Our Suffolk glacial deposits continue to yield many fine Jurassic fossils. This Camptonectes scallop shell was brought into Ipswich Museum for identification by GeoSuffolk on October 23rd. (The £coin is for scale!)
For an update on Ipswich geologist Elizabeth Cobbold (1764-1824); GeoSuffolk's recent work in the Suffolk Coast & Heaths AONB; Harwich Polar Base; a puddingstone and more - read GeoSuffolk Times no.42.
On Saturday November 5th GeoSuffolk went to the Geologists' Association Festival of Geology at UCL in London.