Abstract
This paper describes a re-examination of the Quaternary stratigraphy and palaeoenvironments represented by the well known raised beaches and shore platforms of Tor Bay. A complex history of head formation and sea level change is identified. Major problems of correlation and dating within Tor Bay and with sites farther afield in southwest Britain still remain.
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