Table T7. Summary of Site 1139 volcaniclastic components.
 
Unit/Subunit Core interval Depth
(mbsf)
Thickness
(m)
Age Lithologies with
volcanic components
Volcanic
components
Authigenic and
secondary minerals
Lithologic






I-V 1R-1, 0 cm, to 49R-1, 109 cm 0 272.01 early Pleistocene to late Eocene Bathyal to neritic and shallow marine fossiliferous sediments Disseminated and discrete tephra horizons, accumulations of terrigenous detritus, may be biologically disturbed (e.g., by burrowing) Clay minerals after volcanic glass, zeolites (clinoptilolite), and glauconite
Basement
   



1A 49R-1, 109 cm, to 52R-1, 56 cm 461.69 1.59 >late Eocene Massive and flow-banded felsic volcanic cobbles Massive, flow-banded, altered and silicified, abraded, loose rhyolite lava cobbles and pebbles Clay minerals after volcanic glass, followed by silicification
1B 52R-1, 56 cm, to 52R-1, 103 cm 489.66 0.47 >late Eocene Bioclastic sandstone Intercalated nonvolcanic lens with angular bioclasts (e.g., bryozoan, bivalve, echinoderm, benthic foraminifer),


   

<1% volcanic lithic fragments Clay minerals, hematitic staining
1C 52R-1, 103 cm, to 53R-1, 25 cm 490.13 0.72 >late Eocene Pumice/flow-banded felsic breccia Altered breccia, pale green, flow-banded clasts with banded perlite formation, in siliceous matrix Pale green clay minerals (nontronite, kaolinite?), followed by silicification
1D 53R-1, 25 cm, to 54R-1, 0 cm 499.05 2.49 >late Eocene Altered, perlitic felsic glass Reddish orange, massive, felsic volcanic glass, well-developed spheroidal perlitic fractures, minor lithic volcanic fragments White and pale green clay minerals (nontronite?), and silicification
1E 54R-1, 0 cm, to 55R-1-0 cm 508.00 1.08 >late Eocene Sheared and altered volcaniclastic sediments (fault zone) Green, resinous to powdery, highly altered sheared rock (Fault Zone), and less altered, sheared rock with clastic texture Pale to dark green, resinous to powdery clay minerals
2 55R-1, 0 cm, to 56R-1, 78cm 517.60 1.51 >late Eocene Dark red welded vesicular rhyolite Welded, dark red, vesicular, sandine?-rich rhyolite agglutinate Hematite staining of clay minerals (smectite?), and silicification
3 56R-1, 78 cm, to 57R-1, 92 cm 528.08 4.63 >late Eocene Green, altered, crystal vitric tuff-breccia Green, highly altered, sanidine-rich vitric rhyolite tuff breccia, incorporated flow-banded clasts and lithic fragments Pale green clay minerals
4 57R-1, 92 cm, to 60R-2, 54 cm 537.82 6.54 >late Eocene Dark red welded vesicular rhyolite Welded, dark red, vesicular, sandine?-rich rhyolite agglutinate, to open-framework rhyolite breccia Hematite staining of clay minerals (smectite?), and silicification