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Title: The Old Red Sandstone of Orkney, by B.N. Peach and John Horne; read before the Royal Physical Society, 21st April 1880

Author: Peach, Benjamin Neeve

In: The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 22

Publication details: Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington

Part of: The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout

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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 22

Vol. V Proc. Rxryal Physical Society Edinburgh. (B)—continued. Section (A) extends from Hoy to Sanday; shows relation of rocks in the Northern Islands. Section (B) extends from South Ronaldshay to Stromness; shows relation of rocks in Southern Islands. Reference. Old Red Sandstone Srrirs. Upper. 7. Agglomerate in Volcanic Vents. 6. Red and Yellow Sandstones. 5. Diabase (Lava). Lower. 4. Red and Yellow Sandstones and Marl. 3. Grey Sandy Flags. 2. Grey Flags. Pre-Old Red Sandstone Rocks. 1. Cryst…

Vol. V Proc. Rxryal Physical Society Edinburgh. (B)—continued. Section (A) extends from Hoy to Sanday; shows relation of rocks in the Northern Islands. Section (B) extends from South Ronaldshay to Stromness; shows relation of rocks in Southern Islands. Reference. Old Red Sandstone Srrirs. Upper. 7. Agglomerate in Volcanic Vents. 6. Red and Yellow Sandstones. 5. Diabase (Lava). Lower. 4. Red and Yellow Sandstones and Marl. 3. Grey Sandy Flags. 2. Grey Flags. Pre-Old Red Sandstone Rocks. 1. Crystalline Rocks of Stromness and Gremsay. f = fooults