Ocean Drilling Program: Leg 188 Week 4

Leg 188 Week 4

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Paleontologist working to determine the age of radiolarian microfossils. Lea, the iceberg, that came so close that we had to stop drilling and move away from Site 1165.

The last rock from the bottom of the deepest ODP hole in Antarctica, from a depth of 999.1 meters below the seafloor. The Leg 188 "loggers."

Putting the logging tool together for Site 1165. Loggers watching the data arrive on ship as the logging tool moves up the hole.

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Paleontologist working to determine the age of radiolarian microfossils.	Lea, the iceberg, that came so close that we had to stop drilling and move away from Site 1165.

The last rock from the bottom of the deepest ODP hole in Antarctica, from a depth of 999.1 meters below the seafloor.	The Leg 188 "loggers."

Putting the logging tool together for Site 1165.	Loggers watching the data arrive on ship as the logging tool moves up the hole.