Bridgwater Bay - Long term stability study.

Long, A.J.; Dix, J.C.; Lloyd Jones, D.; Roberts, D.H.; Kirby, R.; Croudance, I.W.; Cundy, A.B.; Roberts, A.; Shennan, I.

Bridgwater Bay - Long term stability study.

Long, A.J.; Dix, J.C.; Lloyd Jones, D.; Roberts, D.H.; Kirby, R.; Croudance, I.W.; Cundy, A.B.; Roberts, A.; Shennan, I.

Authors

Antony Long a.j.long@durham.ac.uk
Emeritus Professor

J.C. Dix

D. Lloyd Jones

D.H. Roberts

R. Kirby

I.W. Croudance

A.B. Cundy

A. Roberts

I. Shennan

Citation

Long, A., Dix, J., Lloyd Jones, D., Roberts, D., Kirby, R., Croudance, I., Cundy, A., Roberts, A., & Shennan, I. (2002). Bridgwater Bay - Long term stability study

Other Type	Other
Publication Date	2002
Public URL	https://durham-repository.worktribe.com/output/1119772

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