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First sentence of History section. "There may have been quarrying on the hillside in the 15th century and lias was dug in the early 19th." Polite question: What is lias?

The two hamlets mentioned in the introduction used to be Bradney and Horsey. Horsey has been changed to Knowle, but the explanation for Horsey remains. Why?

I know this is a short article about a tiny place, but I'm still curious.

Regards, -- Oldontarian ( talk) 14:20, 17 March 2020 (UTC) reply