| Ref No | LDGSL/104 |
| Title | Views of syenite intrusions in Antrim, Northern Ireland |
| Date | 1835 |
| Level | File |
| Extent | 5 ms sheets |
| Format | Map/section |
| Photograph/drawing/painting/print |
| Description | Four watercolour views of syenite intrusions and geological section of Antrim, Northern Ireland, by Richard GRIFFITH, 1835
Plate 1 - section
Plate 2 - 'View of the Sienite [Syenite] Veins, Traversing Mica Slate, to the North of the Fault in Goodland Cliff, County of Antrim'
Plate 3 - 'View of Sienite [Syenite] Veins Traversing Mica Slate, in Goodland Cliff, south of Murlough Bay, County Antrim'
Plate 4 - 'View of Sienite [Syenite] Veins in Contact with Chalk and Mica Slate at Torr Eskert, County Antrim'
Plate 5 - 'View of the Sienite [Syenite] Vein in Contact with Chalk, and Mica Slate at Torr Eskert, County of Antrim' |
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| Access Conditions | Access is by appointment only. Please contact the Archivist for further information. |
| Language | English |
| Publication Note | Accompanying paper read before the Society, 6 January 1836, and published as: Griffith, R. "On the Syenite Veins which traverse Mica Slate and Chalk at Goodland Cliff and Torr Eskert, to the south of Fair Head, in the County of Antrim", 'Transactions of the Geological Society of London', series 2, vol 5 (1837), pp179-185; 'Proceedings of the Geological Society of London', vol 2, pp223-225. |
| ArchNote | Description by John Thackray |
| CreatorName | GRIFFITH | Sir | Richard John | 1st baronet | 1784-1878 | geologist and valuator |
| Subject | Intrusions |
| Term | Igneous rocks |
| Previous reference | LDGSL 104 |