Skull of the West Runton mammoth being lifted from the excavation pit. [File name: WRMammothLISTER.jpg. Photo ID: 257. Source: Lister and Stuart, 2010]
The West Runton Freshwater Bed (dark layer) resting on sandy gravel and overlain by marine sands and gravels. The top of the bed is oxidized indicating that it was an exposed surface for some time before the transgression event. [File name: WestRuntonBeddingLISTER.jpg. Photo ID: 256. Source: Lister and Stuart, 2010]
View of the West Runton Freshwater Bed (dark beds) in the sea cliffs at West Runton. [File name: WestRuntonLISTER.jpg. Photo ID: 255. Source: Lister and Stuart, 2010]
Horse molars from West Runton and Pakefield. (a) Equus suessenbornensis from West Runton, (b) E. ferus mosbachensis from West Runton, (c) indeterminate from West Runton, (d) E. cf. alitdens from Pakefield, (e) E. cf. suessenborensis from Pakefield. [File name: WRHorses.jpg. Photo ID: 258. Source: Lister et al., 2010]