December 2019

• The end of an editorial era!

Collectors, Collections and the geology of South West Britain

• Cuvier and Brongiart's map of Paris and Conybeare and De la Beche's map of Bath
• Francis Basset, and his mineral specimens
• Charles Moore and Late Triassic Vertebrates
• Mr Sander's Map of Bristol

Making the most a move

• Compactor Storage for fossil marine reptiles
• A tale of heavy fossils
• One very long slow move

Other articles in this issue

• 44th and 45th AGM reports
• Presentation of the A.G. Brighton Medal to Monica Price

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June 2020

• An unusual papier-mâché replica of a fossil (?) from the Free Church of Scotland College collection by Michael A. Taylor and Lyall I. Anderson
• Large reptiles, localised solutions: investigating alternative delivery systems for the treatment of oversized pyritic specimens by Lucia Petrera, Lu Allington-Jones, and Kieran Miles
• Source of Roman stone for Aquae Sulis (Bath, England): field evidence, facies, pXRF chem-data and a cautionary tale of contamination by Maurice Tucker, Mark Brisbane, Derek Pitman and Owen Kearn
• Preparing detailed morphological features of fossil brittle stars (Ophiuroidea, Echinodermata) for scanning electron microscopy using a combination of mechanical preparation techniques by Mark R. Graham and Timothy A. M. Ewin
• The benefits of regional collection-based undergraduate projects: an example from Nottingham by Adam S. Smith, Frederick J. Owen, E. Catherine Strickson, Joanne R. E. Horne and Zoé C. Wiggins
• The Texas Vertebrate Paleontology Collections – TxVP by James C. Sagebiel
• BOOK REVIEW by Stephen K. Donovan

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