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            <b>The Drumlins of Glasgow</b>

Elder, S.; M’Call, R. J. S.; Neaves, W. D.; Pringle, Allan

doi:10.1144/transglas.19.2.285

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“…Later work by Bennie (1866Bennie ( , 1867Bennie ( , 1868, Bell (1894), Clough et al (1925), andElder et al (1935) added to the existing knowledge of Glasgow's Drumlins. Elder et al (1935) appear to have been the first to have produced a map of the drumlin field at a large scale, while Bennie (1868) had earlier noted the significance of boreholes in elucidating glacial sediment stratigraphy in a dense urban'area.…”

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“…Elder et al (1935) appear to have been the first to have produced a map of the drumlin field at a large scale, while Bennie (1868) had earlier noted the significance of boreholes in elucidating glacial sediment stratigraphy in a dense urban'area. By the late 19th century, there were many thousands of boreholes in central Glasgow due to industrialisation and the construction of innumerable coal shafts, and railway tunnels.…”

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