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Sheet: Stones

BUILDING_STONE_ID | STONE_NAME | PARENT BUILDING STONE  ID | ALTERNATIVE_NAMES | [NAME] | COLOUR | COLOUR_VARIATION | WEATHERED COLOUR | LITHOSTRATIGRAPHY | CHRONOSTRAT | STONE_LITHOLOGY | GRAIN_SIZE | [NAME] | KEY_IDENTIFICATION_FEATURES | FAILURE_WEATHERING | CONTEXT_OF_USE | LOCALITY_OF_USE | DATE_COMPILED | COMPILED_BY | MINERAL PLANNING AREA | English Heritage Atlas Area | SOURCE_OF_INFO | retrieval_date
24 | Clunch | 1 | Chalk |  | WHITE | Uniform | white | CHALK GROUP | [NAME] | CHALK |  | none | fine grained white chalk | Has poor weathering properties: needs protection from weather -very porous | Found in walls and in cottage walls (protected by overhanging roof and less porous foundation) and church interiors. | Locally on outcrop, especially in east [NAME] - more noticeable towards east of county, presumably because harder 'rock' levels at base and within the White Chalk are thicker here. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | BGS Shaftesbury Memoir, 1995 Arkell, W (1978) Geology of the Country around Weymouth, Swanage, Corfe and [NAME]. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Great Britain | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
25 | Chalk | 24 | Clunch | medium-hard pale grey, blocky chalk; marly towards base with glauconite in lowest 5m | PALE-GREY | Uniform | greyish white | GREY CHALK SUBGROUP | [NAME] | CHALK |  | none | [NAME] chalk, marly near base | variable hardness means only locally strong enough for building stone; poor weathering properties: needs protection from weather -very porous | Used locally on outcrop for building (where hard enough). Found in walls and in cottage walls (protected by overhanging roof and less porous foundation). |  | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | J [NAME] observations (unpublished) | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
26 | Chalk | 24 | Clunch | smooth, firm white  chalk with numerous flint seams in upper levels and with nodular chalk in the lower part. |  | Uniform | white | WHITE CHALK SUBGROUP | [NAME] | CHALK |  | [NAME] seams at base, below nodular chalk. | fine white chalk | variable hardness means only locally strong enough for building stone; poor weathering properties: needs protection from weather -very porous | Used locally on outcrop for building (where hard enough). Found in church interiors as well as walls and in old cottages (protected by overhanging roof and less porous foundation). |  | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | J [NAME] observations (unpublished) | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
27 | Flint | 33 |  | In bedrock, dark, glassy interior, conchoidal fracture; white outer layer. |  | Uniform | resistant to weathering - white on outside of nodules | WHITE CHALK SUBGROUP | [NAME] | FLINT |  | none - cryptocrystalline | dark, glassy interior, conchoidal fracture; white outer layer - commonly seen knapped (split &shaped) in buildings | resistant to weathering | Found knapped as fill in walls of buildings, often in a decorative chequered pattern of flint and stone with stone dressings. | On Chalk outcrop - throughout eastern and southern Wiltshire | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | J [NAME] observations (unpublished) | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
28 | Upper Greensand | 1 |  | Sand and sandstone, fine-grained, silt, glauconitic, shelly |  |  |  | UPPER GREENSAND FORMATION | [NAME] | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC |  |  |  |  |  |  | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | ? | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | J [NAME] observations (unpublished) | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
29 | [NAME] | 28 | [NAME], Upper Greensand |  |  | Uniform | greenish grey | SHAFTESBURY SANDSTONE MEMBER | [NAME] | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC |  | mottled with bioturbation, cross-bedding. | Greenish grey coloured calcareous sandstone distinguished by the presence of dark glauconite grains; cementation by calcite variable. |  |  | Vale of Wardour, especially around Shaftesbury-Mere; locally around Potterne & Vale of Pewsey along outcrop. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | J [NAME] observations (unpublished) | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
30 | [NAME] | 28 |  | Cryptocrystalline. |  | Banded | outer suface / edges white, yellow or brown | BOYNE HOLLOW CHERT MEMBER | [NAME] | CHERT |  | none - massive | [NAME], black or [NAME], glassy with conchoidal fracture; irregular outline; original surface of nodule/bed is pale coloured | none | Very local uses in southwest [NAME] on outcrop. | southwest [NAME]. Local use. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | BGS Bournemouth Memoir, 1990 | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
31 | Hurdcott Stone | 28 | Upper Greensand | Calcareous glauconitic sandstone with varying degrees of calcite cementation.  Freestone quality in southern [NAME] (Hurdcott Stone) | PALE-GREEN | Uniform | greenish grey | BOYNE HOLLOW CHERT MEMBER | [NAME] | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC | FINE GRAINED | mottled with bioturbation, cross-bedding. | Greenish grey coloured calcareous sandstone distinguished by the presence of dark glauconite grains; cementation by calcite variable; cherty in south Wiltshire. | often weathers poorly (soft & poorly cemented) but stronger around Potterne  & Shaftesbury. | Commonly used along outcrop for foundations of walls & houses; used for buildings  where well-cemented. | Vale of Wardour, especially around Shaftesbury-Mere; locally around Potterne & Vale of Pewsey along outcrop. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | BGS Bournemouth Memoir, 1990 | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
32 | Lower Greensand | 1 |  |  |  | Uniform | dark orange-brown | LOWER GREENSAND GROUP | [NAME] | SANDSTONE, GLAUCONITIC | MEDIUM GRAINED | ferruginous concretions | iron oxide-impregnated sandstone (weathered glauconite) of dark orangey-brown colour. |  | Very local used to build cottages on outcrop in central [NAME] (where thickest). | Use restricted to outcrop; even here very local. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
34 | Flint | 33 |  | In superficial deposits, dark, glassy interior, conchoidal fracture; outer layer stained black or dark green. |  | Uniform |  | CLAY-WITH-FLINTS FORMATION | to PERMIAN | FLINT |  | none - cryptocrystalline | dark, glassy interior, conchoidal fracture; dark outer layer stained by manganese / iron compounds. |  | Used on outcrop for fill in walls/buildings; often knapped (split open) and arranged with flat glassy inner surface outward. | locally on outcrop | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
35 | Bracklesham Stone | 1 |  | High iron content gives characteristic deep orange-red colour |  | Uniform | dark red or orange-brown | BRACKLESHAM GROUP | PALAEOGENE | SANDSTONE | MEDIUM GRAINED | Cross-bedding | occasionally pebbles |  | Local use in older buildings of southeast Wiltshire | Very local use in area of outcrop in SE Wilts. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
36 | Purbeck Limestone | 1 |  |  | PALE-GREY | Uniform | grey | PURBECK LIMESTONE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | FINE GRAINED |  | fine-grained, fissile thinly bedded |  | said to be used for tile-stone but stone tiles are only occasionally encountered in the outcrop area e.g. in Dinton, (not accessible for close examination). | Worked above Chilmark Member? Workings in Durlston Fm at Upper Chicksgrove | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
37 | Portland Limestone | 1 |  |  |  |  |  | PORTLAND GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE |  |  |  |  |  | Worked in Swindon area, e.g. see LCD sources update for 55828 | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
38 | [NAME] | 1 |  | Cryptocrystalline. |  |  |  | PORTLAND STONE FORMATION | JURASSIC | CHERT |  | none - massive | [NAME], black or [NAME], glassy with conchoidal fracture; irregular outline; original surface of nodule/bed is pale coloured | none | Very local uses in southwest [NAME] on outcrop. | Newton, Tisbury area | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
39 | Chilmark Stone | 1 | Tisbury Freestone (Undifferentiated) | sandy limestone; micritic, bioclastic. | PALE-GREY | Uniform | pale yellowish-creamy grey typically | PORTLAND STONE FORMATION | JURASSIC | LIMESTONES AND SANDSTONES, BIOCLASTIC, GLAUCONITIC AND OOIDAL | MEDIUM GRAINED | Cross-bedding | uppermost level (at Chilmark) is finely ooidal, lacks glauconite and  has less sand, but most commonly it is sandy, bioclastic limestone / calcareous sandstone |  | building stone / freestone - used  for dressings throughout south [NAME] | Salisbury Cathedral, Vale of Wardour & southern Wilts | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
40 | Chilmark Stone | 39 | Upper Building Stones | Ooidal, less sandy limestone; micritic, bioclastic.  Found at top  of sequence locally, at Chilmark. | PALE-GREY | Uniform | pale creamy grey | CHILMARK MEMBER | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL, SANDY, WITH CHERTS | MEDIUM GRAINED | Cross-bedding | Finely oolitic limestone |  | building stone / freestone - used  for dressings throughout south [NAME] but not as common as 'Lower / Main Building Stones' | Vale of Wardour & southern Wilts - not nearly as common as sandy limestone of lower Tisbury Member [NAME]. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
41 | Tisbury Stone | 39 | Tisbury Freestone | Sandy finely bioclastic  limestone / calcareous sandstone, with glauconite grains. Pale greenish or yellowish grey colour. | PALE-GREY | Uniform | pale yellowish grey | TISBURY MEMBER | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, SANDY, GLAUCONITIC | FINE GRAINED | cross-bedding | Presence of fine quartz sand + fine glauconite gives appearance of fine sandstone; pale greenish or yellowish-grey colour. |  | Freestone widely used in buildings and walls. | Vale of Wardour & southern Wiltshire, Tisbury - Wilton area especially. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
42 | Trough Bed | 41 | Chilmark Stone | Sandy finely bioclastic limestone / calcareous sandstone. [NAME] to yellowish-brown, more or less oolitic and can be considerd sandy. Hard, and weathers the best of all types of Chilmark | PALE-BROWN |  |  | TISBURY MEMBER | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL, SANDY, WITH CHERTS | FINE GRAINED |  |  |  | For general building purposes: plain ashlar, cornices, plinths, sills, steps and paving | ? | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
43 | [NAME] | 41 | Chilmark Stone | Calcareous sandstone, glauconitic. [NAME] or pale greenish. Hard and weathers well | GREEN |  |  | TISBURY MEMBER | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, SANDY, GLAUCONITIC | FINE GRAINED |  |  |  | Mouldings, cornices, carved work, plain ashlar, etc | ? | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
44 | [NAME] | 41 | Chilmark Stone | Sandy ooidal limestone, glauconitic [NAME]. Weathers badly | BROWN |  |  | TISBURY MEMBER | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, SANDY, GLAUCONITIC | FINE GRAINED |  |  |  | All purposes | ? | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
45 | Swindon Stone | 37 |  | Uniform, fine calcareous sandstone; pale yellowish grey colour. | PALE-GREY | Uniform | brownish grey | PORTLAND GROUP | JURASSIC | CALCAREOUS SANDSTONE | FINE GRAINED |  | pale creamy-grey, fine calcareous sandstone -nondescript/drab Some samples in BGS collection are limestones (in contrast to Bath Stone also found in Swindon) | none | Used for buildings and walls in small area of outcrop.  Dressings, however,  are usually of Bath Stone. | Swindon Old Town | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
46 | [NAME] Member | 1 | Coral Rag |  |  |  |  | TODBER FREESTONE MEMBER |  | LIMESTONES AND SANDSTONES, BIOCLASTIC, GLAUCONITIC AND OOIDAL |  |  |  |  |  | ?[NAME], Westbury Areas? E.g. see WILTS response to Source 56322 | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
47 | [NAME] | 1 | [NAME] | creamy-coloured bioclastic ragstone, with pellets/ooliths - may be sandy. |  | Uniform | yellow-grey | CORALLIAN GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | COARSE GRAINED | Cross-bedding | creamy-coloured bioclastic ragstone, with pellets/ooliths - may be sandy. |  | rubblestone on Corallian outcrop | rubblestone on Corallian outcrop | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
48 | Coral Rag | 47 | [NAME] |  |  | Uniform | yellowish grey | STANFORD FORMATION | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | COARSE GRAINED | cross-bedding | greyish creamy-yellow shelly limestones, often with pellets or ooliths; ragstones more usual; coral limestones coarsely crystalline |  | Older buildings along the outcrop.  Commonly also used for walls. | Throughout outcrop  from Highworth - Calne - Steeple Ashton | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
49 | Calne Freestone | 47 | [NAME] |  |  | Uniform | yellowish grey | STANFORD FORMATION | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | COARSE GRAINED | cross-bedding | Cross bedded, coarse pelletal limestone, shelly in places. |  | Older buildings along the outcrop.  Commonly  used for walls too | Throughout outcrop  from Highworth - Calne - Steeple Ashton | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
50 | Highworth Limestone Member | 1 | [NAME] |  |  |  |  | HIGHWORTH LIMESTONE MEMBER | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS |  |  |  |  |  | Worked in Highworth area, e.g. see LCD update for Source 55705 etc | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
51 | Bath Stone | 1 |  | In Bath & Combe Down oolites, shell debris evenly distributed amongst ooliths to give uniform texture.  [NAME] beds of freestone are ooid dominated. |  | Uniform | yellowish grey | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | COARSE GRAINED | Cross-bedding |  | deleted entry | Widespread use as high-quality easily worked building stone: ashlar. Used for dressings throughout [NAME]  (e.g. churches).  Bradford Ground Stone is a local facies of lower Forest Marble Fm. So is less widespread in occurrence and used more local | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
52 | [NAME] | 51 | [NAME], Ancliff Oolite | Bradford Ground Stone is shelly and oolitic with prominent cross-bedded shelly layers, making it less homogeneous and a less durable freestone. |  | Uniform | yellowish grey | FOREST MARBLE FORMATION | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | COARSE GRAINED | Cross-bedding | ooidal with shell fragments; [NAME] (Bradford Ground Stone) is coarser & typified by strong cross-bedding and more sorting of shell debris than [NAME] (also shelly).  Colour is creamy pale yellow-grey. | Bradford Ground Stone weathers along cross-beds -outer surface may flake off along bedding plane if stone not laid with bedding horizontal | Widely used on outcrop in Bradford-on-Avon for houses and walls | Bradford Ground Stone is a local facies of lower Forest Marble Fm. So is less widespread in occurrence and used more locally (also poorer quality). | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
53 | Forest Marble Slate | 1 | Tilestone |  |  | Uniform | grey / yellowish | FOREST MARBLE FORMATION | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS, THINLY-BEDDED |  | cross-bedding | Forest Marble suitable for tile-stones is thinly bedded, coarse grained, bioclastic limestone  -fissile along bedding planes.  Thicker beds have a bluish 'heart' when unweathered. |  | roofing tiles in older buildings of the Cotswold area (northwest) of Wiltshire.  [NAME] beds of ragstone are used for walls | Ubiquitous on older buildings of north-west Wiltshire., stone tiles are found elsewhere beyond outcrop in buildings pre-dating Welsh slate imports & modern clay tiles | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
54 | Forest Marble Ragstone | 1 |  |  |  | Uniform | grey-yellowish | FOREST MARBLE FORMATION | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS |  | Cross-bedding | Ragstones of the Forest Marble are typified by irregular bedding and coarse shelly texture.  Colour is creamy pale yellow-grey. | weathering along marly partings | older buildings of the Cotswold area (northwest) of Wiltshire.  Commonly  used for walls too | Ragstone is ubiquitous in walls and older buildings of north-west Wiltshire (Cotswold stone area) | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
55 | [NAME] | 51 | Bath Stone | In Bath & Combe Down Oolites, shell debris evenly distributed amongst ooliths to give uniform texture.  [NAME] beds -freestone. |  | Uniform | yellowish grey | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | MEDIUM GRAINED | Cross-bedding | Dominantly ooidal,  with shell fragments; [NAME] has higher proportion of shell than Bath Stone & fine calcite veins.  [NAME] 'Surface of blocks sometimes stained with small spots containing iron oxide' Colour is creamy pale yellow-grey. |  | should not be used for plinths at ground level or carved enrichments' Warnes | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
56 | [NAME] | 51 | Bath Stone | Light cream in colour, moderately fine-grained, regular in texture, contains a fair amount of shell detritus, some of which is quite small' Warnes |  | Uniform |  | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | FINE GRAINED | Cross-bedding | Moderately fine grained, shelly |  | Suitable for interior work, 'should not be used for exterior enrichments' Warnes | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
57 | Monk's Park Stone | 51 | Bath Stone | Markedly oolitic with shell fragments, fine-grained, compact and moderately hard |  |  |  | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | FINE GRAINED |  | Coloured light cream with light [NAME]. |  | All types of inside work, should not be used for plinths at ground level or carved enrichments' Warnes | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
58 | [NAME] | 51 | [NAME], St Aldhelm Box Ground | Distinctly ooidal, coarse-grained, granular limestone with shell fragments, some of which are .5 to 1 inch long. Light brown to cream in colour |  |  |  | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL |  | Cross-bedding | Distinctly ooidal with shell fragments some of which are .5 to 1 inch long |  | Widespread use as high-quality easily worked building stone: ashlar. Used for dressings throughout [NAME]  (e.g. churches).  Resistant to pollution and frost | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
59 | Farleigh Down Stone | 51 | Bath Stone | Distinctly ooidal, fine-grained, even-textured limestone, warm cream in colour |  |  |  | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL |  |  | Distinctly ooidal |  | Interior use only, satisfactory for fine carving' Warnes | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
60 | [NAME] | 51 | Bath Stone | Ooidal, fine-grained, even-textured limestone, cream to yellow in colour |  |  |  | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL |  |  | Ooidal |  | Can be used inside and out | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
61 | [NAME] | 51 | Bath Stone | Ooidal, medium-grained limestone, light brown in colour, open in texture. |  | Uniform |  | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | MEDIUM GRAINED |  | Distinctly ooidal |  | Used for carved work, inside and out. 'Not advised for plinths' Warnes | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
62 | [NAME] | 51 | Bath Stone | Ooidal limestone, coarse-grained, creamy colour. |  | Uniform |  | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, OOIDAL | COARSE GRAINED | Cross-bedding | ooidal with some shell fragments |  | Used as dressings | [NAME] is ubiquitous throughout outcrop and  use is widespread well beyond county boundaries. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
63 | Twinhoe Beds | 1 |  | pelletal, shelly limestone; fine matrix. |  |  | grey-yellowish | TWINHOE BEDS |  | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS | COARSE GRAINED | Cross-bedding | Shell fragments + dark brown or pale orange pisoliths in fine cream-coloured matrix. | weathering along marly partings | used as ragstone | Worked and used locally as ragstone. | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
64 | Great Oolite Group Ragstone | 1 |  | Ragstones throughout the Great Oolite Group are typified by irregular bedding (defined by marly parting)s and coarse shelly texture with a variable oolith content.  Colour is creamy pale yellow-grey. |  | Uniform | grey-yellowish | GREAT OOLITE GROUP | JURASSIC | LIMESTONE, FOSSILIFEROUS |  | Cross-bedding | Ragstones throughout the Great Oolite Group are typified by irregular bedding and coarse shelly texture with a variable oolith content.  Colour is creamy pale yellow-grey. [NAME] is generally more shelly than [NAME] and more cross-be | weathering along marly partings | older buildings of the Cotswold area (northwest) of Wiltshire.  Commonly  used for walls too | Ragstone is ubiquitous in walls and older buildings of north-west Wiltshire (Cotswold stone area) | 2010-01-22 17:20:14 | I.Geddes | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
67 | Sarsen Stone | 12 |  | White or pale grey,  quartz cemented quartz sandstone representing the eroded remnants of the fluvial  [NAME] and / or Reading formations | GREY | Variable |  | WOOLWICH AND READING BEDS FORMATION |  | SILCRETE |  |  |  |  |  | Kennet valley & locally in Vale of Pewsey (Stanton St Bernard) |  | [NAME] | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
354 | [NAME] | 10 |  | Limestone, fissile or thinkly bedded used as roofing tiles |  |  |  | PARENT DATA NOT YET ENTERED [HIERARCHY CODE] |  | LIMESTONE, FLAGGY |  |  | Thinly bedded or fissile limestone |  | Roofing | Wiltshire usage | 2011-06-20 00:00:00 | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area | Wiltshire buildings spreadsheet | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
3208 | Tisbury Freestone | 41 |  | Sandy finely bioclastic  limestone / calcareous sandstone, with glauconite grains. Pale greenish or yellowish grey colour. | PALE-GREY | Uniform | pale yellowish grey | TISBURY MEMBER |  | NOT ENTERED | FINE GRAINED | cross-bedding | Presence of fine quartz sand + fine glauconite gives appearance of fine sandstone; pale greenish or yellowish-grey colour. |  | Freestone widely used in buildings and walls. | Vale of Wardour & southern Wiltshire, Tisbury - Wilton area especially. |  | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
3209 | Main Building Stones | 41 | Tisbury Stone | Sandy finely bioclastic  limestone / calcareous sandstone, with glauconite grains. Pale greenish or yellowish grey colour. | PALE-GREY | Uniform | pale yellowish grey | TISBURY MEMBER |  | NOT ENTERED | FINE GRAINED | cross-bedding | Presence of fine quartz sand + fine glauconite gives appearance of fine sandstone; pale greenish or yellowish-grey colour. |  | Freestone widely used in buildings and walls. | Vale of Wardour & southern Wiltshire, Tisbury - Wilton area especially. |  | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15
3210 | Lower Building Stones | 41 | Tisbury Stone | Sandy finely bioclastic  limestone / calcareous sandstone, with glauconite grains. Pale greenish or yellowish grey colour. | PALE-GREY | Uniform | pale yellowish grey | TISBURY MEMBER |  | NOT ENTERED | FINE GRAINED | cross-bedding | Presence of fine quartz sand + fine glauconite gives appearance of fine sandstone; pale greenish or yellowish-grey colour. |  | Freestone widely used in buildings and walls. | Vale of Wardour & southern Wiltshire, Tisbury - Wilton area especially. |  | D Cameron | Wiltshire County Council | Wiltshire English Heritage Atlas Area |  | 2012-05-16 10:21:15