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Richey, J.E. (1939). ‘The Dykes of Scotland’, offprint of the Transactions of the Edinburgh Geological Society, v.13,. Edinburgh Geological Society.

Richey, J.E. (1939). ‘The Dykes of Scotland’. Extract from the Transactioms of the Edinburgh Geological Society, v.13,. Edinburgh Geological Society.

Richey, JE. (1932). ‘Tertiary Ring Structures in Britain’, extract from , Transactions of the Geological Society of Glasgow, v.19, pp.42--140. Geological Society of Glasgow.

Shackleton, R.M. (1958). ‘Downward-Facing Structures of the Highland Border’, offprint of the QJGS. Geological Society of London.

Sheet memoir 29 and 37, parts of]. Gunn, W. 1897. The Geology Cowal including the part of Argyllshire Between the Clyde and Loch Fine. Edinburgh: HMSO. British Geological Survey.

Sheet memoir 32 and part of 31 (1910). Peach, B. N. et al. The Geology of the Neighbourhood of Edinburgh. MemoirsGeological Survey, Scotland. Edinburgh: HMSO. 2nd. British Geological Survey.

Sheet memoir 40. Geikie, Archibald. 1900. The Geology of Central and Western Fife and Kinross with Appendix of Fossils by B.N. Peach. Glasgow: HMSO. British Geological Survey.

Sheet memoir 41 and parts of 30, 48 and 49 (1902). Geikie, A. and Peach, B. N. The Geology of Eastern Fife. Memoirs Geological Survey, Scotland. Edinburgh: HMSO. 1st. British Geological Survey.

Sheet memoir 43, (1925). Bailey, E.B. et al. The Geology of Staffa, Iona, and Western Mull. Memoirs of the Geological Survey,  Scotland. British Geological Survey.

Sheet memoir 45, (1908). Kynaston, H. et al. The Geology of the Country Near Oban and Dalmally. Memoirs of the Geological Survey,  Scotland. British Geological Survey.

Sheet memoir 51 and part of 52 (1930). Richey, J. E., Thomas, H.H. et al. The Geology of Ardnamurchan, North-west Mull and Coll. Memoirs Geological Survey Scotland. Edinburgh: HMSO. 1st. British Geological Survey.

Sheet memoir 60, (1908). Harker, A. and Barrow, G. The Geology of the Small Isles of Inverness-shire; (Rum, Canna, Eigg, Muck, etc.). Memoirs. British Geological Survey.

Sheet memoir 80 and parts 90, 81 and 91. (1966). Anderson, F.W. and Dunham, K.C. The Geology Northern Skye. Memoirs. British Geological Survey.

Sissons, J.B. (1967). The Evolution of Scotland’s Scenery. Edinburgh: Oliver & Boyd. 1st edition, 259 + ix pp. Hardback. Oliver and Boyd.

Sissons, J.B. (n.d.). The Parallel Roads of Glen Roy, Nature Conservancy Council, London. 8pp. + 4 fold-out large scale b/w landform maps. Nature Conservancy Council.

Staffa. Whitehouse, F. Cope (1882). ‘Is Fingal’s Cave Artificial’, offprint from The Popular Science Monthly. New York: Appleton. 14pp. Popular Science.

Steeple, EW, et al (eds) 1948. Island of Skye. Edinburgh, The Scottish Mountaineering Club. 155 pp. 2nd revised edition. Scottish Mountaineering Club.

Stewart, F.H. (1947). ‘The Gabbroic Complex of Belhelvie in Aberdeenshire’, offprint of the Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, v.102. Geological Society of London.

Stopes, Marie C. (1907). ‘The Flora of the Inferior Oolite of Brora(Sutherland)’, extract from the QJGS, v.48. Geological Society of London.

Sutton, J. and Watson, J. (1951). ‘Geological Map of the Country Around Loch Torridon’, 1:31,680 scal. Geological Society of London.

Watson, Janet. (1963). ‘Some Problems Concerning the Evolution of the Caledonides of the Scottish Highlands’, offprint of the Proceedings. Geologists' Association.

Watteville, A. de. (1993). Staffa: Home of the World Renowned Fingal’s Cave. Romsey Fine Art, Romsey. 22pp. Romsey Fine Art.