Pleistocene-Recent
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13 locations recorded with this geological age.
- Crystal Palace Geological Illustrations #12The groups of vertebrate models represents geological time periods and stand on artificial islands made of…
- Harmondsworth Great BarnThe main stone used in the rubble masonry of the barn's footings.
- St Helen's Church RanworthFerricrete is a common component of the rubble masonry fabric of the church.
- St John The Baptist Church PinnerRubble masonry and quoins of the transepts.
- St Katharine's Greek Orthodox Church (Old St James's).Rubble masonry. A distinctive stone of rounded and angular flints in a red, iron-rich cement.
- St Mary the VirginRubble masonry. A distinctive brown, ochreous stone.
- St Mary's Church HarmondsworthA few pieces of ferricrete, as seen at the Great Barn, are used in the rubble masonry of the church.
- St Mary's Church Tower Harrow-on-the-HillAshlar and rubble masonry.
- St Mary's Churchyard Harrow-on-the-HillPaving on front of Byron's 'favourite place'. These are beach flints with excellent examples of chatter marks.
- St Mary's Tower HornseyBrown gritty sandstone used for rubble masonry.
- St Mary-the-Virgin ChurchFerricrete is used in the rubble masonry of the round tower.
- St Peter's Church BelaughFerricrete is used for quoins and rubble masonry in the early phases of building.
- Waltham Abbey Chapter House wallBlocks in the rubble masonry.