and gives a list of the fauna in the Guide Book. To one, however, they appear to be Basal Dermoic strata for I got a large Spirifer perlamellosa here. In the older beds I got the other fossils which are Aulopora ory plentiful, large cyathophyllid encr., large Phlepidomella, Stephomella and a smaller Spirif. for. Here also graptolites that which thought to be Diktyograptus. Associated with the L. perlamellosa are a large cyathophyllid, the same as at Delhousin, small Phlepidomella, a thing Clarke calls Deancarella but that is more probably a Stephelasma. L. rhomboidalis and Brisiastella. All of these occur in a mud base but this looks like Stromatoporos associated with rounded limestone pebbles of at least four kinds of limestone and a sandy limestone. There is another conglomerate layer above it. In the higher beds are noticed a discordant deposition.