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saw three superposed trunks.
Associated with the coral beds often
occur beds of lute with Anthozoa and Ostracoda. Also occur fish scales
and fish plates along with Equisetites. The
latter also occur sticking to the leaves of
Cordaites with other traces of other ant-
or remains.
Almost all are agreed that the
trunks seen today are growing in place and
are not drifted trees. The only man who
seemed to think they were drifted is Eustis
Stokeman.
No one found a marine shell of any
kind. Locata are unknown here.
Professor Juter got in the top of the
milestone gave a sample Archaeocalymite
that he said was indicative of Culm shale
or Lower Carboniferous, in this event the
whole milestone trip would fall in the Upper
Mississippian and may be suggestive of