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H&ASS. Roxburghshire (1847). Nicol, James. Geological Map of Roxburgshire, in ‘On the Geology of Roxburghshire’ an extract from Transactions. Highland and Agric Soc. Scotland.

H&ASS. Sunderland (1841). Cunningham, R.J.H. Geognostical Map of Sunderland, in ‘Geognostical Account of the County of Sutherland’, an extract from Transactions. Highland and Agric Soc. Scotland.

H&ASS. West Lothian (1846). Forsyth, Charles. Geological Map of West Lothian, in ‘On the Mines, Minerals, and Geology of West Lothian’. Highland and Agric Soc. Scotland.

Haddingtonshire, 8 (1862)1:10,560 scale OS basemap 1854. Covers Preston Pans together with Haddingtonshire 9 (1862) covering Tranent. British Geological Survey.

Hains, B.A. (1969). The Geology of the Craven Arms area: Explanation of 1:25,000 Geological Sheet SO48. British Geological Survey.

Haldane, JS. (1935). The Philosophy of a Biologist. Oxford: Clarendon, 1st edition. 155 +xii pp. HB. Clarendon Press.

Hall, Anthony. (1995). Igneous Petrology. Harlow; Longman Technical & Scientific. 5th reprint. 573pp. First published in 1987. PB. Longman et al.

Hallam, Anthony (1992). Phanerozoic Sea-Level. New York: Columbia University Press. 1st edn. Columbia University Press.

Hamblin, R.J.O. et al. (1992). Geology of the English Channel. London: British Geological Survey. 1st. British Geological Survey.

Hambrey, M and Alean, J. (1994). Glaciers. Cambridge University Press. 208 pp. (reprint of 1992 1st ed.) HB. Cambridge University Press.

Hamilton, W.J. (1845). ‘Observations on the Geology of some parts of Tuscany’ extract from the QJGS. Geological Society of London.

Hamilton, William. 1790. Letters concerning the Northern Coast of the County of Antrim. published by author.

Hampshire 57nw/sw, 6". Chilworth, 1908/1945, joined topographic sheets with central area neatly drawn in ink and hand coloured…. Geological Survey of England & Wales.

Hampshire including Isle of Wight (1889) counties geological map from Reynolds’s Geological Atlas of Great Britain, 2nd. Reynolds.

Hampshire including Isle of Wight (1913) county geological map from Stanford’s Geological Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland, 3rd ed. Stanford's and Reynolds' Atlases.

Hannover, Plan der Residenzstadt mit der Angabe der Hausnummern (1822). Edited by VW Muller and engraved by Wagner. Approx. scale 1: 3800. James Wyld.

Harker, A. (1941) The West Highlands and the Hebrides; a Geologist’s Guide for Amateurs. Cambridge University Press, 1st edition. Cambridge University Press.

Harker, Alfred (1895). Petrology for Students: an Introduction to the Study of Rocks under the Microscope.  Cambridge:. Cambridge University Press.

Harker, Alfred (1909). The Natural History of Igneous Rocks. London: Methuen, 1st edition.  xvi + 384pp. Hardback, Rebacked,. Methuen.

Harker, Alfred, and Marr, JE. (1891). ‘The Shap Granite, and the Associated Igneous and Metamorphic Rocks’, extract. Geological Society of London.

Harker, Alfred. (1952). Metamorphism; a Study of the Transformations of Rock-Masses. London; Methuen, 3rd edition. Methuen.

Harland, W.B. (1959). ‘The Caledonian Sequence in Ny Friesland, Spitsbergen’ reprint from the QJGS. Geological Society of London.

Harmer, F.W. (1896). ‘On the Pliocene deposits of Holland and their Relation to the English and Belgian Crags [and] . . . Pliocene Epoch in Northern Europe’ extract from the QJGS. Geological Society of London.