The Medals of Creation, Volumes 1 and 2 / First Lessons in Geology and the Study of Organic Remains

by Gideon Algernon Mantell

Faringdon, Berks. In the gravel-pits, Nautili, Ammonites, &c. In the Coral Rag, beautiful casts in limestone and spar of Ammonites, Belemnites, &c.

Folkstone, Kent. In the Galt, at Eastware Bay, in the cliff, and along the shore at low-water, Belemnites, Hamites, Ammonites, &c. in profusion.

Hamsey, near Lewes, Sussex. Chalk-marl; Turrilites, Scaphites, Hamites, Baculites, Crioceratites, Ammonites, Nautili; Belemnites, very rare.

Hartwell, Bucks, seat of Dr. Lee. Splendid Ammonites, with their shells, in Kimmeridge Clay.

Heytesbury, Wilts. Nautilus elegans, and other Chalk-marl Cephalopoda.

Horncastle. Very fine Ammonites.

Hythe, Kent. In Green Sand, large Ancyloceratites, Ammonites, &c.

Ilminster, Somerset. Upper Lias, Ammonites; Marlstone, Belemnites and Ammonites.

Kelloway. Many beautiful Ammonites, &c.; Middle Oolite.