The Ancient Volcanoes of Great Britain, Volume 1 (of 2) — John Shaqi
The Ancient Volcanoes of Great Britain, Volume 1 (of 2)Geikie, Archibald
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The Ancient Volcanoes of Great Britain, Volume 1 (of 2)
Geikie, Archibald
Volcanoes -- Great Britain
The Southern Chain--The Pentland Volcano--The Biggar Centre--The
Duneaton Centre--The Ayrshire Volcanoes 317
CHAPTER XXI
Volcanoes of the Lower Old Red Sandstone of the Cheviot Hills,
Lorne, "Lake Orcadie" and Killarney 336
CHAPTER XXII
Volcanoes of the Upper Old Red Sandstone--The South-West of
Ireland, the North of Scotland 348
BOOK VI
THE CARBONIFEROUS VOLCANOES
CHAPTER XXIII
The Carboniferous System of Britain and its Volcanic Records
Geography and Scenery of the Carboniferous Period--Range of
Volcanic Eruptions during that time--I. The Carboniferous
Volcanoes of Scotland--Distribution, Arrangement and Local
Characters of the Carboniferous System in Scotland--Sketch
of the Work of previous Observers in this Subject 355
CHAPTER XXIV
Carboniferous Volcanic Plateaux of Scotland
I. The Plateau-type restricted to Scotland--i. Distribution in the
Different Areas of Eruption--ii. Nature of the Materials Erupted 367
CHAPTER XXV
Geological Structure of the Carboniferous Volcanic
Plateaux of Scotland
1. Bedded Lavas and Tuffs; Upper Limits and Original Areas and
Slopes of the Plateaux; 2. Vents; Necks of Agglomerate and Tuff;
Necks of Massive Rock; Composite Necks; 3. Dykes and Sills; 4.
Close of the Plateau-eruptions 383
CHAPTER XXVI
The Carboniferous Puys of Scotland
i. General Character and Distribution of the Puys; ii. Nature of
the Materials Erupted--Lavas Ejected at the Surface--Intrusive
Sheets--Necks and Dykes--Tuffs 414
CHAPTER XXVII
Geological Structure of the Carboniferous Puys of Scotland
1. Vents: Relation of the Necks to the Rocks through which they
rise--Evidence of the probable Subærial Character of some of
the Cones or Puys of Tuff--Entombment of the Volcanic Cones and
their Relation to the Superficial Ejections. 2. Bedded Tuffs and
Lavas--Effects of Subsequent Dislocations. 3. Sills, Bosses, and
Dykes 424
CHAPTER XXVIII
Illustrative Examples of the Carboniferous Puys of Scotland
The Basin of the Firth of Forth--North Ayrshire--Liddesdale 462
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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