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(16) a) 3' gray shale
b) 5" brown calcaruti bed
c) 1' gray shale
A. 2" brown calcaruti bed
e) 2' gray shale
f) 1 1/2 calcareous sandstone.
This is typical top sand and rubble /s -
17) Covered - 25' gray shale?
18) LS, the typical planar surfaced
slick calcaruta below - 2' total
Collection 6/30/57/15
19) Cover 7' shale?
20) LS w/some chert pebbles - Brown weathering,
and not orange yellow as most:
A couple (pebble) at base of this is.
Collection 6/30/57/16 (6")
The fine grained, var d (calcareous)
as Collection 6/30/57/17 (4")
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6/30/57/18
1/27/67/2
6/30/57/17
7/1/5/7/6
19
6/30/57/16
7/1/57/5
6/30/57/15
18
16
6" to 1'
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20
21
7/1/5/14
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23
24
21) 17' covered, shale with fine brown laminated
inter sandstone -
22) LS, yellow-brown - fairly massive (8')
2' to 3' thick. Some 1" diam. pebbles (
marly black ls. Collection 6/30/57/18
23) Cover - probably gray shale - 8'
24) LS, brown-yellow, one of the cyclic
type - cover rubble zone is 3'
upper planar zone (5') is 6"
Collection 6/30/57/19