian’ in the Paris Basin, called HP8 by Pomerol (1989) , is roughly equivalent to the Selsey–Barton Clay contact ( King 2016 , fig. 72). There is little evidence that H2 was caused by inversion and therefore it probably represents an eustatic sea-level event, interpreted...

... Sea, in the Irish Sea, and in the Shannon estuary. The majority of shots consisted of 150 kg of Imperial Chemical Industries (ICI) Geophex; several 450 kg shots and quarry blasts were also detonated. These shots were recorded across northern England by 60 three-component seismometers, which were...

... (North Sea) and outcrops in the Upper Jurassic, Lower Cretaceous, Palaeocene and Eocene of southern England. Most emphasis is placed on Eocene sections. 149 \ \ \ 2 0 m m . - .~ . , , . o " . Fig. 1. General characteristics of Ophiomorpha nodosa. (A) dissected burrow with sandy wall pellets, smooth...

... Basin: Chambors and La Ferme de l'Orme, France (Lutetian); Barton on Sea, England and Auvers-sur-Oise, France (Bartonian) and Brockenhurst, England (late Priabonian) ( Fig. 1 ). Details of stratigraphy, paleolatitudes, estimated ages and facies of the locations are summarized in Wallace and Rosen (2006...

... in the Barton Clay Cliffs of Hampshire . Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology , 17 , 117 – 136 . Barton M.E. Garvey P.M. 2011 . Reactivation of landsliding following partial cliff stabilization at Barton-on-Sea, Hampshire, UK . Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology...

... them to overestimate Cenozoic denudation; their analysis is thus not a sound basis for superseding the interpretation (e.g., Green, 2002; Green et al., 2012) of only modest 700 m) Cenozoic denudation in uplands of northern England. REFERENCES CITED Barton, P.J., 1992, LISPB revisited: A new look under...

... of LISPB DELTA lies close to the area of maximum Cenozoic denudation through the East Irish Sea and northern England as described by Jones et al. (2002 ). The southern part of the profile crosses a region where there is less evidence of this uplift but Hillis et al. (2008 ) have demonstrated...

... of the Barton Clay Cliffs of Hampshire, England. Proc. 1st Int. Cong. Engng Geol. Paris. 1, 131–140. Barton, M. E. & Booth, A. I. 1968 . The Barton Clay Cliffs of Hampshire: Preliminary Studies of Stability. Univ. Southampton. Civil Eng. Dept. Report 31/68. Burton, E. St...

..., 1997 ; Pharaoh, 1999 ; England, 2000 ; Fig. 1 ; Fig. DR1 in the GSA Data Repository 1 ). Reflection seismic profiles in the southern North Sea and the North German Basin generally show poor resolution at deeper crustal levels due to the presence of evaporites, one of the reasons to record...

...M. E. Barton; B. J. Coles Summary Research is in progress to determine the nature and pattern of the degradation processes in an actively eroding stretch of the Barton Clay cliffs in the Naish Farm area of Highcliffe, Hampshire. In response to loss of beach material the rate of recession has...

.... 2012 ) in the Barton Beds of Christchurch Bay. Barton was perhaps doubly, or triply, fortunate that the nearest coastal exposures of eroding clay and sand cliffs to his base at Southampton University should bear the name (Barton Beds) of the type locality at Barton-on-Sea. So was created what is surely...

... 325 38 Barton P. Matthews D. Hall J. Warner M. Moho beneath the North Sea compared on normal incidence and wide-angle seismic records Nature 1984 308 55 6 Barton P. Wood R. Tectonic evolution of the North Sea basin: crustal stretching and subsidence...