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SE hollow very narrow, forming a gully, not
a valley. entering the Coole hollow just-
above a fence crossing the creek, 200 yds.
alove the Oliver Williams house, E side
of Coole Hollow.
Wavely shaly limestone with intercalated
chert beds. One of these beds is found at very
base of Wavely:
1 ft. Wavely chert.
8 in. crinoidal greenish rock, with fish
teeth of dark purplish brown color, similar
to color of nodules at top of Black shale. Also
locally Wavely including
Black shale material.
size =
11 in. light green clay rock with specks of
material resembling the purple brain
nodule material of the Black shale.
9+ contains the characteristic nodules of
the greenish rock overlying the black
shale along the Cumberland river in Rye
tn cley = Wavely?
18 in. dark sandy rock, partly fine crugh.
Oliver fossiliferous Lower Sil. Limestone,
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1/2 mi. above Oliver Williams, east side of hollow.
3-4 ft. tactard slate, becoming greenish at top.
2 ft. black shale, Rejected by Mr. Williams.
18-28 in. phosplate rock. 2 tiny, pebble layers
partially beneath. Not seen. Reported by Mr.
Williams.
Sandy Fork
Big Hill
Coole Hollow
Oliver Williams
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