On the use of the term esker or kam drift

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Abstract
FROM tile papers read at the British Association Meeting at Montreal it is evident that the American geologists classify, under the lIamefl of Eskers and Kams, gravels that are not so classified in Ireland.These two worq..; are Celtic.Cam, Kam or Kame, should be pronounced short.Kame, the lowland Scotch and English pronunciation, is incorrect.Curiously the English river Cam is pronounced right; while the town on it, usually, although not always, is pronounced wrong, Cambridge.Cam or Kam mllans crooked or winding.In Ireland
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Authors G. H. Kinahan
Journal american journal of science
Year 1885
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10.2475/ajs.s3-29.170.135
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