Table T6. Site 1139 basement unit contacts.
 
Unit/Subunit Description Unit top
(core, section, interval [cm])
Curated
depth
(mbsf)
Unit
thickness*
(m)
Recovery**
(m)


183-1139A-      
1A Massive and flow-banded felsic volcanic cobbles 49R-1, 109 461.69 29.06 1.59
1B Bioclastic sandstone 52R-1, 56 489.66 0.47 0.47
1C Pumice/flow-banded felsic breccia 52R-1, 103 490.13 8.36 0.43
1D Altered, perlitic felsic glass 53R-1, 25 499.05 8.95 2.25
1E Sheared and altered volcaniclastic sediments (fault zone) 54R-1, 0 508.00 9.60 0.92
2 Dark red welded vesicular rhyolite 55R-1, 0 517.60 10.48 1.35
3 Altered crystal vitric tuff-breccia 56R-1, 78 528.08 9.74 4.63
4 Dark red welded vesicular rhyolite 57R-1, 92 537.82 38.69 6.54
5 Lava flow? 61R-1, 0 575.20 9.70 3.52
6 Lava flow(s?), type unknown 62R-1, 0 584.90 19.30 6.93
7 Breccia-topped lava flow 64R-1, 0 604.20 2.94 2.94
8 Spatter-topped? lava flow 64R-3, 0 607.14 6.76 3.46
9 Lava flow, type unknown 65R-1, 0 613.90 1.76 1.76
10 Compound pahoehoe and unknown lava flows 65R-2, 46 615.66 2.54 2.54
11 Aa lava flow 65R-4, 0 618.20 6.78 3.27
12 Transitional lava flow, type unknown 66R-2, 0 624.98 3.03 4.03
13 Breccia-topped lava flow 66R -4, 9 628.01 5.09 2.03
14 Breccia-topped transitional lava flow 67R-1, 0 633.10 9.50 7.44
15 Breccia-topped? lava flow 68R-1, 101 643.61 5.16 4.15
16 Breccia-topped transitional lava flow 68R-4, 100 647.76 2.85 2.85
17 Breccia-topped? lava flow 68R-7, 38 650.61 10.89 5.36
18 Breccia-topped lava flow 70R-1, 0 661.50 12.90 9.28
19 Breccia-topped lava flow 71R-4, 20 674.40 19.80 13.67

Note: * = unit thicknesses are based on curated depths of contacts, ** = recovery is based on curated lengths of recovered core from each unit.