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Denudation of the continental shelf between Britain and France at the glacial-interglacial timescale.

Geomorphology (Amst), 2013
Mellett CL, Hodgson DM, Plater AJ, Mauz B, Selby I, Lang A.   +5 more
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Sandstone Landforms of the High Weald

, 2020
The High Weald in south-east England hosts picturesque sandstone cliffs developed upon the Lower Cretaceous Ardingly Sandstones. Around 100 natural outcrops occur in the area, with the largest being continuous cliff lines over half a kilometre long and more than 10 m high.
Filip Duszyński, P. Migoń
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The Weald

World Geomorphological Landscapes, 2020
David C. Jones
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Charles Darwin and the Weald

The Age of the Earth, 2020

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Provenance evolution of the English Lower Cretaceous Weald Basin and implications for palaeogeography of the northwest European massifs: constraints from heavy mineral assemblages

, 2021
The first comprehensive provenance studies of the English Lower Cretaceous facies based on detailed analyses of heavy minerals is presented from 11 locations across the Weald, southeast England.
Oladapo O. Akinlotan, G. Rogers, S. Okunuwadje   +2 more
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Characteristics and context of high-energy, tidally modulated, barred shoreface deposits: Kimmeridgian–Tithonian sandstones, Weald Basin, southern U.K. and northern France

, 2020
The influence of tides on the sedimentology of wave-dominated shorefaces has been emphasized in recent studies of modern shorelines and related facies models, but few ancient examples have been reported to date.
Lynsey Angus, G. Hampson, F. Palci, A. Fraser   +3 more
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Rural Medieval and Transitional Housing in the Eastern High Weald 1250–c.1570

Vernacular Architecture, 2020
The books reviewed here are best understood in the context of the evolving project which led to their publication.
Bob Meeson
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Timing of inversion of the Weald-Boulonnais basin inferred from calcite U-Pb geochronology of brittle structures along the Opal coast, northern France

Journal of the Geological Society
Although far-field deformation related to the convergence between Eurasian and African plates has long been documented in central and western Europe, only few outcrops clearly document the corresponding compressive structures.
Thomas Blaise, O. Averbuch, Y. Missenard, Clémence Roy, Agathe Jullien-sicre, Aboubacar Dibousse, Romain Augier, O. Bruguier, Frédéric Haurine   +8 more
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Early Cretaceous nepomorph bugs from the Wealden of the Weald

Palaeoentomology
True bugs (Heteroptera) are uncommon in the Lower Cretaceous Wealden Group of southern England, being represented by occasional terrestrial and aquatic forms (Jarzembowski, 2011).
E. Jarzembowski, Bo Wang
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