Hugh Prudden (1929 – 2015), who knew everything about the geology of Somerset, compiled a bibliography of references to Somerset geology up to the year 1997. You can download his original bibliography HERE.
Recently the Somerset Geology Group updated the bibliography and you can download the new version HERE. (this is a pdf with helpful formatting)
I have converted the pdf file to a Word document and inserted it below. It is a very long document – 103 pages (!) and is a testament to the hard work done by Hugh Prudden and his successor, Andy Gordon. The entries are in alphabetical order of the lead author. You will need to use the FIND tool of your browser to find specific subjects. (Usually ctrl+F in Windows computers).
A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOMERSET GEOLOGY
An update of Hugh Prudden’s 1997 Bibliography of Somerset Geology
by Andy Gordon for Somerset Geology Group
Version 1.5 – work in progress at March 2024
Updates made after August 2023 in green text. Updates made after December 2023 in red text. Updates after 15th March 2024 in purple text. (This has not been implemented in this version – see the pdf version available above)
© Somerset Geology Group.
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Version | Date | Update |
0.1 | 6th January 2023 | 1. Changed format of bibliography to the following (example): Farrant, A. R., Vranch, R. D., Ensom, P. C., Wilkinson, I. P. & Woods, M. A., 2014. New evidence of the Cretaceous overstep of the Mendip Hills, Somerset, UK. Proceedings of the Geologists Association, 125(1), 63- 73… 2. Added SGG and other printed papers shared by Wendy Lutley |
0.2 | 5th February 2023 | Updated from SGG papers shared by Garry Dawson |
0.3 | 7th February 2023 | Starting to add references from SGG newsletters provided by Wendy Lutley |
0.4 | 22nd March 2023 | Continuing adding references from SGG Newsletters in 1997 |
0.5 | 27th June 2023 | 1. 153 references added to Hugh’s 1997 bibliography. 2. Removed duplicate / irrelevant references / general tidy up. 3. References added in 2023 are all in blue typeface. |
1.0 | 3rd August 2023 | Posted to SERC website |
1.1 | 25th October 2023 | Added / edited items in green font |
1.2 | 21st December 2023 | 1. Added / edited items in red font. 2. Posted to SGG website |
1.3 | 3rd March 2024 | 1. Added references from the Somerset Geology Group LGS area references. 2. Added BGS Memoirs 3. Added various other references in red font. 4. Posted to SGG website. 1,542 references listed |
1.4 | 15th March 2024 | 1. Completed updating all Ussher references (1958-2022) 1,589 references listed (268 new references since 6th January 2023). |
1.5 | 15th March 2024 | 1. Added references from Bath Geological Society Journals. 2. Other ad hoc references added 1,660 references to Somerset Geology (299 added since January 2023). |
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ACLAND, Thomas Dyke, “On the farming of Somersetshire” in J Roy Agric Soc (1850) 11.2, 666
Adkins, L & Adkins, R. 1991. Excavations at Ham Hill. Somerset Archaeological and Natural History Society. Proceedings Volume 135. Pages 89-94.
ALABASTER, C, “The minerals of Mendip” in Somerset Mines Res Group J (Jul 1982) 1.4, 1-52
ALABASTER, C, WILSON, D, “Volcanic clasts in the basal inferior oolite of East Mendip” in Proc Bristol Natur Soc (1974) 34, 73-75
ALABASTER, C, “Iron manganese mineralization at Merehead Quarry, Eastern Mendips” in Proc Ussher Soc (1975) 3.2, 236
ALABASTER, C, “Plattnerite from the Bristol district” in Proc Bristol Natur Soc (1985) 45, 17-22
ALABASTER, C, “Melanotekite from the Bristol district” in Proc Bristol Natur Soc (1985) 45, 11-16
ALABASTER, C J, “Some copper, lead and manganese minerals from Merehead Quarry” in Proc Bristol Natur Soc (1974) 34, 76-104
ALABASTER, C J, “Post inferior oolite mineralization at Whatley Quarry” in Proc Bristol Natur Soc (1975) 35, 73-84
ALEXANDER, T M W, “The peat industry in Somerset” in International Peat Symposium, Dublin (1954)
AL-JASSAR, S, HAWKINS, A B, “The Carboniferous Limestone of the Bristol area …” in Quart J Engineering Geol (1991) 24, 143-158
ALLEN, F J, “Dulcote Hill and quarries” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1907) 53.1, 29-30
Allen, J.R.L. 2012. Ham Hill Stone in North Hampshire: J.L. Pearson’s Church of St Mary (1896) Laverstoke. Proceedings of the Hampshire Field Club Archaeological Society Volume 67, Part II. Pages 441 – 444.
ALLEN, J R L, “The post-glacial geology and geoarchaeology of the Avon wetlands” in Proc Bristol Natur Soc (1990) 50, 28-46
ALLEN, N, GIDDENS, C, “Treborough slate quarry and conservation area” in Exmoor Rev (1983) 24, 23-29
ALLEN, N V, Churches and chapels of Exmoor (1974)
ALLOWAY, R M M, Cheap coal? … with an appendix on peat … (1874)*
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AMALGAMATED ROADSTONE CORPORATION, “The quarrying industry on Mendip” in HALL, W G, Man and the Mendips (1971), 109-118
AMBROSE, T, ROMANO, M, “New Upper Carboniferous Chelicerate (Arthropoda) from Somerset” in Palaeontology (1972) 15, 569-578*
Ambrose, K. 2001. The lithostratigraphy of the Blue Lias Formation (Late Rhaetian—Early Sinemurian) in the southern part of the English Midlands. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association Volume 112, Issue 2, Pages 97-110
ANDERSON, L I, “Xiphosaurans from the Westphalian D of the Radstock Basin …” in Proc Geol Ass (Oct 1994) 105.4, 265-275
ANDERSON, M G, “The role of topography in controlling throughflow generation” in Earth Surface Processes (1978) 3.4, 331-344
ANDERSON, M G, CALVER, A, “Exmoor channel patterns in relation to the flood of 1952” in Proc Ussher Soc (1982) 5, 362-367
ANDERSON, R J, DAVIES, B E, NUNN, J H, JAMES, P M C, “The dental health of
children … environmental cadmium and lead” in Brit Dental J (1979) 147, 159-161* ANDERSON, R J, DAVIES, B E, “Dental caries prevalence and trace elements in soil …” in
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Anderson, M.W., Price, G.D., Peacock, D.C.P & Page, K.N. 2014. Field excursion to examine the Jurassic sedimentology and structure of the North Somerset coast, 5th January 2014. The Ussher Society. Volume 13 Part 3 2014. Pages 362-364.
ANDREWS, J T, GILBERTSON, D D, HAWKINS, A B, “The Pleistocene succession of the Severn Estuary …” in J Geol Soc London (1984) 141, 967-974*
ANDREWS, Peter, Owls, caves and fossils … (1990)
ANSTICE, R, “Letter on Arragonite on the Quantock Hills” in Trans Geol Soc 1 ser (1821) 5, 613*
ANSTICE, R, “Letter accompanying a specimen of Arragonite … Quantock Hills” in Ann of Phil (1818) 11, 67*
ANSTICE, Robert, “Notice of the discovery of some fossil bones near Bridgwater” in Trans Geol Soc 1 ser (1821) 15.5, 611*
Anstie, J. 1873. The coalfields of Gloucestershire and Somerset. Yeovil Library
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APSIMON, A M DONOVAN, D T TAYLOR, H, “Late-glacial and post glacial deposits of Brean Down, Somerset” in Proc Univ Bristol Spelaeol Soc (1960-1961) 9.2, 67-136
Arkell, W.J. 1954. Three complete sections of the Cornbrash. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association. Volume 65, Issue 2, 1954, Pages 115-122.
ASHURST, John, PRICE, Clifford, ROSS, Keith, “Surface treatments, part 2: the cleaning … of limestone …” in ASHURST, John, DIMES, Francis G, Conservation of building and decorative stone (1990) 2, 169-184
ASTON, M, MURLESS, B, ANDREWS, P, “Somerset Archaeology 1977: Westbury Middle Pleistocene Project” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1977-1978) 122, 121-123 ASTON, M, MURLESS, B, “Somerset Archaeology 1977: Dunball Brickworks, Puriton” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1977-1978) 122, 147
ASTON, M, MURLESS, B, “Somerset Archaeology 1977: Southfield brickyard, Taunton” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1977-1978) 122, 147
ASTON, M, MURLESS, B, WARD, A P, “Somerset Archaeology 1977: limekiln survey” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1977-1978) 122, 148
ATES, A, KEAREY, P, “Deep structure of the East Mendip Hills from gravity … data” in J Geol Soc London (1993) 50, 1055-1063*
ATES, A, KEAREY, P, “Structure of Blackdown Hill pericline, … from gravity … data” in J Geol Soc London (1993) 50, 729-736*
ATKINSON, T C, DREW, D P, “Underground drainage of limestone catchments in the Mendip Hills” in GREGORY, K J, WALLING, D E, Fluvial processes in instrumented watersheds (1974) 87-106
ATKINSON, T C, “The dangers of pollution of limestone aquifers” in Proc Univ Bristol Spelaeol Soc (1969-1971) 12.1, 281-290
ATKINSON, T C, SMART, P L, ANDREWS, J N, “Uranium series dating of speleothems: Rhino Rift” in Proc Univ Bristol Spelaeol Soc (1984) 17.1, 55-69
ATKINSON, T C, Hydrology and erosion in a limestone terrain (Bristol PhD thesis)
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ATKINSON, T C, “Water tracing on Mendip” in J Wessex Cave Club (Aug 1970) 11.130, 98 ATKINSON, T C, “Diffuse flow and conduit flow in limestone … Mendip Hills” in
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ATKINSON, T C, SMITH, D I, DAVIS, J J, WHITAKER, R J, “Experiments in tracing underground waters in limestones” in J Hydrology (1973) 19, 323-349*
ATKINSON, T C, DREW, D P, HIGH, C, Mendip Karst hydrology project (Wessex Cave Club Occ Pub 2 ser 1) (1967)
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Atthill, R. 1971. Old Mendip
AUSTIN, R, “Note on a fissure in the Quantock Hills near Merridge” in Trans Geol Soc (1821) 5, 613*
AUSTIN, Thomas, “On the occurrence of Otopteris in the Lower Lias” in Proc Bristol Natur Soc 2 ser (Apr 1867) 2.4, 43-45
Avery, B.W. 1955. The Soils of the Glastonbury District of Somerset. (Sheet 296). Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. Memoirs of the Soils Survey of Great Britain. England and Wales. HMSO
BADHAM, J P N, BAYERLEY, M, LLEWELLYN, D J, “A new geological model to
explain the gravity gradient … Exmoor” in J Geol Soc London (1977) 133, 385-393*
BAKER, Ernest A, BALCH, H E, The netherworld of Mendip (1907)
BAKER, Henry, “Mr Henry Baker … an … at Taunton … 1 July 1757 [recte 1747?]” in Phil Trans Roy Soc London (1750) 46, 689*
BAKER, P G, COPP, C J T, “Terebratulide affinity of the brachiopod `Spirifera minima’ Moore” in Palaeontology (Nov 1975) 18.4, 879-882
BAKER, W, “Geology of Somerset” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1851) 1.2, 127-139
BAKER, W, “Cannington Park Limestone” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1852) 3.2, 125-132
BAKER, W, “The Williams Museum” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1852) 3.1, 5-8
BALCH, H E, “Dulcote Quarries” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1933) 79.1, 59-60
BALCH, H E, “The smaller caves of the Dinder district” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1933) 79.1, 61-65
BALCH, H E, “Excavations at Wookey Hole and other Mendip caves, 1926-7” in Antiq J
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BALCH, H E, Mendip: Cheddar, its gorge and caves (1947)
BALCH, H E, Mendip: the great cave at Wookey Hole (1947)
BALCH, H E, Mendip: its swallet caves and rock shelters (1937)
BALCH, H E, Wookey Hole: its caves and cave dwellers (1914)
BALCH, H E, The caves of Mendip (1926)
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BALCH, H E, Fourteen years at the Badger Hole (1971)
BALCHIN, W G V, “The erosion surfaces of Exmoor” in Geogr J (1952) 118, 453-476 BAMBER, A E, “The Avonian of the Western Mendips … Cheddar Valley to the sea” in Proc Bristol Natur Soc 4 ser (1923) 6.1, 75-91
BARNWELL, E L, “Orchardleigh stones” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1875) 21.1, 40-44
Barr, M.W.C. 2007. Building Stone at the Western Edge of the Blackdown Hills. The Ussher Society Volume 11 Part 4. The Scott Simpson Lecture Read at the Annual Conference of the Ussher Society, Geoscience in South-West England 11, 348-354
Barr, M.W.C. 2006. Building with stone in East Devon and adjacent parts of Dorset and Somerset. Transactions of the Devonshire Association, Volume 138, Pages 185-224.
Barr, M.W.C. 2019. Inventory of the Building Stones of Devon and adjacent parts of Dorset and Somerset, Volumes I and II. Devon and Somerset Heritage Centres
Barr, M.W.C. 2023. Database of Devon and Somerset Building Materials. Devon Archives and Local Studies. Reference Number: ZBJM. Accession Number: D2023/233.
BARRETT, C R B, Somersetshire: highways, byways and waterways (1894)
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BARRY, Charles, DE LA BECHE, H T, SMITH, William, SMITH, Charles H, Report … selection of stone … the new Houses of Parliament (1839)*
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BARTON, C M, IVIMEY-COOK, H C, LOTT, G K, TAYLOR, R T, The Purse Caundle Borehole … (BGS Technical Report SA/92/01) (1993)
BARTON, C M, Geology of the Milborne Port district … (BGS Technical Report WA/89/60) (1989)
Barton, C.M Evans, D.J Bristow, C.R Freshney, E.C & Kirby, G.A. 1998. Reactivation of relay ramps and structural evolution of the Mere Fault and Wardour Monocline, northern Wessex Basin. Geological Magazine, Volume 135, Issue 3, Pages 383 – 395.
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BATEMAN, “The roadstones of Somerset and Wilts” in Trans Civil Mech Eng (1888/89) 76*
BATES, E H, “Leland in Somerset 1540-1542” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1887) 33.2, 60-136
BATES, E H, “Pen Selwood” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1904) 50.2, 50-67 BATES, E H, “Whitstone” in Notes Queries Somerset Dorset (Dec 1898) 6.44, 145
Bates, M.R & Wenban-Smith, F. 2006. Pleistocene history and Palaeolithic archaeology of the river Avon in the light of new evidence from Twyford House, Shirehampton. Quaternary of Somerset Field Guide. Pages 154-172. Quaternary Research Association.
BATTEN, E C, “Centenary of William Smith” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1892) 38.2, 351-361
BEALE, J, “The ingenious reflexions relating to medical springs .. considered” in Phil Trans Roy Soc London (1670) 5, 1154*
BEALE, J, “Concerning a salt spring at East Chenock” in Phil Trans Roy Soc London (1670) 5, 1128*
BEALE, J, “Some promiscuous observations made in Somersetshire …” in Phil Trans Roy
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BEALE, J, HIGHMORE, Nathaniel, “A brief account of a salt spring in Somersetshire, by Dr H …” in Phil Trans Roy Soc London (1669) 4, 1130*
BEALL, B S, “The Writhlington phalangiotarbids …” in Proc Geol Ass (1991) 102, 161-168* BEAUMONT, John, “A further account of some rock-plants growing in the lead mines ..” in Phil Trans Roy Soc London (1683) 13.150, 276*
BECKETT, S C, HIBBERT, F A, “Vegetational change and the influence of prehistoric man …” in New Phytol (1979) 83, 577-600
BECKETT, S C, “Palaeobotanical investigations at the Difford’s 1 site” in Somerset Levels Pap (1978) 4, 101-106
BEER, K E, TOMBS, J M C, Geochemical and geophysical investigations in Exmoor .. Brendon (BGS Mineral Reconnaissance Programme Technical Report WF/90/6) (1987) *
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BENTLEY, John, “Blue Anchor sea defences” in Somerset Ind Archaeol Soc Bull (1983) 33, 2 (also in W Som Archaeol Natur Hist Soc News 8)
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Benton, M.J. 1997. The Triassic reptiles from Devon. The Ussher Society Volume 9 Part 2 1997. The Scott Simson Lecture Read at the Annual Conference of the Ussher Society, Geoscience In South-West England. Pages 141-152.
Benton, M.J. Cook, E. & Turner, P. 2002. Permian and Triassic Red Beds and the Penarth Group of Great Britain. Geological Magazine, Volume 139, Issue 5. Geological Conservation Review Series no. 24. Peterborough: Joint Nature Conservation Committee.
BERZELIUS, A, “New ore of lead” in Ann of Phil 2 ser (1824) 8, 151*
Bessa, J.L & Hesselbo, S.P. 1997. Gamma-ray character and correlation of the Lower Lias, SW Britain. Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association Volume 108, Issue 2, 1997, Pages 113-129.
BIDGOOD, W, “Cannington Park quarries” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1877) 23.1, 60-62
BIDGOOD, William, A guide to the museum … in Taunton Castle (1879)
BILLINGSLEY, John, General view of the agriculture of the county of Somerset (1797) BINDING, Hilary, STEVENS, Douglas, Minehead: a new history (1977)
BIRD, M J, ALLEN, D J, Hydraulic conductivity measurements … Carboniferous Limestone ..” (BGS Technical Rep WD/89/57) (1989)*
Biron, E. 1999. Tufa springs in Somerset. Nature in Somerset. Pages 32 – 36.
BISHOP, Michael J, The mammal fauna of the … cavern infill … Westbury-sub-Mendip (Palaeontol Ass Spec Pap Palaeontol 28) (1982)
BLANFORD, W T, [Obituary: T. Hawkins] in Proc Geol Soc Lond (1890) 46, 48* BLEASDALE, A, DOUGLAS, C K M, “Storm over Exmoor on August 15, 1952” in Meteorol Mag (Dec 1952) 81.966, 353-367
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BOLT, A V C, Slope morphology … Quaternary hydrodynamics … north Somerset (Aberystwyth Ph D thesis) (1984)*
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BOSWELL, P G H, A memoir on British resources of sands … used in glass-making (1916)* BOULTER, M, “A species of compressed Lycopod Sporophyll … Upper Coal Measures” in Palaeontology (1968) 11, 445-457*
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BROWNE, A J J, “Geology of the country round Chard” in Proc Somerset Archaeol Natur Hist Soc (1903) 49.2, 12-22
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BUCHANAN, James, “On the cephalopoda and the oolite sands of Dorset and Somerset” in Quart J Geol Soc (1873) 29*
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