2020
DOI: 10.2478/logos-2020-0014
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Leonard Horner in Bonn 1831–1833, finding loess and being incorporated into Lyell’s Loess Legion

Abstract: Leonard Horner (1785–1864) was a pioneer in the study of loess. His 1836 paper on the geology of Bonn contained detailed descriptions of loess in the Rhine valley. He identified and presented loess as an interesting material for geological study. He investigated loess in the crater of the Rodderberg with Charles Lyell in 1833. He presented the first significant paper on loess in Britain in 1833, but it was not published until 1836. With the assistance of G.A. Goldfuss and J.J. Noegerath he conducted early stud… Show more

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