Cassidy Jester (’17) and I have now finished our fieldwork in southern England this month. Cassidy traveled through Britain afterwards, and I went on to London and the Natural History Museum. It was all a success thanks to my friends and colleagues Tim Palmer and Paul Taylor, with critical help from our new friends Bob Chandler and John Whicher. Our daily blog entries can be accessed at the UK2016 tag.
Tim Palmer, Cassidy Jester (’17) and Mark Wilson on Hive Beach, Burton Bradstock, Dorset, England.
Here is a table of our locality information for reference:
| GPS# | Latitude | Longitude | Location |
| 138 | 50.96268903 | -2.503268039 | Frogden Quarry |
| 139 | 50.96319797 | -2.501848983 | Frogden Quarry older |
| 140 | 50.93710503 | -2.601833018 | Babylon Hill |
| 141 | 50.94292902 | -2.556813983 | Louse Hill |
| 142 | 50.79496597 | -2.71623401 | Coombe Quarry, Mapperton |
| 143 | 50.70015801 | -2.734380998 | Hive Beach, Burton Bradstock |
| 145 | 50.81626003 | -2.771674013 | Horn Park |
| 146 | 50.70154396 | -2.737065973 | Burton Bradstock snuffboxes |
