New geophysical and geochemical data from three deep cored boreholes drilled through the Littleham Mudstone sequence (Permian), are presented together with chemical data from the investigation of a number of uraniferous nodules. This investigation provides new chemical data on the host sediments (mudstones) that contain the nodules. The nodules themselves are scattered throughout the mudstones and have long been known to be enriched in a variety of metals in addition to U and V.The information from the holes provides new data on the geophysical characteristics of these sediments in an area where there are few alternate sources of this information. Additional detailed information,data,examination of available core material and c...
The western margin of the Askrigg Block has been investigated by regional geochemical reconnaissanc...
A 225 km² area around Exeter, described in this report, extends from the villages of Brampford Speke...
The elemental composition of terrigenous sediments is extremely important for interpreting the depos...
To the north-west of Slade Hall localised uranium and base metal mineralisation has been traced by ...
Systematic multi-media geochemical surveying by the British Geological Survey's Geochemical Baseline...
Five areas on the outcrop of the Helsby Sandstone Formation (formerly Keuper Sandstone) and Tarpor...
A geochemical drainage survey at a density of 1 sample per km2 was carried out across the Preseli H...
This paper focuses on artificial outcrop of permian lacustrine sediments of the Rudník horizon (298-...
This report gives an account of the geological setting of reduction features in New Red Sandstone s...
The underlying objective of investigations at Carrock Fell, under the Mineral Reconnaissance Progr...
This report describes the concentrations and distribution of uranium (U) in the groundwater of the D...
The examination of fine-grained concretions such as the uranium and vanadium enriched mudstones of B...
A multidisciplinary approach combining thin section and whole rock geochemical analyses has been use...
The soils of four separate areas lying within the outcrop of the Lower Carboniferous Limestone to t...
The trace and minor element and Re–Os geochemistry of the Upper Devonian Woodford Shale are analyzed...
The western margin of the Askrigg Block has been investigated by regional geochemical reconnaissanc...
A 225 km² area around Exeter, described in this report, extends from the villages of Brampford Speke...
The elemental composition of terrigenous sediments is extremely important for interpreting the depos...
To the north-west of Slade Hall localised uranium and base metal mineralisation has been traced by ...
Systematic multi-media geochemical surveying by the British Geological Survey's Geochemical Baseline...
Five areas on the outcrop of the Helsby Sandstone Formation (formerly Keuper Sandstone) and Tarpor...
A geochemical drainage survey at a density of 1 sample per km2 was carried out across the Preseli H...
This paper focuses on artificial outcrop of permian lacustrine sediments of the Rudník horizon (298-...
This report gives an account of the geological setting of reduction features in New Red Sandstone s...
The underlying objective of investigations at Carrock Fell, under the Mineral Reconnaissance Progr...
This report describes the concentrations and distribution of uranium (U) in the groundwater of the D...
The examination of fine-grained concretions such as the uranium and vanadium enriched mudstones of B...
A multidisciplinary approach combining thin section and whole rock geochemical analyses has been use...
The soils of four separate areas lying within the outcrop of the Lower Carboniferous Limestone to t...
The trace and minor element and Re–Os geochemistry of the Upper Devonian Woodford Shale are analyzed...
The western margin of the Askrigg Block has been investigated by regional geochemical reconnaissanc...
A 225 km² area around Exeter, described in this report, extends from the villages of Brampford Speke...
The elemental composition of terrigenous sediments is extremely important for interpreting the depos...