If you can help with the following, please get in touch:
I’m an archaeologist working on a project in Upper Eskdale, and would welcome some advice on a BVG boulder located as part of a prehistoric cairn. It has markings on its surface that appear to be anthropogenic, but I’d like to know whether they could have been formed as part of volcanic formation processes.
Steve
The talk on Istanbul booked for 11th November has had to be postponed but instead I am delighted to announce that we will have a talk on Coal Exploration in the St. Bees Area which will be presented by Eric Gozlan Msc (Geophysics), BSc (Geology/Geophysics) who is Exploration Manager for West Cumbria Mining Ltd.  This promises to be a very interesting talk with considerable local interest.
The time and venue is still  7.30pm at the Friends Meeting House, Cockermouth.
The next Cumberland Geological Society event is on Wednesday 14th October.Â
Presented by Dr Dave Mcgarvie from Open University Scotland
At Community Hall, Bolton Street, Workington, CA14 2SN
Talk starts 1930
