Field Notebook: Nova Scotia, Quebec, Vermont 1924, 1928, 1932, 1933
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Wed. MARCH 24, 1909 Wednesday, Sep. 26, 1928. Thick quartzite lentil 7' thick. Fossil gone. Black dsl. sh. 15' acum, dip 30°. Cal- culated thickness. Fossil bed half inch thick, a thin limestone leaves in the beds dsl. sh. Fossils rare. Thick quartzite lentil 2' thick. Black dsl. sh. with quartzite layers 4' thick. Bed of quartzite 12 to 78 inches thick Black dsl. sh. with mostly quartzite leaves, 15' acum dip 30°. Calculate thickness. Dol. intraf. coyl. 4' thick Black dsl. sh. 4' thick Dol. intraf. coyl. 15' thick Pocket of black dsl. sh. with Lingula (have 2 sh.) 10' acum dip 45°. Calculate thickness. dlsl. intraf. coyl. 15' thick Black dsl. sh. lens 2' thick. Dol. intraf. coyl. 30' seen to river. Farther down stream I calculated that these dsl. with their black dsl. included pettlers has a thick- ess of about 100 feet beneath the Lingula bed. Have a sample of the dsl. coyl.