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GPS "PARS02"\nBase of quarry.

GPS "PARS02"
Base of quarry.
Near top of outcrop. In situ layers at top of quarry consist of two impenetrable 6 ft thick layers seperated by a fine 3-5 cm siltstone/ash layer (shadow layer in image). Fossil leaves found at base of second 6 ft. layer where Tom is digging.

Near top of outcrop. In situ layers at top of quarry consist of two impenetrable 6 ft thick layers seperated by a fine 3-5 cm siltstone/ash layer (shadow layer in image). Fossil leaves found at base of second 6 ft. layer where Tom is digging.
Near top of outcrop. Fossil leaves found at base where Tom is digging.

Near top of outcrop. Fossil leaves found at base where Tom is digging.
Near top of outcrop. Fossil leaves found at base where Tom is digging.

Near top of outcrop. Fossil leaves found at base where Tom is digging.

View from site towards camp.

View from site towards camp.
View from site towards camp.

View from site towards camp.



Looking up at quarry near base

Looking up at quarry near base

Image from west, quarry is still too distant to see

Image from west, quarry is still too distant to see
Image from west, quarry is still too distant to see

Image from west, quarry is still too distant to see



































































































































































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