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You have selected: Essex Naturalist, Vol. 13 1903
| Pages | Item | Author | Pages | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-5 | Proposals for a Photographic and Pictorial Survey of Essex. | Briscoe, A. E. | View pages | |
| 5-12 | Work in the field amongst the fungi. | Cooke, M. C. | View pages | |
| 12-12 | Mycetozoa observed at the Fungus Foray, 1902. | Lister, A. | View pages | |
| 13-21 | The non-marine Mollusca of the River Lea alluvium at Walthamstow, Essex. | Kennard, A. S. | View pages | |
| 22-23 | Notes on the spiders observed at the meeting in Epping Forest, July 26th, 1902. | Smith, F. P. | View pages | |
| 23-25 | Further additions to Epping Forest. | View pages | ||
| 25-29, 369-371 | A new forest of Waltham. Preliminary notice. | View pages | ||
| 30-38 | The Essex Field Club : Reports of meetings. | View pages | ||
| 38-48 | Notes - original and selected. | View pages | ||
| 49-60, 372-373 | The spiders of Epping Forest (Continued). | Smith, F. P. | View pages | |
| 60-75 | On tree-trunk water-pipes. | Holmes, T. V. | View pages | |
| 75-77 | The limits of the old Forest of Waltham for faunistic purposes. | Cole, W. | View pages | |
| 77-79 | Notes on sections in the Lea Valley at Canning Town. | Kennard, A. S. & Woodward, B. B. | View pages | |
| 80-81 | Note on the occurrence of freshwater Mollusca in a water-main at Poplar. | Kennard, A. S. & Woodward, B. B. | View pages | |
| 81-83 | New Essex marine fishes. | View pages | ||
| 91-96 | Notes—original and selected. Zoology. | View pages | ||
| 97-110, 374 | The Palaeolithic period in the Thames Basin. | Johnson, J. P. | View pages | |
| 110-112 | Ancient urns at Braintree. | Cole, W. | View pages | |
| 112-113, 375 | Notes on a palaeolith from Grays, Essex. | Kennard, A. S. | View pages | |
| 114-114 | Note on a Neolithic arrowhead from Upton Park, Essex. | Kennard, A. S. | View pages | |
| 115-116 | Notes on the seeds of plants found in the alluvium of the River Lea, at Walthamstow, Essex. | Reid, C. | View pages | |
| 116-117 | Notes on marine animals obtained in Essex waters in 1902 and 1903. | Sorby, H. C. | View pages | |
| 117-118 | Notes on ancient water-pipes. | Morley Davies, A. | View pages | |
| 118-120 | Notes on the present-day use of wooden water-pipes. | Dick, E. | View pages | |
| 120-123 | Meeting of Corresponding Societies' Committee of the British Association at Belfast, 1902. | View pages | ||
| 123-126 | A plea for an Ordnance map index of prehistoric remains.. | View pages | ||
| 138-174, 376-378 | The oak galls and gall insects (Cynipidae) of Epping Forest. Part II. Descriptive and faunistic. | Lewis, E. J. | View pages | |
| 174-183 | The Corresponding Societies' Committee of the British Association, Southport, 1903. | Rudler, F. W. | View pages | |
| 193-193, 379 | On a polished stone axe from Doddinghurst, Essex. | Reader, F. W. | View pages | |
| 194-196 | Notes on report of the Essex Bird Protection Society, 1903. | Dent, F. | View pages | |
| 197-202, 380 | On some Greywethers at Grays Thurrock, Essex. | Holmes, T. V. | View pages | |
| 203-208 | Notes—original and selected. | View pages | ||
| 218-229 | History of Essex botany (Continued). | Boulger, Prof. G. S. | View pages | |
| 229-240 | Additional notes on tree-trunk water-pipes. | Holmes, T. V. | View pages | |
| 240-243 | Charcoal-burning in Essex. | Dymond, T. S. | View pages | |
| 272-274, 383 | Wooden water-pipes at Clerkenwell, London. | Reader, F. W. | View pages | |
| 275-279 | On the origin of the term "Sarsen Stones.". | Holmes, T. V. | View pages | |
| 280-282 | On the remains of a supposed pile-dwelling at Woodham Walter, Essex. | Christy, M. | View pages | |
| 283-294 | The Uredineae and Ustilagineae of Essex : a contribution to the flora of the county. | Chittenden, F. J. | View pages | |
| 294-304 | Notes—original and selected. | View pages | ||
| 305-327, 384 | On the natural history of Pyrites and Gypsum. | Rudler, F. W. | View pages | |
| 328-336 | EVIdences of prehistoric man in West Kent. | Larkby, J. R. | View pages | |
| 337-340 | The Corresponding Societies' Committee of the British Association. | Rudler, F. W. | View pages | |
| 340-341 | Absence of the Beech in Hainhault, As contrasted with Epping Forest. | Dalton, W. H. | View pages | |
| 342-342 | The re discovery of Limax tenellus, Mull., in Britain and Essex. | Petch, T. | View pages | |
| 343-349, 385 | Essex worthies, IV. George Edwards, the Stratford naturalist. | Avery, J. | View pages | |
| 350-362 | The Essex Field Club. - Reports of meetings. | View pages | ||
| 363-368 | Notes - original and selected. | View pages | ||
| 369-385 | Plates to Volume 13. | View pages | ||
| 386-389 | Photographic and Pictorial Survey and record of Essex. | View pages | ||
| 390-399 | The Essex Field Club - Rules. | View pages | ||
| 400-431 | Extraneous material to Volume 13. | View pages |