Dactilyoceras commune is a Lower Jurassic ammonoid often found in the sea cliffs of the Yorkshire Coast. Around Whitby they are common enough to feature on the coat of arms of the town in triplicate. However, these ammonoids have heads…
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Slouching towards e-Commerce at Hills of Hame to offer some discounted urban walks on 4, 11 & 18 November
The sun is shining here in Edinburgh,the air is pleasantly chilly and I am looking out of the window at the southern side of Salisbury Crags and the Lion’s Haunch and Sampson’s Ribs from the window while I work…
Tagged with: Geology, Outdoor, Palaeontology, Scotland
Posted in Geodiversity, Geological Walks (urban), Scotland
Posted in Geodiversity, Geological Walks (urban), Scotland
Walk One: Pavement Palaeontology
A PDF description of the Pavement Palaeontology walk. If you’d like to make enquires about the guided walks, please use the contact form below.
Tagged with: Edinburgh, Fossils, Geological Walks, Palaeontology, PavementPalaeontology
Posted in Geological Walks (urban)
Posted in Geological Walks (urban)
Starting Edinburgh Geological Walks mid-August
The main aim of Hills of Hame is to take people out to more remote areas but urban geology in Edinburgh is great too. The guides will go up on the site here for people to look at, and use…
Tagged with: Edinburgh, Fossils, Geology, Hillwalking, Palaeontology, Pavement Palaeontology, urban geology
Posted in Geological Walks, Geological Walks (low-level), Uncategorized
Posted in Geological Walks, Geological Walks (low-level), Uncategorized
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