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3) Shale, blue-gray with some brownish stringers, becomes more sandy upwards, very silty throughout, 67'; Collection 8/6/57/8.
4) Calcarenite, has dark-brown color fresh surface contains brachiopods, crinoid stems and a few fusulines (Paraschwagerina?) 2'-2.5'. 8/6/57/1.
5) Sandstone; light brown; has a tinge of green 2'.
6) Calcarenite, like #4; 6".
PG. 13
7) Siltstone and shales, brown to light brown, 2' exposed.
8) Covered, 25'. ~133', Top Lenox Hills Fm.
9) "Hess Conglo", calcarudite, Boulders 4' diameter nearly all limestone, little chert or quartzite; massive 44'.
10) Limestone, light brownish-gray, well bedded in 1'-4' beds, lower 6' contain brown chert and quartzite pebbles; 26'; Collection 8/6/57/2.
11) Conglomerate. 1.5" to 2" chert and quartzite pebbles - 0' to 2' thick.
12) Limestone, light gray weathering, dense, no good bedding planes. 3'. Collection 8/6/57/3.
13) Conglomerate. Chert, quartzite, limestone; all well rounded; up to 6' diameter. 17' thick. Collection 8/6/57/7.
PG. 14
14) Sandstone, medium brown, very silty, 5'.
15) Calcarenite, medium to coarse grained, dark gray weathering, fetid as are most of these limestone. 2'. Collection 8/6/57/4.
16) Sandstone and siltstone; light to light orangish-brown weathering. 19'.
17) Calcarenite and fine chert and quartzite conglomerate pebbles, bryozoans of many shapes and sizes; sponges (?), a few small brachiopods, crinoids stem segments. All look a little battered. 2'.
18) Covered, 29', probably mostly brown sand and siltstone. (Collection 8/6/57/6 float).
19) Like #17, 6".
20) Sandstone and siltstone, brown weathering, 24'.
21) Calcarenite, very fine grained, and gray weathering; very quartzic in spots; Siliceous bands 1/2" commons, 4'-4.5'.
PG. 15
22) Sandstone and siltstone, light brown weathering, 1/16" beds or laminae; 31'. This is topped by a very fine grained calcarenite, 6" to 8" thick; has a 1/4" siliceous rich nearly fault top.
23) Conglomerate; medium brown weathering; up to 5" diameter. Cobbles in middle of unit. Bottom and top finer (1" or less) top is gradational with well laminated brown medium sandstone, well cemented (siliceous and calcic) about 2" thick; total 3.5'.
24) Sandstone, light brown, 1/16" laminae, porous and friable. 1.5'.