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"pieces that became isolated in the limestone. The
creels in the dolomites are often filled with
quinty.
The limestones may weather out lumps and
camitsin yellowish elevations that appear to be
dolomite, these are very common in the dolomites of
the Hurst or pre-sion limestone of the
Beckmantown (Lower part) these weathering products
are far more common than in the limestones.
One sees very little if any chalk weathering
where.
The sandstones in the basal Beckmantown
are of very fine sand and more often to be
rounded desert sands.
In the lower Hells of the Cheshin quartzite
little if any of the oand is round from or
rounded sand.
The Crlekeatu has besides the milky white
dol. interwadded sandstone, above it came in
the dol. the age of which are not known, since
none have intraformational Cnylonrites, Keill
is disposed to assign them as of Lower Cambria
age.
The Best Rudland marble is of Chagy age since
it has Rapdiotoma, Anachlura magna and Rhyn-
choneilla fiera. It is undulain from Hrec Hoplite