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A number of leaflets are published by WGCG
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 Shattering Discoveries at Mancetter's Purley Quarry Lying at the northern end of the "Nuneaton Ridge", faults and sills can be found in the hard Cambrian rock faces of this quarry. |
 Ice Age Warwickshire Geology The base of the Baginton Sand and Gravel has yielded bones, teeth and tusks of an extinct straight-tusked elephant. |
 The Ice Age Revealed Roughly half a million years ago southern and eastern Warwickshire was
occupied by a broad river valley. The river, known as the Bytham, was large and powerful |
 Revealing Warwickshires Ice Age Past At Bubbenhall quarrying has revealed important geological and archaeological
finds. These provide evidence for major climate changes and human habitation during Warwickshire’s
Ice Age. |
 Warwickshire: Home of the Hunters Stone hand axes made by Heidelberg Man
have been found in local quarries. Heidelberg Man was extremely strong. He ate hippopotamus and
rhinoceros. |
Warwickshire Geological Conservation Group - Registered Charity Number: 1144717. |