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The black chat pettles are less more
rounded. [Some of these are certainly black
bed in shale inclusions]
The green quartz pettles are more common above and
make up 70% of Sharon pink conglomerate.
Dar mr Arthrophyacus on a trace
of a fossil. I see no reason why the
whole of this basal formation is just
Dalina, = red Dalina shales and Sharonympunk
conglomerate. [Dr 1965 Barrett got Arthrophyacus here]
This serpentine comes from the Grenville
series in the Blue Mountains.