The Geological Curator

Index to Volume 6 (1994-1998)

AUTHOR LNDEX PERSONAL NAMES INDEX INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS IhTDEX PLACE NAMES LNDEX GEOLOGICAL AND SYSTEMATIC NAMES INDEX MUSEOLOGICAL lNDEX MISCELLANEOUS INDEX PAGINATION AND DATES OF PUBLICATION

AUTHOR INDEX Cleal, Christopher 1. Lost & Found 237: Plant fossils from the Keele Alderson, D.M. Formation, central England described by Emily I. see Bnldwin, A. Dix (1935) 207 Anders, A. 2. see Townsend. A. 1. see Steel, L. Cornerford, G.M. Aronson, Richard B. 1. see Lindsay, W. l. Lost & Found 244: Brittlestar block 23 8 Collins. Chris Baird, Bill 1. The BCGIGCG orphan collections l. Lost & Found 233: Dr Archie Lamont working party repon 27 L (1907- 1985) and unreturned loan specimens 32 Cooper, John A. Baldwin, A. I. Address on occasion of the award of the Brighton 1. A remarkable survivor: a ninekenrh century Medal to C. Warerston 1992 44 geological trail in Rochdale, England 227 2. see Rose, E.P.F. Belinchdn. M. 3, see Collins, C. l. The removal of Museo Paleontol6gico Cruickshank. Arthur R.Z. "Rodrigo Boter" (Valencia. Spain) under 1. A Victorian fossil wholemount technique: a disaster conditions 297 cautionary tale for our times 17 Berlie, David M. Devenish, David C. 1. A history of museums in Peterhead, Grampian l. Lost & Found 214: Jurassic ammonites from region, Scotland 149 Gibraltar collectzd by Alan L. Greig (d. 1988) 32 Blows, William T. Diiguez. C. 1, Conversations with a naturalist: the life and 1. see Belinch6n. M. geological work of Richard Ford I9 13- 1996 323 Donovan, Stephen K. Bowden, A, 1. Lucas Barrett's Collection: Jamaican echinoids I. The Roxbox Project 389 hiding amongst British immigrants 133 Buttler. Caroline J. Duncan, Mags 1. The conservation of the Sedgwick Museum l. Lost & Found 245: Fossil fish from the Lower Barrington (Quatcrnq) Hippopotamus skeleton 3 Carboniferous of PLmragh. Ireland 275 2. Casting a dinosaur trackway from the Ensom. Paul C. Bendricks, Barry, Sourh Wales. U.K. 373 1. Address on occasion of the award of the Chancellor, Gordon R. Brighton Medal to Bob King 1995 287 1. Pliosaurs and Volunteers 75 2. Repair of microvertebrate mammal teeth using Clark. Andrew M. surface tension and capillary action 293 1. see Ryback, G. Fagg. M.C. Clarke, Jane 1. Resonan i Rocks. 'Rock Gongs', Idiophones and I. Authigenic minerals in vertebrate fossils from the Lithophones 16 Wealden Group (Lower Cretaceous) of the Isle of Faithfull, John Wight I I 1. Lost &Found 237: Plant fossils from the Keele Clasby, Paul S. Formation, central England described by Emjly I. Resonant Rocks: the Great Stalacpipe organ of Dix (1935) 237 Luray Caverns, Virginia, U.S.A. 128 Foster, Tiffany 1. see Lewis, D.N. Frey, E. McKenna, Graham 1, see Steel. L. 1. Lost & Found 235: James Frederic k Jnckson Green, Owen R. - British Association photograph6 174 1. Pi tfnll, problems and procedures in McMillan, Nora F. mic~opalaeontologica1preparation and 1. Miss Ffnrington's Pleistocene shells from conservation 157 Worden. Lancashire, England: an annotated lisl 97 Harper. D.A.T. Maher, R. l. Geological Survey donations to the Geological l. see Parkes, M.A. (1) Museum in Queen's College Galway: 19th Martill, David.M. century inter-institutional collaboration l. see Steel, L. in Ireland 233 Martin, John G. Hewitr. Roger A. 1. see Steel, L. I. London Clay nautiloid collections 117 Monaghan, Nigel T. Histon, Knthleen 1. Fact File: The Irish Giant Deer OT "Irish Elk" 17 1 l. Lost & Found 234: Arthur Humpkries Foord Montero, A. (1 845- 1933) 82 1. see Belinchbn, M. Hodson, Frank Monloya, P. l. Lost & Found 204: Brjttish Association for the 1. see Belinchbn, M. Advancement of Science collection of Newman, Andrew geological photographs 207 1. Pyrite oxidation and museum collections: Holland, Charles H. a review of theory and conservation meatmenu 363 1. Aptychopsid plates (Nautiloid cephalopod Nob, Leslie opercula) from Wales 25 l. Lost & Found 243: The Middle Jurassic pliosnur Howe. Srephen R. Liopleurodon (Pliosaurus)ferox 238 1. Extracting dinosaur trackways: Oldroyd, D. a Welsh experience 83 I. Lake Districl maps and notebooks 405 2. see Buttler. C.J.(2) Paine, Crispin 3, see Sharpe, T. (2) 1. Museums & Galleries Commission standards Howells. C. in the care of museums collections: what are the l. see Sharpe, T. (2) implications? 267 Johnslon, Dale Pnrkes, Matthew A. 1. Visitor behaviour at The Evolu~ionof Wales 1. Geological Survey of Ireland: National Heritage exhibjrion, National Museum and Gallery, Council Funded curaton project of 19th century Cardiff, Wales 255 collection 70 Kelly. Simon R.A. 2. Lost Br Found 238: Bright, a Wenlock Limestone 1. A Borenl Perisphioctid ammonite in Ausmlia locality 208 - a case of n~neteenthcentury transportation? 23 3. Lost & Found 239: Carboniferous limestone King, Bob fossils in the Geological Survey of Ireland 208 l. Reply on receiving Brighton Medal in 1995 289 4. see Harper, D.A.T. Kirk, I.R.J. 5. Lost & Found 238: Bright, a Wenlock 1. see Steel, L. Limestone locality 275 Kirk, Wendy L. 6. sec Wyse Jackson, P.N. (4) 1. On the rail of the J.H.Vivian collection 167 7. A survey on the state and status of geological Key, Marcus collections in museums and private collecGons I. see Wyse Jackson, P.N. (6) in the Republic of Ireland 377 Knell, Simorl J. Prosser, Colin D. I. Collecting and excavation in palaeontology 49 1. The role of English nature in fossil excavation 71 2. Palaeontological excavation: historical Radley, Jonahan D. perspectives 57 1. News from Museum of Isle of Wight Geology 28 3. Collections managers: the finaI insult? 125 2. Collecting dinosaurs on the Isle of Wight, Leary , Richard L. southern England 89 l. The Worlhen Collection of Palaeozoic 3. Type, figured and cited fossils in the Museum vertebrates at the Illinois State Museum [ 95 of Isle of Wight Geology (Isle of Wight, Lewis, David N. England) 187 1. Curation and Conservation: the poor relations of 4. Lost & Found 242: Molluscs and bioclastic research? 129 limestones from the Wealden Group (Lower Lindsay, W. Cretaceous) of Dorset, southern England 237 1. An unusua) method of mounting an ichthyosaur 22 1 Richardson, Tames B. Loveridge, R.F. l. Lost & Found 240: Thomas Owen Bosworth 1. see Steel, L. ( 1882- 1928) 208 Roden, Rosemary 3. Lost & Found 241: French volcanic rocks in 1, see Collins, C. Dublin 237 Rose, Edward P.F. 4. Lost & Found 246; Plants. invertebrates and l. Losr & Found 2 14: Jurassic ammonites from fishes from the Devonian/Lower Carboniferous Gibraltar collected by Alan L. Greig (d. 1988) 32 of Kiltorcan, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland 275 2. G.B.Alexander's studies on the Jurassic of 5. Veronica Burns (1914- 1998) 339 Gibraltar and the Carboniferous of England: 6. Lost & Found 248: Epibionts on trilobites 34 1 the end of the mystery? 247 7. see Parkes, M.A.(7) Ryback, G. 1. Re-examination of he A.W.G. Kingsbury PERSONAL NAMES INDEX collection of British minerals at the Natural History Museum, Londoo 317 Accum, Frederick 337 Sharpe, Tom Agassiz, Alexander 196 I, see Johnston, D. Alexander, George Baker 32, 247-254 2. Earth Sciences GaIIery: The Natural History Alexander. M. 124 Museum, London 395 Allfield, K. 123 Simmons, Matthew Ansted, D.T. 17 I. see Collini, C. Arbuthnot, Adam 149, 152 Sleeman, Andrew G. Ardunio, Gi~vanni 104 I. see Parkes, M.A. ( 1) Amold, B.W. 133 Stanley. C.J. Astin, Mr 123 1. see Ryback. G. Atkins. Brian 16 Steel, Lorna Austen, Robed Alfred Cloyne (later Godwin) 59 1. Arambourgiania philadelphiae: Bailey, Sir E.B. 250,253 giant wings in smaH halls 30 5 Ball, Mr (?of Grays) 123 Tandy, Peter Balson, P.S. 118 1. Crysrallography and the geometric modelling of Banks. Mrs G.L. 124 minerals: a reflection on the models in the Banks, Sir Joseph 58 Natural History Museum, London 333 Barlow, William 337 Thomas. Bmy Barnosky,Antony 171 1, see Townsend, A. Bnrratt, P. 123 Thompson. Steve Barrett, Lucu 133- 135 I. The BCG/GCG orphan collections working Bassier. Ray Smith 66 party report: preamble 269 Batch, R.K. 123 2. see Collins, C. Becklcs, S.H. 123 Thornton. Pany Beer, W.H. 123 1. Lost &Found 247: Flin~Jack 34 1 Bell, Alfred 97-98 Timberlake, Simon Bertie, David M. 155 l. see Collins, C. Bird, E. 124 Townsend, AnnetLe Blagborough. Hilary 76 I. Bringing foresu back to life - palaeobotanical Blagg, J.R. 124 model making at the National Museums and Blake, J. 123 Galleries of Wales 353 Blake, J.F. 123 Turner, Susan Blake. J.M. 124 I, see Lcary, R.L. B lundell, C .E. 84 2. S1 Petersburg Museums 362 Blundell, J.K. 124 Twitchett, R.J. B lundell, John 97 1 . Preparation of a disarticulared Ophthalntosaurus Boatman, A.W. 1 t7,122 skeleton to retain important taphonomic details 7 Bone, D.A. 118 Vaccari. Ezio Boswell, P.G.W. 249 l. see Histon, K. Bosworth, Thornas Owcn 205 Waterston. Charles Bowditch, Thorns E. 119 l. Reply on receiving Brigron Medal in 1992 45 Bowerbank, S.S. 123 Wood, Shnron I. Bowerbank, James 323 1. see Donovan, S.K. Boyd-Dawkins, SirWilliam 227 Wyse Jackson, Patrick N. Brandford, W.H.H. 122 I. Fact File: Fish and other Fossils from the Brasier, Martin 161 Eocene of Bolca, Ttal y l03 Brassey, Lady Anne 52 2. Lost & Found 236: "Michelinia" ballaholensis Brebner, George H. 155 from the Lower Carboniferous of the Breden. D. 118 British Islcs 174 BreU, Brian E. 122 Brighton, A.G. 'Benie' Davits, Ds Brighton, Edith Davis, A.G. Brodie, P.B. Dawkins, Sir Williarn Boyd Brookshaw, J.C. Dawn, Alan Brotherton, W. Day, J.T. Brown, J. De la Beche, Sir Henry Bruce, J. de Boumon. Comte Bryant, Josias de Struve, Mon. Buckland, William Deakin, Robin Buckman, S.S. Dehor, Mr Buffetaut, Eric Dwerryhouse, A.R. Bullard, George L. Dikes, Williarn Hey B urchette. T.P. Dix, Emily Burgers, Rev. William Dixon, F. Burghley, C. Dixon, G. Bums. Veronica Doncaster, Arthur Burton, Mr Doughty, Philip Burton, W.J.P. Douglas, Mr (M.P.) Butler. F. Dowling, Thornas J. Butler. F.H. Downer, H. B uirers, Alexander Downer, R. Euxton, Rev. F.A. Dring, J.M. Carpenter, Rev. William B. Ducie, 4th Earl of Carr, I.W. Dudley, Harold Cave, &chard Easton, Dr Cecil, Sir Henry Edmonds, Murray Ceraro family Edwards, F.E. Challen, M.G. Edwards, Vernon Chamberlajn-Mole, Jocelyn E. Edwards, W.N. Charnpernowne, A.M. Egerton, Sir Philip Chandler, R. Elcock, Charles Chapman, F. EIles, Gertrude Charlesworth, Edward Elliott. G.F. Chase, Nick Elliott, J. Chatwin, C.P. Elwes. J.W. Clay, Sir William England, S.J. Cljfton, G. Etheridge, Roben Cobbold. Rev. Francis Faul ks. Percy Cockburn, Capfain Ferguson, William Cook, T. W Sons Ltd. Ffaringron, Mary Hannah Cooper, J.E. Field, R. Cooper, J.F. Fielder, John Cooper, John Fielding, Mr Copp, Vera Fletcher, Sir Lazarus Cowderoy, Miss Flint Jack Cox. L.R. Foord, Arlhur Humphries Craig, J.K. Forbes, Edward Crick, G.C. Ford, Leonard Talman Crimp, W.S. Ford, Nina (nCe Kimpron) Crook, A.R. Ford, Richard Lawrence Edward Crowson, Ivor Ford, Robin Cryrell, Andrew Forrester, John Cumberland, G.A.J. Fort is, Abbe Cunningham. James Foskett, T. Cunis,W.H. Fox, R.C. Dalton, E.N. Fox, William Damon, Roben Francis, J. Daniels, H. Fraser, David Daniels, M.C.S. Galron, Peter Dmbishire. R.D. Gallon, Sir Francis David, John Gardiner , C.I. Ganvood, E.J. Jarzembowsh, Ed. Gaussen, R. Jefferson, Thomas Geikie, James Jeffs, Osmund W. George, Trevor Jianjun, Li George, William K. John Hulke Getty. T.A. Jones, C.M. Gibson, George S. Joy, H. Oilbertson, William Jukes, Joseph Beete Gilbey. G. Kane, Sir Robert Cillespie, Margaret Karpinsky, A.P. Goldring. Ronald Keen, John Goodwin, F. Keeping, Henry Gordon, F. Kemp, D.C. Gordon, William T. Kemp, David J. Grant. Robert Kemp, L. Green, J.F.N. Kennard, A.S. Greenhill, J.E. Kenyon. Janet Greenough. George Bellas Kermack, Professor Greig, Alan L. King, Christopher Greville. Hon. C.F. hng, Mike Griffiths, W. King, Mrs. W.J. Hadfield, G.S. King, William Hall, George Kirby, Robert I. Hall. James Lamb, Charles Halstcad, Beverley Lamont, Archie Hanley, €.H. Larkin, N.W. Harmer, E.W. Leary, Richard L. Harris, M.P.R. Lee, Robert Harr, J. Lee, William Hartley, Jack J Lethie~lllier,S. Harcher, John Bell Lever, Sir Ashton Hauff, B. Lindahl Hawkes, Leonard Lindsay, Eric Hayes, A. Loftus, Adarn Hayward, Rev. Lovett. N.C. Herries Davies, Gordon L. Lucas, Cyril Herschel, Alexander S. Lucy. G. Herschel. William MacEnery, Rev. John Hewletr. Rev. J.H. Maher, Rosaleen Higgins. R.A. Mairland, R. Hill, John Mantell, Gideon Holden, Ann Marjendie, A.M.A. Hollingworth, S.E. Markham, Robert A.D. Hooker, Jeremy Mm.J. Hoolcy, R.W. Marshall, Sir Guy Hooley. Richard Martin, C.R.A. Homer, Leonard Martin, iohn Hosali, Nina Martinelli, A. Howe, Stephen Mas~en,John Howgare, Mike Mathews, Charles Howship, John Maxim, James L. Wudleston, W.H. McKenna. Graharn Hudson, Robert G.S. McKenna, Ron Hunlcr, J. Melton, Arthur Hunter, Mr Menish, Henry Hursl, Mr Meszoel y, Charles Hutr, Stevc Merte, Frederick Image, Rev. T. Meyer, C.J.A. Jackson, James Frederick Miller, Iustin Jams, John P. Milne, John ( 1832-19 15) Jamieson. Thomns Francis Milne, John ( L 836- 1920) Milne, Richard D. Robemon, A. Milner, Angela Robinson, Edwars Stevens Mil yneux, Thomas Rose, W.C.C. Milchell, A.A. Rundle, Adrian J. Milchell, G. Frank Russell, Sir Anhor Milchell, James Sabqah, Rushdi Morey, Frank Salmon, M.J. Morey, Miss C Salmond, William Morris, John Saller, J.W. Mottram, L.T. Sanford, W, Ayshford Munl, Manin Saundby. Sir Roberr Murchison, Roderick I. Saward, J. Needham, John Scort, David Neumann. Heinrich Scorr, Dora B. Newbery, John Srrong Scorr, Manon Newlon, E.T. Sealy, David L.F. Nicholson, A.C. Searle, D.R. Nixon, Gilberl Sedgwick, Adam North, F.J, Sltarpe, D. Northampton, 2nd Marquis of Short, Mr Norwood, J.G. Shotton, F.W. Nudds, John R. Shrubsole, W.H. O'Sullivan. John Simrnonds, Keith Obruchev, D.V. Simons , J.L. Oldham, Thomas Sleeman, Andrew G. Olsen, A.T. Sloane, Hans Orestes St. John Sloane, Sir Hans Oxford. A. Smith, C.J. Packman, Alan R. Smith, J.T. Palmer, C.P. Smith, John Parker, James Smith, W. Parkes, M atthew Solern David Parkinson. J.? Sollas, WilIiam Iohnson Parkinson, Jarnes Soul, J.S. Patterson. Colin Sowerby, J. Peale, Charles Willson Sowerby, J.deC. Peale, Rem brandt Spath, L.F. Peale, Rubens Spearing, J. Ptarce, J.C. Spencer. E. Peel, Sir Robert Springer, Frank Pengelly, WiIIiam Stevcns, Robert Phillips, John Stinton, Frederick C. Poole. H.F. Stome, John Portlock, Joseph Ellison S rra~ford, ? Pouer. G.F. Stratton, C.C. Powell, Phil S~rickland,H.E. Prart, S.P, Subblefield, Sir James Prestwich, Sir J. Suuon, Charles Price, David Sutton, John Price, Valerie Taylor, H.E. Qunyle, W.J. Taylor, M.A. Radiey, Jonathzln D. Taylor, R.C. Rashleigh, Philip Ttnnant, J. Rastall, R.H. Thomas, Thomas Henry Raynor, D. Thompson, D'Arcy Wentworth, jr. Read, H.L. Tilden, Sir John Redgewell, Keith Tracy, S. Reed, W. Trechmann, C.T. Reynolds, S.H. Trevelyan, Waiter Calverley Reynolds, S.J. Trewin, Nigel Rickards, R. Barrje Truss, Nigel Tucker, M.E. 84 Wright. John 76 Tunnicliff, Steve 70 Wrigley, A.G. 117, 120, 122, 123 Turberville, Col. 83 Wyse Jackson, Patrick N. 377 Turner, D. 118 Wysc, Richard 120 Turner. Edward 168 Young, A.J. 124 Turner,J. Selwyn 24 8 Yuill, Rev. James 149 Turner, J.G. 123 Yule. Andy 187 Venables, Edmond M. 123 Zeuner, F.E. 25 1 Vemon,William (later William Venables Vernon Harcourt) 63 INSTITUTIONS AND ORGANISATIONS INDEX Verstage. Arthur H. 123 Vivian, John Henry 167- 169 Arbuthnot Museum, Peterhead, Scotland 149- 154 Walcott, Charles D. 66 Area Museums Councils 272 Waldernar. Prince l l8 Armagh Observatory 339 Walker. E.E. 404 Athlone Castle Museum. Ireland 382,387 WaHis, Sarh 119 Athlone Mineral Engineering Department, Wallis, W. 123 Ireland 382, 387 Walpole, C. 118 Ballymore Historic Features, Co. Wexford 387 WJion, E. 124 Bedford Ladies Coltcge 123 Walron. G.H.E. 124 Bedford Museum 124 Walton, J.W. 123 Belleek Castle Hotel, Co. Mayo, Ireland 387 Ward, Graham R. 1 18, 120, 122 Birkbeck College 122 Warren, S.H. l 17, 123 Birmingham University 124 Waterston, CharIes Dewar 44,45 Bolca Museum, Bolca, Italy L04 Waterton, Charles, 63 Bolton Museum 121 Watkins. William 324 Booth Museum of Natural History, Warts, W.W. 207 Brighron 123,247-254 Weatherhead, J.E. 124 Bournemouth Natural Science Society 123 Webscer. Thomas 168-169 Bray Heritage Centre, Bray. Ireland 387 Welch, Robert John 207 Bristol City Museums and Art Gallery 7 Weller, J. Marvin 198 Bristol University 124,328 Werner, Abraham 167 British Association for the Advancement Wetherell, N.T 117. 119, 123. 124 of Science 174.207 Whilaker, W. 1 24 British Geological Survey 207,208,248 White, D.M. 118 Brirish Geological Survey, Edinburgh 174 Wilde, Oscnr 173 British Geological Survey, Keyworlh 83, 124, 174, 247 Wildc, Sir WiII~arn 173 Bruce Castle Museum, Tottenham 1 22 Wilkins. Ernest 187 B urghley House 76 Wilkinson, Douglas Shipton 323 Canterbury Museum 123 Wilkinson. H.P. 118 Cardiff Municipal Museum 83 Williams. Brian A. 123 Cardiff Naturalists' Society 83 Williams, R.J. 118 Carisbrook Castle Museum 328 Willox, F.€. 122 Ceide Fields Visitor Centre, Co. Mayo, Ireland 387 Wilson, Miss 1 23 Ceim Hill Museum, Co. Cork, beland 387 Wiltshire, T. 124 Celtic & Prehistoric Museum, Co. Kerry 3 87 Wollaston. William Hyde 336 Chelmsford and Essex Museum 122 Wood,'!S.V. 124 Chelsea College 123 Woodhall, G. 118 Chester Museum 124 Woods, C.T. 187 City of Bristol Museum and Afl Gallery 124 Woodward, J. 117 Clitheroe Castle Museum,Clitheroe 98,389 Woodward, John 124 Colchester and Essex Museum 122 Woodward. Mr 123 Cornmonweal~hInstitute of Entomology 323 Woollard, Graham 118, 122 Cork Geological Museum, Cork 387 Woolven. M. 118 Cork Public Museum,Cork, Ireland 387 Wordic, Sir J.M. 248 Craig's Court Museum,London 235 Worthen, Amos Henry 195- 199 Cumberland House Museum near Portmouth 123 Worthen, Charles 196 Cuming Museum on Walwonh Road 122 Worthcn, Fanoie 197 Curtis Museum in Alton 123 Wrayton, R.C. 118 Dartford Museum 123 Wright, B.M. 123 Dover Museum 123 Wright, Jercmy 76 Dublin Naturalists' Fietd Club 340 Dunmore Cave Museum 382 Lough Gur Visitor Cenae, Co. Limerick 387 Dunmore Cave, Co. Kilkenny. Ireland 387 Louth County Museum. Dundalk, Ireland 387 Dysen O'Dea Caslle, Co. Clare, Ireland 387 Maidstone Museum and An Gallery 123 English Nature 7 1-74 Maochesrer Museum 124 Essex Rock and Mineral Society 120 Medway Lapidary and Mineral Society 120 Freiburg Mining Academy. Saxony 169 Millmount Museum, Old Drogheda Society, Geological CuratorsJ Group 27 1 Drogheda, Co. Louth, Ireland 387 Geological Society of London 167,271,275 Monaghan County Museum, Ireland 387 Geological Survey Museum 84, 124 Muckross House Gardens, Killarney, Co. Kerry 388 Geological Survey of Canada 82 Musaem Chorca Dhuibhne, Co. Kerry, Ireland 387 GeoIogical Su~veyof Illinois 196 Museo Paleontol6gico "Rodrigo Botet", GeoIogical Survey of Ireland 70,208,233-235, 275, 379, Valencia, Spain 297-302 380,387 Museum Documentation Association 27 I Geological Survey of Jamaica 133 Museum of Comparative Anatomy, Harvard, U.S.A. 199 Gibraltar Museum 32,250-252 Museum of Irish Industry, St. Stephen's Glenveagh National Park, Co. Donegal, Treland 387 Green, Dublin 235,388 Gosport Museum 123 Museum of lsle of Wight Geology 1 l, 28-29, 89-95.328 Greenwich Borough Museum, Plums~ead 123 Museums and Galleries Commission 125.267-268,27 1 Greenwich University, Bigland 123 Museums Association 27 1 Gunnersbury Park Museum near Brentford I22 National Museum of Ireland, Dublin 33, 124, 173,275, Hackney Museum, Mare Street 122 379, 387 Hampshire Museums 123 National Museums and Galleries of Wales 3, 25, 83-88, Hancock Museum, Newcastle 233 124,208,255-265,353,373 Harlow Museum 122 National Museums of Scotland 32 Harris Museum, Preston 98 Natural History Museum, London 67, 83, 1 18, Herne Bay Museum 123 123, 173, 221,247-253.275, 317-318,321.323-326, Hen ford Museum 124 330-331,333-338 Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution 123 Natural History Museum, Padova. Ibly 104 Horniman Museum, Dulwich 123 Natural Hislory Museum, Paris 117 Horsham Museum 123 Nalural History Museum, Verona. ltal y 104 Hunterian Museum,Glasgow University 1 18, 123, 124, Naturhistorika Riksmuseel, Stockholm 87 237.276 Newbridge House, Donabate, Co. Dublin 387 Illinois State Museum. U.S.A. 195 Newpon Litertry Society 187 Imperial College, London 249,253 North of England Open Air Museum 299 Imperial College, Sou& Kensington 123 Nonl~nmptonCentral Museum and Art Gallery 124 Imperial Institute of Entomology 323-324 Norwich Casrle Museum 124 Ionad ie-ann, Inismor, Co. na Gaillimhe, Ireland 387 Office of Public Works, 51 St. Stephen's Ipswich Museum 124 Green, Dublin 388 Irish Astronomical Society 339 Oxford University Museum 124,317 Irish Geological Association 340 Palaeonlographical Society 120 Isle of Wight Natural History and Passmore Edwards Museum, Stratford 122 Archaeological Society 325 Peterborough Museum 75-81, 124 Isle of Wight Philosophical Society 1 87 Peterborough Museum Society 75 James Mitchell Museum, University Peterhead Association for Science, Literature and the College, Galway 234,379,380,387 Arls, Scotland 149 Karlesrhur Museum 64 Peterhead Institute. Scotland 1 49- 154 Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glasgow 124 Peterhead Public Library, Scotland 151 Kendall Museum 1 24 Philadelphia Academy of Sciences 238 Kerry County Museum, Tralee, Co. Kerry 387 Plymouth City Museum 32 I Lancashire County Museums Service 97,393 Ponsmouth City Museum 312 Lapwonh Museum, Birmingham 33 Portsmouth University 123 Leeds Geological Association 248 Provincial Museum, Edmonton, Canada 171 Leicester City Museum 3 12 Queen Elizabeth's Hunting Lodge, Cbingford 122 Leicestershire Museums 17,65, 124 Queen Mary and WestfieId College. Mile End 123 Limerick Museum, Limerick 387 Queen's College, Galway 233 Lissadell House, Ballinfull, Co. Sligo, Ireland 387 Queensland Museum, Australia 23 Lirtiehampton Museum 123 Rathfarnham Castle, Dublin, Ireland 171 Liverpool Museum 1 24 Reading University (PRIS at Whiteknjghts) 124 London Clay Club (First: 1836-47) 117 Rochdale Cemetery 227 London Clay Club (Second: 1923-40) 117 Rochdale Literary and Scientific Society 227 London Clay Club (Third: 1969-date) 117 Rochester Guildhall Museum 1 23 Rothe House Museum, Kilkenny, Ireland 387 (Hyde Historic Resources Centre) 124 Royal Alberl Memorial Museum, Exeter 123 Wisbech and Fenland Museum 124 Royal Arrillery Institution, Woolw ich 123 WolIacon Hall, Naiural History Museum of Royal Collection, Osborna House 118, 123 Nottingham 124 Royal College of Surgeons of England 123 Woodwardian Museum, Cambridge 187 Royal Dublin Society 82 Yorkshire Museum 82, 124 Royal Engineers Collection of Brompton Zoological Museum, St Petersburg 362 Barracks in Chatham 123 Royal Holloway and Bedford New College, PLACE NAMES INDEX Egham: ging's College London 123 Royal Irish Academy, Dublin 388 Alderley Edge. Cheshire 319, 320 Royal Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh 124 Armagh, Ireland 275 Saffron Walden Museum 122 Ballater, Scotland 16 Sandown Museum,Isle of Wight 187 Ballybetagh. Co. Dublin, Ireland 171 Scunthorpe Museum 51,67, 133 Bamngton, Cam bridgeshire 3 Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge 3, 17, 124,208,248,275 Barrow-on-Soar 17 Sheffield City Museum, Weston Park 124 Bedford United mine, Tavistock, Devon 320 Sheffield University 124 Bendricks, Barry, South Glamorgan, Wales 84,373 Smithsonian Institution. Washington, U.S.A. 199 Bielbecks, Yorkshire 63 South London Entomology and Natural Bolca, Verona. Italy 103 His~oryS~ciety 323 Brandy Gill, Caldbeck Fells. Cumbria 3 19,320 Southampton University 123,207 Brixham Cavern 59 St John's CoIIcge, Cambridge 248,253 Bubu River. Tanzania 16 Staatliches Museum fur Naturkunde, Karlsruhe 306 Burdell Gill, Caldbeck Fells, Cumbria 320 Stroud District (Cowle) Museum 1 24 Cabrach. Scolland 16 Tertiary Research Group 120,325 Calvert Brick Pit, Buckinghamshire 73 Texas Memorial Museum 306 Carrock mine. Caldbeck Fells, Cumbria 320 The Museum of London 123 Charmouth Bypass 73.74 The Royal Society of Anriquaries, Dublin 388 Chatsworth mine. Grassington, Yorkshuc 320 Thurrock Local Hisrory Museum, Grays 122 Cheesewring quarry, Linkinhome, Cornwall 320 Tipperary South Riding County Museum, Clonmel, Cligga Head, Perranzabuloe, Cornwall 320 Co. Tipperary, Ireland 387 Clockhous~,Surrey 73 Trinity College Dublin, Geological Museum 124,237, Clogau and Vigra mines, nr Dolgellau, Gwynedd 320 275.339-340, 379, 387 Cockhill mine, Bewerley. Yorkshire 320 Tullowphelim Historical Society lMuseum, Co. Carlow, Colcerrow quarry. Luxulyan, Cornwall 320 Ireland 387 Como Bluff 65 Ulster Museum, Belfast 173,207 Compto~lBay, Isle of Wight 90 University College Dub1 in, Botany Department 388 Conesby Mine 66 University Collcgc Dublin, Geology Depanmeor 379, 387 Cowleaze Chine 325 University College London. Cower S~reet 1 23 Devil's backbone, Illinois 198 University College Cnrk 379.387 Devon Brandy Gill, Caldbeck Fells, Cumbria 320 University Cot legc London 167 Dogsthorpe Clay Pit. Peterborough 77 Univcrsicy of Glasgow 32 Dream Lead Mine. Wirkswonh 58 University of Jordan. Department of Geology 306 Driggith mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumbria 320 University of Po~slnouth 11 Dudley, Wesr Midlands, England 33 University of the West Indies, Geological East Wheal Russell, Tavistock, Devon 320 Museum 133 Embleton quarry, Cockermouth, Cumbria 320 Utrecht, Geological Institute, State University 327 Engine vein. Alderley Edge. Cheshire 320 Valentia Heritage Cenue, Knightstown. Fellrim Hill, Co. Dublin. Ireland 340 Valentia Island, Co. Kerry 387 Foleshill Pit. Longford, Coventry 208,237 Vestry House Museum, Walthamsrow 122 Gailenreuth 58 VSEGEI Geological Museum, St Petersburg 362 Giants Causeway, Co. Antrim, Ireland 230 Waliingford Castle Museum 124 Gi braltnr 32 Warring~onPublic Library and Museum 124 Golden Hill. Yorkshire 73 Warkins and Doncaster, naturaIists 324 Grainsgill, CaIdbeck Fells, Cumbria 3 20 Wcx ford County Museum. Ennisconhy, Gunheath China Clay Pit, St Austell, Cornwall 319, 320 Co. Wexfbrd, IreIand 387 Hampstead Well. Lower Heath 119 Whitstable Museum 1 23 Henderson Island, Pacific Ocean 163 WiiIis Museum in Basingstoke 1 23 High Down quarry, Filleigh, Devon 320 Wimbledon Society Museum 123 Higher Pitts mine, near Priddy, Somerset 320 Winchester Museum Highgate Archway 118 Hingston Down Consols, Calstock, Cornwall 320 Wheal Phoenix, Linkinhome, Cornwall Hofsgrund, Freiburg, Germany 3 19 Worden Gravel-Pit, Preston Ireland 377-388 Writhlington, Avon Isle of Wight 73, 89.325 Yaverland, Isle of Wight Jamaica 133 Zeals-Bourton bypass Kanowna. Kalgoorlie, Western Australia 319 Zellerfeld, Han Mountains, Germany Keld, England 16 Kent's Cavern, Toquay 59 GEOLOGICAL AND SYSTEMATIC INDEX Kiambere, Kenya 16 Kilifi, Kenya 16 Aberdeen Granite Kiltorcan, CO Kilkenny, Ireland 234,275,388 Adamite Kirkdale Cave, Yorkshire 58 Aeru pile Mammoth districr, Tiger, Arizona 3 19 Aikinite Mealbank quarry, Ingleton, Yorkshire 320 A ices alces Meldon aplite quarry, Okeharnpton, Devon 320 Alunire Meldon railway quarry, Okeharnpton, Devon 320 Amblygonite Middle Hill, Whitworth 23 1 Ammonites Moru Kopje, Tmzania 16 Jurassic Negash, Ethiopia 16 Lower Cretaceous Newton Nottqe, Portcawl, Wales 37 3 Lower Jurassic Niederschletterbdch, Germany 319 Amphibians Eocene Old Gunnislake mine, Calstock, Cornwall 320 Anchisauripus Panl-y-ffynon Quarry, Glamorgan 84 Angulaticeras Paris Basin 234 Antlerjte Pengcnna mine, St Kew, Cornwall 320 Aptychopsid plates Pinal Co.. Arizona 3 19 Arambourgiania philadelphiae Pitts Cleave quarry, Taviszock. Devon 320 Archaeopieris hibemica Plymouth breakwarer 58 Archoias angula~us Por~curnickBeach, Cornwall 3 19 A rchanodon Portnacroich, ScotIand 16 Argentojamsite Ports Gill mine, Caldbeck Fells, Cumbria 320 Argenlopyri te Prescelly, Wales 16 Arseniosideri te Ramsley mine? Okehampton, Devon 320 Anhurite Ranc ho La Brcn 64 Authigenic minerals Red-a-Ven mine, Meldon. Okehamplon, Devon 320 Barite River Nevsky, St Petersburg. Russia 362 Beaveri te Rochdale Public Ceme~ery 227 Bernissa rrio Roughtongill, Caldbeck Fells, Cumbria 320 Bery llonite Salthill Quarry, Clitheroe, Lancashire 393 Beudantite Shaba, Zaire 319 Bilobites biioba Shallowford Bridge, South Molton. Devon 320 Bismuroferri tc Sheppey, England 117-124 B ivalves Skiddaw, Cumbria, England 16 Jurassic Smallacornbe mine, Ilsington. Devon 320 Lower Carboniferous Soulh Ternas mine, S1 Stephen-in-Brannel. Cornwall 320 Lower Cretaceous St Endellion, Cornwall 320 Pleistocene St Petersburg, Russia 362 Upper Cretaceous St Teath, Cornwall 320 Boulangeri te Sronny Down, mid Glamorgan, Wales 83 Brachiopods Talara Peru 208 Carboniferous The Bcndricks, Barry. South Glamorgan. Wales 84, 373 Jurassic Treburland mine, Altarnun, Cornwall 320 Silurian Treore mine, St Endellion, Cornwall 320 Brandtite Turf Pits mine, Orassington, Yorkshire 320 Breithauptite Tynebottom mine, Alston, Cumbria. 320 Brontozo~lmrhonlasi Wanthwaite mine, St John's in the Vale, Cumbria 320 Bryozoans Lower Carboniferous West Turf Pits mine, Gmssington, Yorkshire 320 Building stones Wheal Coates, SIAgnes, ComwaIl 320 Burgess S hale Weal Cock, S1 Just, Cornwall 320 Cuesalpino eocenica Weal Gorland, Gwennap, Cornwall 320 Calcile Whcal Messcr, Lanivet, Cornwall 320 Calomel Cambrian Slate, Bangor, Wales 230 Flagstone, Upper Carboniferous Campanile gig an aeutn 234 Flemingites Carpholite 320 Foraminifera Cephalopods 25,82, I 17,254 Frodingharn Ironstone Goniatites Carboniferous 254 Gastropods London Clay 117 Eocene Lower Carboniferous 82 Lower Cretaceous Nnutiloids 117 Pnlacogene Oxford Clay 254 P te istocene Silurian 25 Genthelvite Cernyite 320 Geological Trail Chirotherium 84 Gibraltar Limestone Chrysoberyl 320 Gi brattar Rocks Club moss 355 Gnathichnus pentax Conichalcite 320 Gold Corals Carboniferous 254 Goniatites Carboniferous Cordnites 237 Granite Cornetite 3 20 Granodiorite Cosalite 320 Groenlandaspis Crinoids Lower Jurassic 66 Haidingelire Crystallographic models 333 Helicoprion Cuprolungsrire 320 Helvine Cyclostigma 27 5 Hemiaster Danm dama 171 Herderi te Danbu ri te 320 Hererogenite Desdoizire 319,320 Hippopotamus Dinosaur rrackways Triassic 83,373 Hippopotamus amphibius Dinosaurs 73.83,89, 190, 325, 373 Hiibneriie Cretaceous 325 Hyena Isle of Wight 73,89 Hypsilophodon Lower Cretaceous 89, 190 Hypsilophodon foxi Sauropod 89 lchrhyosaurs Lower Jurassic Diopuse 320 Idiophones Discospirina italica 161, 162 Iguanodon Dolcrite 16 Igwnodon alher$eldensis Durangiie 320 Zlvaite Echinodems 66, 133 Insects Lower Cretaceous SiIurian 66 Invertebrates Oligocene Upper Creracenus 133 Irish Elk Echinoids Irish Gianl Deer Jamaican 133 Isochirotherium Upper Cretaceous 133 lsocrinus robus~us Edmontosaurus 26 1 Lzoklakeite Eoplaru 103 Jamsite Eozoo~r 233 Jas kolskiite Epurietires 67 Keele Formation Euclase 320 Kellaways Sand. Lincolnshire Eudidymite 320 Kental lenite Eurkinosaurus longirostris 2I 1 Kentrolite Fairfieldire 320 Kerberites Fe lis 63 Kutnohorite Fish 67. 103, 195,200,234,275,327, 362 Laevitrigonia Carboniferous 200 Lepidocarpon

Devonian 200 , Lepidodendron DevonianfCarboniferous 234,275 hpcornaria Eoccne 103 Leucophanite Lower Carboniferous 195,275 Lindgrenite Lower Jurassic 67 Liopleurodon ferox Oli-uocene 327 Lithophones Permian 362 London Clay Malachte 3 19 Purbeck Limestone Group Mammals 3,62, 64, 83, 171, 191-192,293,327-328 Pyrite Eocene 327 Pyrostilpnice Lower Cretaceous 293 Quetzalcoo~lus Oligocene 327 Reptiles Palaeogene 19 1 Eocene Pleistocene 64, 171, 192, 328 Lower Creraccous Quaternary 3 Lower Surassic Mastodon 62 Oligocene Masrodomaurus 83 Palaeogene Meekoporella balladoolerasis 1 74 Resonant rocks Megaceroider 171 Rhinoceros Megaloccras giganreus 17 1 Rhodizi te Megalosaurus 326 Ringstead-Waxy Clay Megathe rium arnericanunl 301 Rock Gongs Meneghini te 320 Rockbridgsite Mercia Mudstone Group 373 Rosnsite Mercury 320 Salenia Messel 64 Scaphopods Pleistocene Metacinnabar 320 S harks 'Michelinia ' balladoolensis 174 Lower Carboniferous Microdon 23 Lower Jurassic Milarite 320 Simbirskites nrorvelrae Montebrasi~e 320 Spencerite Nalrojarosite 320 Spirifer crispus Odontopteris 237 S tern bergite Olivine Gabbro 16 Stigmria Ophthalmosaurus 7 Stigmria ficoides Orbirolites renuissi~nus 162 Stone Trail Otozoum 84 S uengi t e Oxford Clay 76 Stromeyerile Oxynoricernr 67 Svanbergi te Pulaeosaurus 83 Tellurobismuthi te Paracocostibite 320 Thaumasite Puahopeite 320 Thecodoniosuurus Pecopreris polymorpho 237 Titanopteryx Peloneustes 81 Trace Fossils Phmacoli te 320 Lower Cretaceous Phragmires 19 Triassic Picrophamacoli te 320 Upper Jurassic Plancheite 319,320 Tricera~ops Plants 103,207,234,237,275,3353,88 Trilobite Devonian/Carboniferous 234, 275,388 Variscite Eocen e 103 Vivianite Upper Carboniferous 207,237,353 Volcanic rocks, France Plateosaurus 84 Wealden Group Plesiosaur 17 Wealden Group vertebrates Plesiosaurus rnegacephalus 17 Weilile Pliosaur Jurassic 17,75, 238 Wenlock Limestone Pliosaur Oxford Clay 75, 81 Wessex Formation Pljosaurid plesiosaur J 7 Westbury Formation Plurnbojarosite 320 Westlothiana Polacanthus 69 Whewellite Polluci te 320 Xanthiosi te Portland Stone 23 1 Zanclodon cambrensis Priceite 320 Zhejiangopte rus Producta semir~ticulatavar. andqiata 234 Zinkenile Pseudotetrasauropus 374 Zunyite Prerosaur 12,305 MUSEOLOGICAL INDEX Registration of collections Research Adhesives Repair of fossils p.v.a. 294 Resins Air-Pens 79 Paraloid 872 Behavioural studies in museums 255-265 Gelcoat GC 15OPA polyester resin Cnsting of fossils 20, 310-31 1,375 HMG Casting materials 313, 356, 376 Salt dcposits in microfossil preparations Cleaning of fossils 4,161,302 SEM microprobe CoIIecting ol geological material 49-55, 57-68,75-81, 85- Site protection and management 72-73 86, 89-92 Standards in collection care Collecting policies 50, 72, 87, 267 Storage of geological collections Collection Surveys 377-388 Micropalaeon~ologicaIslides Collections Managers 125-127 Overcrowding Conservation SEM and EMstubs and grids Fossils 3. 86, 221,224,293, 360 Storage of photographic material Pyrite oxidation treatments 367-369 flSlpe catalogues Consolidation of fossils 4,221 Unpacking collections Consolidants Visitors in museums Alvar 1570 22 1 Volunteers in museums AIKS dough 22 1 Waller Method M Polymer 3100 (Wacker Solution) 222 Polyvinyl alcohol 22 1 MISCELLANEOUS MDEX Curation and Research 129 Detergents Award of Brighton Medal to B. King 287 Synpcnonic N 4 Award of Brighton Medal to C. Waterston 44 Diagenesis of fossil bone 12 Book Reviews 30, 107, 1 37, 178,209,243.277,314, Disaster situations in museums 297-302 342,405 Displays 79-80,94-95, 302, 389 Geological Curators' Group 18rh AGM 3 4 Effectiveness 260-262 Geological Curators' Group 19th AGM 39 Educational packages 389-394 Geological Curators' Group 20th AGM 140 Engraving Pens 93 Geological Curators' Group 21st AGM 213 Epoxy Putty Geological Curators' Group 22nd AGM 28 1 Milliput 6 GeoIogical Curators' Group 23rd AGM 346 Fraudulent collectioos 317-321 Geological Curators' Group accounts 1992 113 Fungal Growth 163 Geologicnl Curators' Group Constitution 240 Models Geological Curators' Group EGM 1996 239 Crysrallographic 333-338 Lost & Found 32,82, 174,207,237,275, 341 Fossil 308-3 1 1, 353-360 Lost dt Found - Index to Volume 5 175 Modelling materials 3 13,356 Moulding fossils 374 Index compiled by Patrick N. Wyse Jackson Moulding materials Dow Corning Silastic 3481 silicone rubber 374 Pagination and Dates of publication: Silastic Thixo 375 Mounts Volume 6, Number l : pp 1-45 [22.4.1994] Fossil 5, 17,94-95, 211. 300, 312 Volume 6, Number 2: pp 46- 1 13 (8.1 1.19941 Fixings 5. 19, 224-225. 3 12 Volume 6, Number 3: pp 1 14-146 [27.3.1995] Slide mounts l61 Volume 6, Number 4: pp 147- 184 [15.9.1995] Moving coILections 297-302 Volume 6. Number 5: pp 185-218 [30.5.1996] Preparing for a move 299 Volume 6, Number 6: pp 2 18-244 [3.11.1996] Orphan Collections 269.27 1-273 Volume 6, Number 7: pp 245-290 [25.4.1997] Packing cases 300 Volume 6, Number 8: pp 291-314 [11.12.1997] Photographic material - storage 164 Volume 6, Number 9: pp 3 15-350 [23.6.1998] Preparation of fossils Volume 6, Number 10: pp 351-419 [14.12.1998] Air abrasjves 79 Chemical 8, 157-165 Engraving pens 93 Mechanical 7, 157-165 Micro fossils 157- 165.293-295 Pyrite oxidation 363-369