Back Issues

Fossil Focus - Florida, USA -
by E R Matheau-Raven

Panning for Gold and the history of the Kildonan Gold Rush at Baille an Or,
North East Scotland -
by Alister and Ian Cruickshanks

Road Trip - Warboys Clay Pit -
by Evangelos R. Matheau-Raven

Amateur Profile -
by Kris Howe of Carrollton, Texas, USA

Fossil Focus -
by Kendal Martyn B.Sc.Ph.D

Fossil Focus North African Mosasaur Teeth Identification Morocco, Africa. -
by George Corneille, Limerick, Ireland

Fossil Research Red Chalk Formation Nautiloids from Hunstanton -
by S.M.Bowerman

Fossil Hunting in Oxfordshire, UK -
by Mike Thorn

A mineralogical tour of Ireland - Part 1: Leinster
by Stephen Moreton

William Smith Born 1769-Died 1839 -
by Roy Bullard

Amateur Profile -
by Clay Carkin, Marine, USA

When Dinosaurs Roamed Hastings -
by Ken Brooks, Part 3

Road Trip - Editorial
by A. Cruickshanks

Beginners Corner Meteorites Demystified -
by Helen Gould, Part 1

The Physical, Geochemical and General Properties of Granite -
by Alister Cruickshanks

Fossil Focus From the wet Clays of Peterborough to the sunny Caatinga of Brazil -
by David M. Martill

Road Trip -
by Angelos Raven and Stuart Handley

A mineralogical tour of Ireland - Part 2: Munster
by Stephen Moreton

Amateur Profile for the Love of Meteorites -
by Terry Boudreaux

Meteorites - a primer -
by Kendal Martyn B.Sc.Ph.D.

Tony Gill’s Corner -
by Anna Gill

Beginners Corner Meteorites Demystified -
by Helen Gould,
Part 2

A Highland Fishing Expedition -
by Clay Carkin, Maine, USA

Plight of the Stanton Harcourt Mammoths -
by Mike Thorn

Fossil Focus Fossil Collecting 1000 Miles Away From Home -
by Clay Carkin, Maine, USA

Road Trip - Road Trip to Wangford Quarry, Suffolk -
by Alister and Ian Cruickshanks

Amateur Profile for the Love of Sea-Urchins -
by Andrea Clark

A mineralogical tour of Ireland - Part 3: Connaught
by Stephen Moreton

Tony Gill’s Corner -
by Tony and Anna Gill

Beginners Corner -
by Helen Gould

Quartz is more than Silicon Dioxide -
by Kendal Martyn B.Sc.Ph.D.

Fossil Research -
by Ray Fox

K-T Extinction - Sudden death impacts, slow decline or both -
by Stuart Handley

Art at the Rockface - Making an exhibition on the Fascination of Stone -
by Nigel Larkin

Fossil Research - Smilodon Family Tree -
by Mike Thorn

Road Trip - Port Mulgrave, Nr Whitby -
by Stuart Handley and Byron Blessed

Fossil Research - Fossil Bones from the North Sea. An easy way to collect fossil remains from the Ice Age? -
by Dick Mol

A mineralogical tour of Ireland - Part 4: Ulster
by Stephen Moreton

Tony Gill’s Corner -
by Tony and Anna Gill

Amateur Profile - South Ferriby & East Yorkshire -
by Chris Traxon

Talking Shark Teeth -
by Lutz Andres, Germany

De Kaloot. A fossil treasure trove -
by Frank Wesselingh

Fossil Research - Notes on the Cambridge Greensand -
by Paul Pursglove

Amateur Profile -
by Roy Shepherd

A Letter of Interest - Donated
by Bob Markham

Beginners’ Corner - A closer Look at Plate Tectonics,
by Helen Gould, Part 2

Trilobite Trouble -
by Bob Williams

Road Trip, Blockley, Gloucestershire -
by Stuart Handley

Amateur Profile, Wall to Wall Ammonites -
by Stuart Handley

Mary Anning and the Jurassic Dragons -
by Ray Goodwin

Collecting Microfossils from Folkestone -
by Joe Shimmin

A Brief introduction to Agates -
by P. W. Forster

Deep Time in Lyme -
by Stuart Handley

Fossil Focus, How to identify a pterosaur tooth! -
by By Paul Pursglove

A Geological Model for the Alluvial Gold Environment -
by Philip Dunkerley Part 1

Tony Gill’s Corner -
by Tony and Anna Gill

Beginners’ Corner. Plate Tectonics and the Rock Cycle -
by Helen Gould

A Geological Model for the Alluvial Gold Environment -
by Philip Dunkerley Part 2

Small is beautiful: fossil voles as stratigraphic aids -
by David Mayhew

Road Trip, Herne Bay, Kent
by Stuart Handley and Les Lanham

Early Eocene London Clay deposits at High Ongar, Essex - Pt 1,
by Bob Williams

The Fascination of Microfossils -
by Joe Shimmin

Helping Scottish Pupils to Become Rock Detectives -
by Peter M Craig, Earth Science Education Services

Tony Gill’s Corner -
by Tony and Anna Gill

Philadelphia Fossils & Ferns -
by Paul Murdoch & Clay Carkin, USA

Do Mammoths warn of a Climate Crisis? -
by James O’Donoghue

Fabulous Fluorite- Derbyshire Blue John -
by Richard M. Haw

Breaking News! Complete Marine Crocodile Skull Found At Whitby -
by Byron Blessed

Beginners’ Corner, Plate Tectonics and the Rock Cycle -
by Helen Gould Part 2

In search of Dinosaur Eggs in Mongolia -
by Steen Ballantyne

Bringing the best out of your Fossils: tips on the Preparation of Fossils -
by Bryon Blessed

Tony Gill’s Corner -
by Tony and Anna Gill

Sheppeyfossils.com the Genesis of a Website -
by Fred Clouter

Road Trip- The Ballroom, Nenthead -
by Stuart Handley

Early Eocene London Clay deposits at High Ongar, Essex - Pt 2,
by Bob Williams

Jade: the Imperial green Gem of the East -
by Sonja McLachlan

Beginners’ Corner -
by Helen Gould Part 3

Fossils re-united -
by Brandon Lennon

Barton Beds, Hampshire -
by Ray Chapman

Collector Profile: Richard Hawkes

Warboys - a follow-up Road Trip with a brand new pocket full of finds -
by Flavia Faedo

Mammoths and the Mammoth Ivory Trade -
by Dick Mol and Bernard Buigues

Book Review: Rockwatch Guide No. 1.  A Pocket Guide to the London Clay exposed on the north shore of the Isle of Sheppey, Kent -
by Adrian Rundle

Triassic Fossils of West Texas -
by Rick Day

An Exceptional Mammoth Discovery from the North Sea -
by Dick Mol

Northern Rocks - Shetland

Amber - Frozen Moments in Time -
by Gary Platt

Location Profile 1: Wenlock Quarry, Shropshire -
by Alister Cruickshanks

The Extinction of the Mammoth and the Clathrate Gun -
by Joanne Ballard and André Bijkerk

Shark tooth collecting at Beltinge, Herne Bay, Kent -
by Les Lanham

Jade: the Imperial Green Gem of the East - Part 2: Decorative and ornamental Jade -
by Sonja McLahlan

Amateur Profile: Part 1: Locations in the Suffolk Area.
by Alison Glading

Disappearing Dunwich - The once thriving Suffolk coastal town, a victim of the North Sea -
by Roy Bullard

Predator and Prey -
by Dan Quinsey

White Scar Cave - by William Bagshaw

Hastings: Iguanodon Foot-Casts -
by Ken Brooks - Hastings & Geological Society

Fossil Hunting at Seatown -
by Tony and Anna Gill

On the Trail of Shetland’s Volcano -
by Allen Fraser

Mineral Colours -
by Stuart Adams - Essex Rock and Mineral Society

Jade: the Imperial Green Gem of the East, Part 3: The Scientific Properties of Jade -
by Sonja McLachlan

Fossiling in Wyoming -
by Niels Laurids Viby

Location Profile 2: Danes Dyke, East Riding

The Return of Burmite Amber -
by David Lamb

Down and Dirty at a Dig, a Dinophile’s Dream comes true -
by Elena Victory

Amateur Profile: Part 2: Locations in the Norfolk Area
by Alison Cruickshanks

London Clay Minerals -
by Bob Williams

Hard rock mining in the Brazilian `Garden of Gold’ -
by Graham Roberts

A living fossil in the petrified forest –
by James O’Donoghue

Dinosaur profile Megaraptor – the killer claw –
by Stephen Day

Location Profile Marloes Sands, Pembrokeshire –
by Joe Shimmin

The geology of Mars Discoveries by Spirit & Opportunity part 1
by Alister Cruickshanks

Bryozoans: more than meets the eye –
by Dr Paul D Taylor

German miners in Cumbria –
by Jean Tyler

A brief flight with pterosaurs –
by Mark P Witton

Recent finds a day trip to the Sewerby area –
by Paul W Forster

A brief introduction to the Quaternary –
by Joe Shimmin

Imperial jade part 4: the symbolic and spiritual gem –
by Sonja McLachlan

Danger in Rotterdam! A saber-toothed cat prowls the Natural History Museum of Rotterdam –
by Dick Mol

Dinosaurs in Scotland –
by Dr Neil Clark

Dinosaurs down at the Farm –
by Martin Simpson

Amateur profile – Alison Cruickshanks part 3: locations on the Isle of Wight

Fossil Hunting in Denmark
By Niels Laurids Viby

British Fossil Elephants
By Adrian M Lister

Building Stones of the Ancient World
By Ken Brooks

A Park County gem discovery: Tarryall fire agate
By Steven Wade Veatch (CSMS Pick & Pack)

Mineral collecting down under –
By Tony Forsyth

Shetland An archipelago on the edge –
By Allen Fraser

Hooks, paperclips and balls of string Understanding heteromorphy ammonites
By Dr Neale Monks

New Discovery Antarctic amphibian: a fossil from 245 million years ago –
By Sarda Sahney

The Geology of Mars Discoveries by Spirit and Opportunity part 2 –
By Alister Cruickshanks

Recent finds Ophthalmosaurus – the eye lizard –
By Paul de la Salle

Hints and Tips Building a fossil preparation box –
By Chris Pamplin

Jurassic Gorge –
By Dr Susan Parfrey

The Elgin Marvels –
By Dr Neil Clark

Arthropleura – a prehistoric bug hunt –
By Joe Shimmin and Stephen Day

Location profile East Wemyss, Scotland –
By Alister Cruickshanks

Imperial Jade part 5 The world marketplace –
By Sonja McLachlan

New Zealand rock hunting
Heather Wilson (New Zealand)

Orphan mine site taken into care
Tanya Piejus (New Zealand)

New publication - Geology of Snowdonia
Matthew Bennett

Carboniferous fossils protecting our Eocene coastline: Barton-on-Sea
David N Lewis (UK) and Stephen K Donovan (Netherlands)

Recent Finds – Crinoids and an introduction to them
Fiona Jennings (UK)

An excursion to Krakatau part 1
Dr G Trevor Watts (UK)

The exciting world of collecting fluorescent minerals
Clay Carking (USA)

Natural wonders of the Maghreb an expedition through Morocco’s geological history – Dr Sebastian Lüning (Germany)

Fossil Hunting in Denmark – part 2
Niels Laurids Viby (Denmark)

New publications – Ammonites and the other cephalopods of the Lower Cretaceous Gault Clay and Folkestone Beds – Fred Clouter

Fossil ecosystems of North America – John R Nudds & Paul A Selden

In the footsteps of T. rex and other prehistoric giants: my trip to the Hell Creek, Green River and Niobrara Chalk formations – George Corneille (Ireland)

Earthquake in Lincolnshire – 27 February 2008
Roger MW Musson (British Geological Survey, Edinburg)

Location Profile: Eype – Tony Gill (UK)

New publication – Rocks & minerals – the definitive visual guide
Ronald Louis Bonewitz

Chrissie and the fossil tree – Rosalind Jones (France)

A Walk to Mull’s famous fossil tree
Rosalind Jones (France)

Curio Bay’s fossil forest
Heather Wilson (New Zealand)

The geology of Mars: discoveries by Spirit and Opportunity part 3
A lister Cruickshanks (Deposits Production Director, UK)

Meteorites and tektites – David Bryant (UK)

The Spittles landslip, Lyme Regis
Richard Edmonds (manager of the Jurassic Coast Team, UK)

Fossil forests in the freezer
Dr Stephen Mcloughlin (Sweden)

Jurassic Coast fossil collecting and the Eype Starfish Bed
Richard Edmonds (manager of the Jurassic Coast Team, UK)

Your Planet Earth – an outreach initiative –
Professor Mike Benton (UK)

An excursion to Krakatau part 2
Dr Trevor Watts (UK)

Location profile Caim, Anglesey
Joe Shimmin (UK)

Triassic reptiles from the Lower Muschelkalk of Winterswijk
Henk Oosterink (Netherlands)

Drought in South Australia creates soil problems –
Paul Shand (Australia)

Gold panning at Wanlockhead
Charlie Smart (UK)

The Scottish Fossil code
Colin Macfadyen (UK)

Recent finds Fossils from St Margaret’s Bay, Kent
Flavia Faedo (UK)

The Geology of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park
Ruth Crosbie (UK)

Preserving geological museum collections
Caroline Buttler (UK)

Oxygen-free storage for museum specimens
Caroline Buttler (UK)

From sea to sand Ancient marine reptiles from the deserts of Saudi Arabia – Benjamin Kear (Australia)

Earthlearningidea
Elizabeth Devon (UK)

The disparids: weird and weedy crinoids of the Palaeozoic –
Stephen K Donovan (Netherlands) and David N Lewis (UK)

Tunnelling for dinosaurs in the High Arctic
Dr Thomas H Rich (Australia)

Locations in Canada’s Nova Scotia province Part 1: Joggins
George Burden (Canada)

Belemnites
Dr Neale Monks (UK)

The saber-toothed cat of the North Sea
Dick Mol and Wilrie van Logchem (Netherlands)

Lavas from Hawaiian volcano contain fingerprint of planetary formation
Steve Koppes (USA)

Location profile: Newhaven, Sussex
Joe Shimmin (UK)

Meteorites: ‘rocks’ from space
Dr Vic Pearson (UK)

A splendid falsification: a double story
Raymond Dedeyne and Rik Dillen (Belgium)

Collecting fossils in Florida
Niels Laurids Viby (Denmark)

Geology of Grandfather Mountain
Landis Wofford (USA)

Fossils from the Polish Bathonian clays
Dr Michal Zaton (Poland)

Locations in Canada’s Nova Scotia province Part 2: Blue Beach
George Burden (Canada)

Sharks of the Moroccan Phosphates
Dr Charlie Underwood (UK)

Fossils down under or finding fossils in boreholes
Dr Susan Parfrey (Australia)

A foram iniferan adventure
Michael Hesemann (Germany)

Location Profile: Ardwell Bay, Girvan
Alister Cruickshanks

The one that got away
James O’Donoghue (UK)

The geologist’s tool kit
Dr Neale Monks (UK)

Dinosaurs of the Isle of Wight
Simon Clabby (UK)

World earthquakes
RMW Musson (UK)

Fossils of the Gault Clay
Dr Neale Monks (UK)

Denizens of the Oxford Clay
Robert Broughton (UK)

Rare amber inclusion of harvestman donated to National History Museum
Terence Collingwood (UK)

Locations in Canada's Nova Scotia province: Part 3: Wasson's Bluff
George Burden (Canada)

New Meat-eating dinosaur from Argentina has bird-like breathing system
Steve Koppes (USA)

A fossil sword pommel from Malaya
Ruel A. Macaraeg (USA)

3D photography of fossils: ammonites from the Northern Limestone Alps of Austria
Dr Robert Sturm (Austria)

The British Carboniferous Limestone
Dr Neale Monks (UK)

This fossil: Chirotherium sp.
Rob Hope (France)

Location profile: Poxwell Quarries
Alister Cruickshanks (UK)

Pico Partido: volcanic perfection in the Canaries
Dr Trevor Watts (UK)

Conulariids: fossilised jellyfish
Maria C Sendino (UK) and Paul D Taylor (UK)

It doesn't have to be dinosaurs
Stephen Lautenschlager (Germany) and Dr Julia Brenda Desojo (Argentina)

Earth history in miniature
Dr Robert Sturm (Austria)

Sieving out the big picture
Dr Steven C Sweetman (UK)

Amber deposits of the Dominican Republic’s northern cordillera –
George Burden (Canada)

Dinosaurs in La Rioja – Peter J Perkins (UK)

Thiepval Memorial – Flavia Faedo (UK)

In the shadow of the Isle of Wight dinosaurs – Dr Steven C Sweetman (UK)

This fossil: Parabrontopodus? – Rob Hope (France)

Location profile: Happisburgh – Alister Cruickshanks (UK)

Harvesting the extinct Bennettitales –
Stephen McLoughlin (Sweden) and Christian Pott (Sweden)

Blue John stone: a remarkable fluorite from a limestone cavern –
Steven Wade Veatch (USA)

The Corallines’ of the ‘Coralline Crag: bryozoans in a Suffolk Pliocene bryozoans limestone – Dr Paul D Taylor (UK) and Rory Milne (UK)

How soil science helps solve crime – Liz Porter (Australia)

The Mastodon of Milia the longest tusks in the world –
Dick Mol and Wilrie Van Logchem (Netherlands)

Riccardo Levi-Setti: experimental physicist and trilobite expert –
Steve Koppes (USA)

Cerro Negro – Dr G Trevor Watts (UK)

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin 1881-1955: a geologist priest in Hastings –
Ken Brooks (UK)

Field trip to the Antwerp Harbour area, Belgium – Harry Meisner (Germany)

Exploring the Jurassic at Zalas Quarry, southern Poland- by Tomasz Borszcz and Dr Michal Zaton (Poland)

The Diversity of Trace Fossils from the Anisian (Middle Triassic) of Winterswijk, the Netherlands – by Henk Oosterink (the Netherlands)

This fossil: the dinosaur relic – by Rob Hope (France)

Location profile : Seasalter, Kent – by Joe Shimmin (UK)

Fossil sea urchins as hard substrates – by Stephen K Donovan (the Netherlands) and John WM Jagt (the Netherlands)

Sands of Gobi Desert yield new species of nut-cracking dinosaur – by Steve Koppes (USA)

Mineral classics from Wales- by Tom Cotterell (UK)

Climate events let ice age mammoths go far below 40cN – by Dick Mol (Netherlands) and Ralf-Dietrich Kahlke (Germany)

Deciphering carpoids: fossil ‘problematica` - by Dr Imran A Rahman (UK)

Collecting rocks and minerals: a recollection – by Malcolm Chapman (UK)

Geological field trip through Scotland: basalts from the Isle of Skye- by Dr Robert Sturm (Austria)

Echinoids – by Dr Neale Monks

Dinocochlea: the mysterious spiral of Hastings – by Paul D Taylor (UK) and Consuelo Sendino (UK)

Coccoliths: tiny fossils with immense palaeontological importance – by Dr Robert Sturm (Austria)

Mull’s famous Leaf Beds - Rosalind Jones (France)

More on the dinosaurs of the Booth Museum, Brighton - John A Cooper (UK)

Rose and blue quartz - Steve Veatch (USA)

Colossal tortoises, climate change and the evolution of Europe’s largest ‘modern’ reptiles - Benjamin Kear (Australia) and Georgios Georgalis (Greece)

This fossil: a personal view of the caves of Soyons - Rob Hope (Frnace)

Fossil fish of Scotland - Dr Neale Monks (UK)

Getting some exercise: walking the beaches of Denmark for fossils
Niles Laurids Viby (Denmark)

On location: Beadnell, Northumberland - Joe Shimmin (UK)

‘Project Emerging’: Zoophycos
Rob Hope (France) and Dr Davide Olivero (France)

Fabulous Fossils’ exhibition at Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery
Dean Lomax (UK)

“I, a Geologist”: the geology of Charles Darwin (Part 1)
Stephen K Donovan (The Netherlands) and Cor F Winkler Prins (The Netherlands)

Biochar: what is it and why is it generating so much interest?
Fiona Henderson (Australia) and Evelyn Krull (Australia)

shining white ammonites: ammonites from the Posidonia Shales of Southern Germany - Stephen Lautenschlager (Germany)

Dinosaurs at the Nebraska State Capitol - Dr Neale Monks (UK)

Geology museums of Britain (1) The National Stone Centre, Derbyshire
Jon Trevelyan (UK)

Moeraki Boulders: giant marbles of New Zealand
Tasman Walker (Australia)

Renovated palaeontology exhibits at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History - Ruel A Macaraeg MA, JD (USA)

Palaeontologist Michael Coates launches fossil shark hunt - Steve Koppes (USA)

Iron from the sky - Michael Johnson (USA)

The trace fossils of Redhill Ridge’s Dakota Sandstones - Chris Retzlaff (USA)

Barrow Hill: ‘the Dudley volcano’ - Dr Trevor Watts (UK)

“I, a Geologist”: the geology of Charles Darwin (Part 2)
Stephen K Donovan (The Netherlands) and Cor F Winkler Prins (The Netherlands)

On location: Beachy Head, East Sussex - Joe Shimmin (UK)

The monster nautiluses of the Palaeozoic - Dr Neale Monks (UK)

A field guide to Barbados (Part 1): introduction
Stephen K Donovan (The Netherlands)

Hell and high water: the digs of Dinosaur Cove - Robyn Molan (Australia)

Sharks of Whale Valley (or should that be whales of shark valley?)
Dr Charlie Underwood (UK)

Historic review shows current climate change is normal
Tim Ball (Canada)

Fleshing-out a dinosaur-eating snake
Tyler Keillor (USA)

Whitby Museum
Dean Lomax (UK) and Jon Trevelyan (UK)

Does the ground sloth, Mylodon darwinii, still survive in South America?
Dr Ross Barnett (UK) and Simon Sylvester (UK)

Fossils of the West Somerset coast
Dr Neale Monks (UK)

De Kuilen: a Dutch treasure trove of Neogene vertebrates
Peter Formanoy (The Netherlands) and Hansjorg Ahrens (The Netherlands)

On location: Kilmarie, Isle of Skye
Joe Shimmin (UK)

A tale of amateur and professional cooperation: Flexomornis howei
Kris Howe (USA)

A passion for fossils of mammalian ancestors leads to prize- winning PhD
Steve Koppes (USA)

The Rochechouart meteorite
Dawn Walker (UK)

On the origin of Agate: a 300-year-old enigma
Terry Moxon (UK)

The geology of Falkland Islands
Dr Phil Stone (UK)

From sharks’ teeth to sea urchins - a palaeontological expedition through the Northern Alpine foreland in Austria
Dr Robert Sturm (Austria)

Australia’s lost sea
Rodney William Berrell (Australia) and Nicole Kelly (Australia)

Coping with coprolites
Carl Mehling (USA)

Volcanoes in Garrotxa
Peter Perkins (UK)

Fossils in Denmark: Danish chalk
Niels Laurids Viby (Denmark)

News snippets

This fossil: another trackway from the past
Dr Davide Olivero (France)

Tiny bubble theory of Lake Superior agate formation (Part 1): tiny bubbles, the husk and silica accumulation in the cavity
Wayne Sukow (USA)

Deposits glossary 

To what extent can the end-Permian mass extinction be contributed to a single, catastrophic event?
Robert Broughton (UK)

Book review - Roughton Gill and the Mines of the Caldbeck Fells
Ian Tyler Jon Trevelyan (UK)

On location: Hornsea, East Riding
Alister Cruickshanks (UK)

Recent finds: your finds from the Autumn of 2010

A field guide to Barbados - (Part 2): coastal geology of southeast Barbados
Stephen K Donovan (The Netherlands) and David AT Harper (Denmark)

Book review - Introducing Palaeontology: A Guide to Ancient Life - Patrick Wyse Jackson
Jon Trevelyan (UK)

Ever since then: shining light on a clear evolutionary trail
Rob Hope (France) and Dr Davide Olivero (France)

Book Review: Rock Trails (Lakeland, Snowdonia and Peak District)
Paul Gannon - Jon Trevelyan (UK)

Mollusc: diversity for palaeontologists
Dr Neale Monks (UK)

Seeds from the London Clay
Joe Shimmin (UK)

Diary of events

Directory of societies and associations

Dinosaur mines of the Kem Kem - M’Hammed Segaoui
Dr Charlie Underwood (UK)

The hand-beast of Blackwaterfoot
Dr Neil D L Clark (UK) 

News snippets

The Wyoming Dinosaur Center
Dean Lomax (UK)

Book review - Amber: Tears of the Gods - by Neil Clark
Jon Trevelyan (UK)

The secret life of starfish
Dr Liam Herringshaw (Canada) 

Deposits glossary

The Geology Matters website shows the history of the Earth
Chris Broughton (UK)

Ancient artefacts: ornamental beads from Egyptian tombs
Chris Retzlaff, Victor Gordillo, Kyle Helmick, Krystal Arnold, Cameron Jesse, Kurt Lahmers, Victoria Arnold, Ciena Higginbotham, Patrick Glover, Auston Mammenga, Luke Sattler, Ruth Powell and Jessica Kennedy (USA)

Book Review: The Tunguska Mystery - by Vladimir Rubtsov
Jon Trevelyan (UK)

A history of cameos
Heidi Reed (USA)

On location: Kingsdown, Kent
Joe Shimmin (UK)

Recent finds: your finds from the Winter of 2010/2011

A field guide to Barbados - (Part 3): northern Barbados
Stephen K Donovan (The Netherlands) and David A T Harper (Denmark)

Who did it? Bite marks in Jurassic and Cretaceous ammonites
Adiël Klompmaker (The Netherlands & USA)

Tiny bubble theory of Lake Superior agate formation (Part II): results from other laboratories and inclusions such as crystals and plumes
Wayne Sukow (USA) 

The Bradshaw Foundation: rock art
Peter Robinson (UK)

Book Review: The Geology of London - The Geologists’ Association
Jon Trevelyan (UK)

Salthill Quarry, Clitheroe: a resource degraded
Stephen K Donovan (The Netherlands)

Directory of societies and associations

Diary of events

Fossil collecting at Bracklesham, West Sussex
David Bone (UK)

A journey through Geopark Shetland
Allen Fraser of Shetland Geotours (UK) 

News snippets 

3D photographs of fossil gastropods from the ancient Paratethys Ocean
Dr Robert Sturm (Austria) 

Take me to the rocks
Dr Sebastian Lüning (Germany) 

Deposits glossary 

Book review: Argyll and the Islands: by David Stephenson and Jon Merritt
Jon Trevelyan (UK) 

On location: Camustianavaig, Skye
Anthony Rybak (UK) 

Recent finds: your finds from the Winter and Spring of 2011 

A field guide to Barbados (Part 4): Bridgetown and the South Coast
Stephen K Donovan (The Netherlands) 

An introduction to aetosaurs
Stephen Lautenschlager (Germany) 

Book review: Scottish Agate: by Nick Crawford and David Anderson
Jon Trevelyan (UK) 

Tiny bubble theory of Lake Superior agate formation (Part III): non-silica minerals and colours in agates
Wayne Sukow (USA)