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At the top layer arenaceous li, with
fossils? About 60 feet.
240'
Then about 100 ft of dark blue clay
hard almost cherty limistone gradually
becoming more arenaceous towards the
top. Almost no fossils.
Thick bedded Hunt Rock
cherts. Boulders
75 feet (includes 6' beds)
30 foot at base 2, flabellus?
122 m Kinghorn's
One Mary 240' 270
Boulder clay
J8 - 7M
60 3 250
Is this the end of the
lower shelly li?
Very chert macr. flora bits
seen for ten feet.
S. macr. flora, S. pelidocera
and S. woolworthiana are very common at this point.
18 feet onto S. galeatus
O. arenacitella & O.
receptacula P. Plate
A. media chert beds
density cycloths
S. chert brachiopods
Blacklist the bedded
irregular layer cliff
li, L. flabellus?
The manoplum chert li.
can be seen for 10 feet the
other 42 feet covered.
52'
Boulder's of clay
Shells of S.
fish & shell
glacial