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The Ancient Volcanoes of Great Britain, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 386 — Chapter XLVI · TYPES OF STRUCTURE IN THE ACID ROCKS—BOSSES

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The rhyolites of Tardree in Antrim have recently been claimed by Professor Cole as true lavas grouped round an eruptive vent. For reasons to be given in the next chapter I regard them as intrusive masses, though they may not improbably have been connected with streams of lava now entirely removed.

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