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Woolhope is a
village and
civil parish in the
English county of Herefordshire. The po****tion of the
civil parish was 486 at the 2011 census. The civil...
- The
Woolhope Naturalists'
Field Club (or
simply the
Woolhope Club) is a
society devoted to the
natural history, geology, archaeology, and
history of Herefordshire...
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active Welsh scholar throughout his long life. He
wrote articles for the
Woolhope Naturalists'
Field Club, the
Archaeologia Cambrensis, the
Brecknock Society...
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original on 16 June 2016.
Retrieved 25
February 2019.
Transactions Woolhope Naturalists'
Field Club, 1887, page 173 Ellis, A.J. (1882). Powell, Thomas...
- The
Woolhope Limestone is a
geologic formation in Wales. It
preserves fossils dating back to the
Silurian period.
Earth sciences portal Wales portal Paleontology...
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fungi are
known as 'forays',
after the
first such
meeting organized by the
Woolhope Naturalists'
Field Club in 1868 and
entitled "A
foray among the funguses...
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commemorated in the
mortuary roll of
Saint Vitalis of Savigny. The
manor of
Woolhope in Herefordshire,
along with four others, was
given to the
cathedral at...
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Richard de
Capella and the
foundation of Herefordshire's
market towns, in
Woolhope Naturalists Field Club,Essays in
honour of Jim and
Muriel Tonkin, 2011...
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Haugh Wood is a Site of
Special Scientific Interest near
Woolhope in Herefordshire, England. The
protected area is
recognised for its
diversity of its...
- Formation, 90–300 ft.;
Wenlock Shale, up to 1900 ft.;
Woolhope or Barr
Limestone and shale, 150 ft. The
Woolhope Beds
consist mainly of
shales which are generally...
