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News
Did you know that Fisons fertiliser manufacture continued in the Ipswich Area through the 20th century? Read an update to our 'coprolite' leaflet in GeoSuffolk Times no.41. Also incuded: the Suffolk woolly rhinoceros jaw which appeared on Blue Peter; baked clay sling bullets at Sudbury Heritage Centre and more on left-handed snails.
Two of our members, Caroline Markham and Judith Hall unveiling GeoSuffolk's latest panel to reveal information on Westleton's pebbles. The panel was dug in, under beautiful Suffolk skies, early this morning. View the panel here.
Surely all geologists should have their photograph taken in Coprolite Street, Ipswich. Click here for GeoSuffolk's new leaflet, Suffolk's Crag Coprolites.
Did you know 2019 is the International Year of the Periodic Table? Read about Michael Faraday's visit to Ipswich in GeoSuffolk Times no.40. Also in this issue - GeoSuffolk events for early summer 2019.