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Updated Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:11 PM

Chalk at Claydon

NEW BOOK A Celebration of Suffolk Geology - see Suffolk Geocene below.

 THE MAGIC OF GEOSUFFOLK

 

Explore subtropical seas and an ancestral River Thames.  Discover Suffolk refrigerated by the Ice Age.  Be amazed at where mammoths walked in Suffolk .  Learn which rocks and fossils may be found in your own garden.  Wonder at the beautiful shingle beaches of our coast.  Marvel at the fossil teeth of the world’s largest shark, found in Suffolk 'crag'.

Stratigraphy and Processes

Stratigraphic Column

 

The GeoSuffolk group is an association of geologists committed to promoting understanding and appreciation of the landscape and geology of Suffolk. GeoSuffolk c/o Ipswich Museum , High Street , Ipswich , IP1 3QH or email info@geosuffolk.co.uk.

  • You may read more about Suffolk geodiversity in our new book A Celebration of Suffolk Geology, our Newsletter GeoSuffolk Times (see below for details).
  • The Suffolk Naturalists’ Society publications also contain articles on Suffolk geodiversity. Click here to go to their website.

'London Clay' at Nacton

Dunwich

 

GeoSuffolk Times

Our Newsletter keeping you up-to-date with geodiversity news, achievements and activities in Suffolk.

(The archive is on the Promoting Geodiversity page.)

13.July 2012

14.October 2012

15.January 2013

16.April 2013

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Suffolk Geocene

NEW A Celebration of Suffolk Geology

GeoSuffolk's 10th Anniversary Volume published on May 12th 2012 - over 460 pages, 40+ authors, numerous colour photos, maps and diagrams is now available. All this for £20 (£28 p&p) - enquire at info@geosuffolk.co.uk.

For a full list of contents and colour copy of the cover of our new book follow this link to the dedicated page on the Suffolk Naturalists' Society web site.