Congrès géologique international, Congrès géologique international… (1891)
“ No. 2 district. It is in the south-west midlands that the Great Oolite attains to its chief importance. This is the classical region which contains so many local subdivisions, not always equally well developed in other areas, and sometimes hardly to be traced at all. The lower zone of the Great Oolite is known as the Stonesfield Slate (Hull, op. cit. p. 16) a very interesting and important, but apparently local, deposit of shelly oolite, sandy limestone, and laminated sandstones, occurring at Stonesfield near Oxford. ”
