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Jun 12, 2009 · An ice sheet re-routed the Thames to come through London half a million years ago. Geologists describe London as the 'London Basin'. This is because it is literally a thick layer of clays and sands all piled up into a large depression - a basin. The basin walls are made of chalk but what does this tell us about London's long and distant past?
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Up to 320m (1,050feet) of Palaeocene and Eocene sediments were deposited in the basin. The Pleistocene saw the sea retreat from the basin as global sea-level fell due to accumulation of ice sheets. Sedimentary infill and stratigraphy. The London Basin is mainly filled with Palaeogene sediments.
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