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and saw nothing to support anything.
In some of the time culverts show on the
white limestone two Lepidodipter and a small
ostracod and bygma. These certainly are of
the Upper Devon Rima. The limestone
is said to be from Hayestown Md. This
then is about the same position in the valley
as Martinsburg, Latm. These limestones look ble-
cidely like those of the quarries at Martinsburg.
With the Rhemandral limestone thousands
of feet thick ending abruptly at the fault line
beside the Antietam sandstone the question is
at once asked how far seaward did this
limestone extend? Certainly across the South Mt.
Blue Ridges on the Castoctin for limestone
is known to run beneath the Jura Trias
of Maryland. Has the shore to this area
as far east as half way on the Piedmont
Platform, the area of the surface uplands
arcs nor seen in the metarphyllite.
Suggestive of all this is the fact that the US
Survey maps Rhemandal limestone to the
East of the Catoctin Mt. and over which lies
the Triassic. Furthermore farther east is
seen the phyllites and crystalline limestone