MICRO EROSION MEASUREMENTS MADE IN JAMAICA IN 1967.HIGH C; HANNA FK.1969; J. BRIT. SPELEOL. ASS.; GBR; 1969, VOL. 6, NUM. 4344, P. 149 A 150Miscellaneous

New England Returns to WoodHIGH, C.Natural History New York, N.Y. 1980, Vol 89, Num 2, pp. 14-16-18-22-24-26-28-32Article

DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF THE RATE OF EROSION OF CAVE PASSAGES.HANNA FK; HIGH C.1968; PROC.BRIT.SPELEOL.ASS; GBR; 1968, NUM. 0006Miscellaneous

THE RANDOM WALK DRAINAGE SIMULATION MODEL AS A TEACHING EXERCISE.HIGH C; RICHARDS P.1972; J. GEOGR.; USA; 1972, VOL. 71, NUM. 0001, P. 41 A 51Miscellaneous

LANDFORM EXAMPLES FROM NIGERIA NO. 1 : AN INSELBERG.FANIRAN A; HIGH C.1969; NIGERIAN GEOGR. J.; NER; 1969(12), VOL. 12, P. 141 A 144Miscellaneous

The comparative value of wild and domestic plants in home gardens of a South African rural villageHIGH, C; SHACKLETON, C. M.Agroforestry systems. 2000, Vol 48, Num 2, pp 141-156, issn 0167-4366Article

Well-circumscribed recurring facial massEDGIN, W. A; HIGH, C. L; FOWLER, C. B et al.Journal of oral and maxillofacial surgery. 1994, Vol 52, Num 2, pp 177-182, issn 0278-2391Article

Theoretical frameworks for learning-based approaches to change in industrialised-country agriculturesISON, R. L; HIGH, C; BLACKMORE, C. P et al.Cow up a tree (knowing and learning for change in agriculture. Case studies from industrialised countries). 2000, pp 31-53, isbn 2-7380-0929-8Book Chapter