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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

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1. Buried Forest seen at low-water at Dove Point, on the Cheshire coast. (From the Cambridge County Geography of Cheshire) ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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   Diagram to show the relations of the Submerged Forests to the sea-level ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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   Section at Tilbury Docks ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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1. 3.

   Section across the Humber between Hessle and Barton ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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   Approximate Coast-line at the period of the lowest Submerged Forest ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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