Thin	Interval	Rock name	Description
Section #			
143	"1069A-1R-1, "	Intraclast	Allochems  and larger siliciclastic clasts up to to 0.6 mm.
	90-91 cm	grainstone	Quartz silt scattered throughout 2 mm thick lamina on one side of slide
			Quartz sand clasts are single crystals and polycrystalline; rare plagioclase
			"Allochems: intraclasts (composite micritic, with skeletal fragments; planktonic"
			"and benthic forams, rare bivalve fragments and ostracods. "
			Scattered echinoderm plates with syntaxial overgrowths.
			Trace pelite clasts and larger quartz clasts partially coated with micrite.
144	"1069A-1R-3, "	Calcareous	"<0.15 mm. Quartz predominates. Also peloids, skeletal debris (including"
	79-82 cm	sandstone	echinoderm plates); much of calcite cement is overgrowths over skeltal debris
145	"1069A-2R-2, "	Silty/sandy	Broken and whole planktic forams up to 0.3 mm. Quartz: silt/fine sand
	81-83 cm	foram chalk	"Allochems: some micritized peloids, benthic forams. Microspar cement."
			Laminae containing lenticles (~1.0 X 0.15 mm) of brown clay: burrows or 
			clasts? (more likely the former). Some laminae quartz rich with only a few
			"allochems. trace of rounded green grains (0.3 mm), possibly glauconite."
146	"1069A-3R-CC, "	Foram chalk	"Broken and intact planktic forams <0.4 mm, set in a micrite matrix."
	11-14 cm	overlain by 	1.0 X 0.1 mm); trace fish scales.
		claystone	
147	"1069A-4R-1, "	Laminated	"Siltstone: calc. micropsar + micrite matrix; quartz clasts predominate, trace"
	133-5 cm	calcareous	mica flakes up to 0.6 mm long. Rare forams debris. Claystone: some
		sandstone and 	"pseudo-optical continuity' visible; common quartz silt, trace forams"
		silty claystone	
148	"1069A-4R-2, "	Calc. sandstone	"Coarse sand sized (1-3 mm) quartz (subrounded/subangular, "
	135-6 cm		single and polycrystalline clasts showing shadow extinction) set in a 
			 'matrix' of calcareous medium to fine grained calc. sandstone: angular to
			"subangular quartz clasts, and allochems (peloids, intraclasts, skeletal"
			"fragments with thick micrite envelopes, calc. chalk clast. echinoid plates with"
			syntaxial overgrowths.
149	"1068A-7R-2, "		Misplaced froM 1068A and relabelled #86 (see Site 1068 description).
	82-5 cm		
150	"1069A-7R-5, "	Peloidal/foram	"0.15-0.7 mm. Peloids, coated skeltal debris, quartz, planktic and benthic "
	35-38 cm	grainstone	"forams, /ostracods, calcite spar cement"
151	"1069A-8R-3, "	Intraclast/	"Bad TS, many holes - possibly some due to original porosity. Grain  size up to"
	118-121 cm	lithoclast	"1.5 mm; angular subangular qtz up to 1.0mm. Carbonate clasts: intraclasts,"
		grainstone	"peloidal grainstones, echinoid plates and spines (with syntaxial cement rims),"
			"bivalve debris. Trace clasts: ?chalk, ?dolomite microspar."
			Very well compacted: slight intergrain solution.
152	"1069A-4R-4/CC, "	Calcareous	"V. angular - angular quartz clasts, peloids, planktonic foram. debris and other "
	12-14 cm	sandstone	"skeletal debris, especially echinoderm plates. Grain size < 0.15 mm."
153	"1069A-9R-3, "	Calc. siltstone to	Siltstone similar to thin section #152. Grainstone: <0.15 mm. calcite
	81-86 cm	peloidal foram.	"cemented v. angular to angular quartz, peloids, pelagic forams (largely intact),"
		grainstone	"other skeltal debris, including echinoderm plates."
154	"1069A-9R-3, "	Silty claystone	Lenticular areas of claystone (~0.5-0.7 mm X 0.15 mm) showing different
	86-90 cm		"shades of light brown. Rare quartz silt <0.15 mm, trace mica and forams."
155	"1069A-10R-4, "	Silty foram 	"Same as thin section #158, but some laminae contain are calc. siltstone"
	137-140 cm	packstone	
156	"1069A-10R-5, "	Foram peloidal	With lithoclasts of foram chalk and other bioclasts including echinoderm
	66-69 cm	 grainstone	plates. Grain size: ~0.3 mm; lithoclasts up to 1.5 mm. Sparite cement.
157	"1069A-10R-8, "	Peloidal sandy	"Peloids and common quartz: <0.8 mm. Trace planktonic forams, rare mica"
	14-18 cm	packstone	
158	"1069A-11R-1, "	Foram chalk	Foram packstone: microspar/micritic matrix. Forams <0.1 mm; 
	 41-44 cm		common peloids and skeltal debris (some echinoderm plates)
162	"1069A-12R-2, "	Silty peloidal	"~0.15 mm peloids and forams, common ?glauconite, microspar matrix"
	124-128 cm	foram. packstone	
163	"1069A-12R-2, "	Foram	"Forams (0.05-0.1 mm) in matrix of microspar. Trace of muscovite, "
	130-134 cm	packstone	even rarer biotite and green 'mica'.
164	"1069A-12R-6, "	V. coarse calc.	"Clasts 1-4 mm; pelites, one biotite hornfels, cryptalgal and peloidal "
	11-14 cm	lithic sst/	limestones. Very well compacted; some calcite cement visible with broken
		conglomerate	forams/. [poor TS]
165	"1069A-13R-2, "	Lithic	"Limestone clasts (cryptalgal textures, coated grains, peloidal grainstones, "
	50-54 cm	(limestone)	One solitary coral. Sparite cement containing broken and whole planktic
		conglomerate	"forams, and trace benthics."
166	"1069A-14R-4, "	Coarse	V. coarse sand to granule grain size. About one third of clasts are quartz (single
	133-6 cm	calcareous 	"and polycrystalline clasts, shadow extinction) and feldspar (quartz dominates)."
		lithic 	"Limestone clasts mostly cryptalgal micrite: rare coated grains and grainstone,"
		sandstone	"skeletal debris including echinoid plates. Sparite cement, often containing"
			planktonic forams.
167	"1069A-15R-3, "	Peloidal sandy	Same as thin section #157
	44-48 cm	packstone	
168	"1069A-15R-4, "	Calcareous	"Poorly sorted quartz and rare feldspar and pelite clasts; most <0.5 mm,"
	17-21 cm	sandstone	 rare ~1.0 mm. Rare peloids and skeletal debris.
			 Trace planktonic forams. Sparite cement.
169	"1069A-15R-4, "	Coarse	"Poorly sorted, possibly bimodal: 0.5 and 1.5 mm. "
	38-42 cm	calcareous	"Single and polycrystalline  angular/subangular quartz, rounded feldspar."
		arkosic	Micritic/cryptalgal limestone and pelite clasts. Coarse calcite cement. 
		sandstone	Trace forams.
170	"1069A-16R-CC,"	Boundstone	Variety of cryptalgal textures and encrusting organisms; 
	2-5 cm		internal peloidal sediment.