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Hole 46
SurF Elev.
Depth 65'8"
From To Th.
0 6" 6" Overburden
6" 6' 5'6" White medium-grained sparsely
micaceous sandstone with
partings and seams (1/4 to 3")
of white to yellowish sandy
plastic clay. Clay seams increase
in thicknesses downwards. Locally
clay occurs as pockets in S.S.
6' 14'1" 8'1"
From 6' to 10'8" as follows:
White sandstone with large
zones of clay:-
6 to 8 feet includes 8"seam of
brownish to gray sandy
plastic clay with occasional
inclusion of S.S. This seam,
as penetrated, is at a high
angle to the original
axis of core -
6' ->
6'10" ->
Hashed up core, poor
recovery, pred. clay.
8' -> as above.
From 8'to 10'8" sandstone
as above with large
irregular filling of dark
brown dirty (loamy?)clay
with S.S., brown clay, +
cosy fragments.
Only 9'recovery
rest probably
all dirty clay