Thin 	Interval	Rock name	Description
section #			
72	"1068A-2R-2, "	Calcareous	Quartz clasts <0.1 mm; muscovite flakes up to 0.5mm long; 
	103-6 cm	siltstone with	"scattered peloids. Mostly cemented by calcite microspar,"
		mica	with rare overgrowths over echinoderm fragments; some
			laminae have micrite matrix.

73	"1068A-2R-4, "	Silty claystone	Quartz clasts <0.05 mm; scattered mica flakes and opaques
	125-8 cm		"(mostly plant debris). Matrx support, micrite and partial"
			pseudo-optically continuous phyllosilicate clay

74	"1068A-2R-4, "	Silty limestone	Thick slide. Microspar with scattered quartz silt
	131-4 cm		
75	"1068A-3R-7,"	Foram. sand/	Laminae of foram. sand and claystone (pseudo-optically 
	20-3 cm	calc. claystone/	"continuous) up to 10 mm thick. Quartz silt/sand rare, "
		claystone	trace of muscovite. Clay rich laminae compacted without
			breaking forams. Overlain by 8mm calc. claystone with
			burrow fills of claystone; top of slide is claystone
76	"1068A-4R-2,"	Calc. siltstone/	Similar to 81. Laminae of quartz silt in microspar and 
	137-40 cm	silty  limestone	"micrite with scattered quartz, plus rare mica. "

77	"1068A-4R-6, "	Calcareous 	"Laminated: spar and micrite. Quartz, mica, peloids, foram "
	36-40 cm	siltstone	debris

78	"1068A-5R-1, "	Calc. claystone/	"Red brown pseudo-optically continuous claystone, and less "
	4-6 cm	claystone	oriented calc claystone mixed by burrowing. 
			Some lenses of quartz silt.

79	"1068A-5R-3, "	F.g. micaceous	"Angular quartz (0.1-0.2 mm), moderately well sorted, "
	72-5 cm	calc. sandstone	"trace mica, common feldspar often altered to cloudy grains "
			in ppl. Rare peloids in parts of section. Well compacted
			but no grain contact solution; remaining porosity filled
			with calcite spar.

80	"1068A-5R-5, "	Calcareous	"Quartz <0.1 mm, mica <0.5 mm. Rare biotite and opaque  "
	72-5 cm	siltstone	minerals; microspar cement

81	"1068A-6R-4, "	Calc. sandy/	"Quartz <0.2 mm, mica <0.5 mm; trace peloids; rare forams"
	17-20 cm	silty claystone	Matrix is clay minerals and micrite

82	"1068A-6R-5, "	Brown claystone	Orange brown optically pseudo continuous clay; silt laminae 
	1-5 cm		with trace mica.

83	"1068A-6R-6, "	Laminated	Laminae 0.5-3 mm thick of alternating fine grained quartz
	31-4 cm	calcareous	sand and clay (pseudo-optically continuous). Clay laminae
		sandstone	contain angular quartz. Sand laminae contain angular 
			quartz

84	"1068A-8R-6, "	4  Claystone	pseudo-optical continuity in large burrow fills only
	140-5 cm		
		3 Calc. claystone	"v.f.g, no clay mineral orientation; scattered quartz and"
			calcite silt (0.02 mm)

		2 Foram packst.	Planktonic foram debris (<0.1 mm) in micrite matrix; top
			is interlaminated with 3; rare fish scales

		1 Lithoclast	"Coarse to very coarse sand with clasts of meta-arenite,"
		foram. sst	" pelite, large benthic forams (some almost totally "
			"micritized), few planktonic forams. Matrix of microspar"
			"and laminae of oriented brown clay, possibly burrow."

85	"1068A-8R-7, "	Skeletal	"Coarse to very coarse grained: allochems: forams, "
	61-3 cm	intraclastic	"echinoderms, micritized skeltal material, lithoclasts of "
		grainstone	peloidal packstone and micrite (algal material?). Granular 
			sparite cement; optical continuity with echinoderms

86	"1068A-7R-2, "	In core: dark	Bad slide: most material probably ripped away
remade as TS	82-84 cm	brown to orange	"Irregular 'clasts' ~0.07 mm, opaque to dark brown. "
149		cross lam.	 Where matrix remains it contains quartz silt (<0.015 mm)
re-labelled 86		sst.	 clay minerals and micas.
			"Were clasts originally glauconite, now oxidised?"
87	"1068A-7R-3, "	Claystone	Peloids of clay and carbonate? peloids in clay matrix
	85-88 cm		
88	"1068A-7R-3, "	Poor slide	"Interlaminated silt, micrite (chalk) and clayey micrite with"
	53 cm		planktonic forams

89	"1068A-7R-5, "	Foram quartz	"Lithologies alternate, possibly due to burrowing"
	49-53 cm	sand and	
		claystone	

94	"1068A-9R-2, "	Calc siltstone	"Similar to TS 80, but quartz clasts float in spar/micrite "
	109-112 cm		"matrix, suggesting neomorphism of original carbonate mud."

95	"1068A-9R-2, "	Conglomerate	"Clasts up to 7 mm long: pelite, meta-arenite(some with"
	138-9 cm		"aligned mica), mica schist, arkose, chalk, peloidal grnst.,"
			"micritic boundstone, one possible micritized ooid, one"
			"large echinoderm spine (5 mm). Well compacted, grain"
			contact solution.

96	"1068A-12R-3, "	Claystone	2 intervals: lower one has 1mm of siltstone at base; upper one 
	13-17 cm		sharp based; both contain silt filled burrows ~0.3 mm
97	"1068A-12R-4, "	Claystone	"Orange brown clay, pseudo-optically continuous,"
	58-61 cm		scattered quartz silt.

98	"1068A-15R-6, "	Breccia matrix	"Matrix consist of microspar (<0.02 mm), each crystal of "
	29-31 cm		which shows a colored dusty rim; silt to coarse sand sized
			clasts are scattered throughout (matrix support). Many
			"clasts are rimmed by elongate calcite crystals, some of "
			which contain brownish inclusions. The thickness of the
			rims varies around the clasts (0-0.15mm). calcite
			"veins also tend to wrap around the clasts, and overlie"
			the rims as shown by inclusions that mark the latter

99	"1068A-15R-5, "	Chalk clast	Skeletal wackestone. Juvenile forams (<0.005 mm) and 
	33-6 cm		spar filled microspheres (<0.01 mm) set in micrite. 
			Calpionellids

100	"1068A-15R-6, "	Breccia matrix	"Similar to 98, but calcite veins up to 1 cm across."
	40-3 cm		In places inclusions within them show former presence of
			calcite rims to clasts

105	"1068A-14R-5, "		
	63-68 cm		

106	"1068A-16R-5, "	Breccia matrix	Micrite. Clasts have thin fringe of calcite that predates
	91-5 cm		calcite fill to veins.

109	"1068A-17R-4, "	Breccia matrix	Peloidal internal sediments below calcite vein (v large
	76-80 cm		calcite crystals ~3 mm) or pore fill

137	"1068A-13R-2, "	Foram packstone/	"Planktonic forams <0.1 mm, spar filled,  closely packed"
	32-35 cm	foram chalk	matrix of micrite


138	"1068A-13R-6, "	Quartz silty	"Similar to 137, but forams a little smaller (<0.07 mm) and"
	85-87 cm	foram packstone	possibly juvenile forms showing as simple circles filled
			"with spar. ~5% quartz, rare mica"

139	"1068A-14R-3, "	Foram /quartz/	Well compacted: clasts and burrows squashed together without
	56-59 cm	lithoclast	significant grain fracturing.
		packstone with 	Top: similar to base but finer (<0.3 mm) and more clay
		claystone	"0.75 mm. Benthic forams, planktic foram debris spar filled,"
		filled burrows	"echinoderm plates and spines, peloids/coated and micritized "
			"skeletal grains, quartz single and polycrystalline; fine grained"
			pelites.
			Elongate claystone and calc. claystone lenses (1-2 mm X 
			"0.3 mm) flattened by compaction, some longer and one extends"
			"Probable in situ burrows, but perhaps resedimented pieces"
			of burrow?

140	"1068A-15R-3, "	Mica schist	F.g. mica schist with trace muscovite
	18 cm	pebble (1.5 cm)	
141	"1068A-15R-4, "	Foram sand/	"Foram sand <0.15 mm, few peloids. Spar and micrite fill"
	90-94 cm	chalk	 inter- and intra-particle porosity. 2 mm lamina of calc. 
			quartz silt with peloids more common than in foram sand