13. Big Stones – Ipswich Museum sarsens
16. St Peter’s Church, Ipswich – building stones
17 Echinoids – fossils, Ipswich Museum
19 Christchurch Park, Ipswich -geology
20 Notes on the Brett Fountain, Ipswich – building stone
24 Coprolite Street – Ipswich
32 Paramoudras – flint
37.1 Brandon – Lingheath flint knappers
37.2 Bury St Edmunds – Jacqueline Close underground Chalk workings
37.3 Mendlesham – water scavenging
37.4 Claydon – Church Lane Chalk quarry, east face, belemnites
37.5 Bramford – Coe’s Pit, Papermill Lane
37.6 Felixstowe – Harwich Harbour, stone beds
37.7 Ipswich – Hoghighland, Cliff Quay
38 The Search for Coal in the Eastern Counties – Stutton borehole
40 Some Offshore Sandbanks – Scroby, Buxey
41.Some Crag Bivalve and Gastropod Genera
44 The Sewalik Hills – fossils, Ipswich Museum
45.The Stoke Bone Bed and A Day in the Life of Lake Ipswich
46.Earthquake near Colchester 1884
47.Looking at Elephant Teeth – fossils, Ipswich Museum
48 Crinoids – Ipswich Museum
49 Copper and Copper Minerals – Ipswich Museum
52 Trilobites – Ipswich Museum
57 The Foxhall Jaw – human jaw bone
58 The Thetford White Horse & other notes – Chalk
59 The Almond Whelks of the Crag – Neptunea
61 Porcelain at Christchurch Mansion
62 Putrefaction is the work…. human decomposition
64 Fontani – child of our Dales
65 Walton-Naze, Essex: SSSI to Crag Walk
66 Red Crag Flints – James Reid Moir
70 Elizabeth Cobbold – Suffolk’s Georgian woman geologist
71 More Type and Figured Specimens: Ipswich Museum – also see 1917 paper by Alfred Bell on More GeoSuffolk page.