Geology and fossils in Kentucky and adjacent states

The Mississippi and Ohio Rivers during the drought of 1988, with Paul Potter

• Dr. Paul Potter, terra rosa overlain by loess, western Kentucky
• terra rosa overlain by loess
• sand bar, Williams Light. Early Fall of 1988, drought of 1988
• same sand bar
• another view
• another view
• same place, Mississippi River in background
• mid-channel bars at Wolf Island, upstream to left
• Kentucky Point, near mile 892?, looking upstream
• same point, looking upstream
• New Madrid Island, near Watsons Point, looking upstream
• Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee
• bar
• New Madrid Island, near Watsons Point, looking upstream
• Island No. 9, upstream to right
• Island No. 9, upstream to right
• Island No. 8, near French Point, looking downstream
• French Point looking downstream to Bend of Island No. 8
• Island No. 6, with crevasse splay, looking downstream
• Medley Bar, sandbar?, downstream to left
• Williams Light sandbar?, looking upstream
• Williams Light sandbar?
• Williams Light sandbar?, looking downstream
• mid-channel bars near Wolf Island, looking upstream
• mid-channel bars near Wolf Island, looking downstream
• mid-channel bars, upstream to left
• New Madrid, Missouri

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Field work in the Jackson Purchase area with Bill Olive, John Kiefer, Gene Amaral and Jack Masters

• Stop 1: Calvert City Quad., "Tuscaloosa gravel", Gene Amaral for scale. [Jun 91 1] [Kodachrome, Kodalux yellow stripe mount]
• same place, railroad cut, "Tuscaloosa gravel"
• Stop 6: Elva Quad., sandstone dikes in Porters Creek clay, Gene for scale
• same place
• sandstone dike, same place
• Stop 8: Oak Level Quad., Wilcox sandstone channels with clay clasts
• sandstone channels with clay clasts, same place
• clay clasts, same place
• Stop 10: Hico Quad., Independence site, site 1, K/T boundary at upper mid level in photo, from base of card upward to about one foot
• K/T boundary, same place, it may be a paraconformable relationship
• K/T boundary, same place
• K/T boundary, same place, leaves raked away
• Stop 10: Hico Quad., Independence site, site 2
• Stop 12: Hico Quad., McNairy glass sand, blow-outs
• same place
• McNairy glass sand and Ophiomorpha burrows (formed by Callianassa? shrimp)
• Stop 14: Hico Quad., McNairy sandstone, duricrust (encasement)
• McNairy sandstone duricrust outcrop, same place
• McNairy sandstone, same place
• Stop 15: Buchanan Quad., Tennessee, mineralization in gravel pit
• same place
• colors from mineralization, same place
• Stop 16: Paducah East Quad., Reidland site, McNairey/Clayton boundary (K/T), Jack Masters' outcrop
• same place, K/T boundary at his hand, according to Jack
• same place, Jack's hand marks K/T boundary (is it paraconformable?)
• Stop 17: Paducah East Quad., Riverview, active landslide block [scan failed, need to redo]
• same place [scan failed, need to redo]
• Stop 19: Bardana Quad., Illinois, Post Creek cutoff (canal), Ullim Limestone overlain by McNairy sandstone
• Stop 20: Olmstead Quad., Illinois, modern mudcracks along Ohio River
• same place, Porters Creek clay, curved joints
• same place, curved joints
• same place, Porters Creek clay, abundant horizontal burrows
• Stop 23a: Arlington Quad., Columbus boat ramp; recent fluvial sand
• same place, recent fluvial sand deposit
• same place, recent landslide block
• Stop 23b: Arlington Quad., Columbus boat ramp, thick loess deposit
• Stop 25: Acorn Ridge Quad.?, Missouri, old gravel quarry; McNairy duricrusts (K), slumped into Lafayette gravel channel (Pleisto.)
• same place, McNairy blocks slumped into Lafayette gravel
• same place, Bill Olive in hat
• same place, sandstone on right, slumped into Lafayette gravel deposit on left side
• same place, Lafayette gravel deposits
• same place, uncemented McNairy sand with faint Ophiomorpha burrows

Jackson Purchase area, Kentucky Geological Society Field Trip 1972

• McNairy sand, near Olmsted, Illinois, Calvin's Creek [this and the following in this sleeve were probably taken by Norm Hester]
• same place, McNairy sand
• Tuscaloosa gravel near Kentucky Dam, Kentucky Geological Society Field Trip 1972, subtle large scale bedding, very poor sorting, "mass debris flow deposition"
• Tuscaloosa gravel near Kentucky Dam, KGS field trip 1972
• McNairy sand, near Olmsted, Illinois, Upper McNairy, Watson's Creek, "estuarine environment"
• Ophiomorpha burrows, KGS field trip 1972
• Upper McNairy sand, near Dam 53, Watson's Creek, "estuarine"
• Calvin's Creek, near Olmsted, Illinois, ancient soil developed on the Levings Member, a "lagoonal deposit"
• Watson's Creek near Olmsted, Illinois, preparing cast of Ophiomorpha burrows, summer 1972 [failed scan, need to rescan]
• Watson's Creek near Dam 53, Illinois, large scale glauconite sand near Cretaceous-Tertiary boundary [failed scan, need to rescan]
• Watson's Creek near Olmsted, Illinois, preparing cast of Ophiomorpha burrow, rapid(?) plastic
• Ophiomorpha, McNairy sand, Kentucky
• Ophiomorpha, same place, McNairy sand between Paducah and Kentucky Dam
• Ophiomorpha, same place
• Ophiomorpha, same place
• Ophiomorpha, same place

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Pine Mountain State Park, view from Chain Rock

• Cumberland River from Pine Mountain State Park, looking toward the northeast. Pine Mountain is on the left [25]
• view of Pineville from Pine Mountain [26] [failed scan, need to rescan]
• Cumberland River from Pine Mountain State Park, looking toward the northeast. Pine Mountain is on the left [24] [failed scan, need to rescan]
• Chained Rock, Pine Mountain State Park, Jim Cobb on rock, the Narrows of the Cumberland can be seen below [28]
• US 119 between Pineville and Harlan, Pine Mountain dip slope

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Old quarry in Livingston Conglomerate, Rockcastle County

• top of Livingston Conglomerate, Stop 5, Day 5, Ettensohn and Dever, 1979, p. 185, Rockcastle County; they look dune form to me and the slope is a cross bed.
• Old quarry in Livingston Conglomerate, top of conglomerate can be seen here, same place at above
• Old quarry, same place
• same place, creased slide

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Laurel Lake Spillway

• Laurel Spillway, upper level with flowing water [Sep 76] [UK mount]
• upper spillway with water [Sep 76]
• Laurel Spillway, mid-level, flowing water [Sep 76] [UK mount]
• Rockcastle Sandstone in roadcut at base of Laurel Lake dam, Laurel County
• Laurel Dam spillway, upper part [Jul 88 1] [Kodachrome, red label]
• note curved lineations and cross beds, upper part of spillway
• trough cross beds, upper part of spillway
• ripple marks, upper spillway, Steve Greb
• note complex ripples, upper spillway
• ripple fans in troughs, upper spillway
• series of ripple fans and troughs, upper spillway
• ripple fans and asymmetric troughs, upper spillway
• asymmetric trough, slabs moved by water running over spillway during high water
• modern, stair-stepped channel in upper part of spillway
• two styles of ripples, upper spillway
• first waterfall, mid-level part of spillway, Rockcastle Sandstone at base, level of Barren Fork coal near ladder, Pine Creek sandstone in upper part
• same view of waterfall, Steve Greb on ladder
• bottom waterfall, lower part of spillway, lower part of Rockcastle Sandstone
• bottom waterfall, same place
• at bottom waterfall, pool is Laurel River, below the dam
• bottom waterfall, another view
• orb-type spider web at lower spillway
• overturned crossbeds, Pine Creek? sandstone, mid-level of spillway
• arch at mid-level of spillway
• big curved crossbeds, Rockcastle Sandstone, lower part of spillway
• crossbeds, same place
• Rockcastle Sandstone in lower half, background cliff is Pine Creek sandstone, lower spillway
• ripple fans, Laurel Lake Spillway [Oct 88 5] [white plastic mounts]
• ladderback ripples [Oct 88 2]
• ripple fans, same place [Oct 88 4]
• ladderback ripples [Oct 88 3]
• ripples in trough
• ripples in trough
• ripple fan
• multi-crested ripples
• bridge at top of spillway
• multi-crested ripples
• sweeping crossbeds, Rockcastle Sandstone, lower spillway
• indistinct lunate? ripples, upper spillway
• Zoophycos and horizontal burrows, top of Pine Creek sandstone, mid-level of spillway
• Rhizocorallium, top of Pine Creek sandstone, mid-level of spillway
• Zoophycos, top of Pine Creek sandstone, mid-level of spillway
• clay-chip conglomerate bed, upper spillway

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Breaks Interstate Park

• overlook at Breaks Interstate Park [Apr 88 13] [Kodachrome, red label]
• overlook into gorge
• another view
• sandstone at the overlook
• crossbeds in sandstone
• sandstone at overlook
• view toward Kentucky
• overlook crossbeds
• overlook
• ripples in stream, modern ripples, trail at Interstate Park
• view of Pine Mountain across gorge, Blaine Cecil [May 88 28] [Kodachrome, red label]
• Pine Mountain, same view
• Pine Mountain Thrust Fault at State Line Tunnel

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Frenchburg North outcrops

• Corbin Sandstone in upper part of roadcut, Frenchburg North locality [Jun 91 20] [Kodachrome, Kodalux yellow stripes]
• Corbin Sandstone and Breathitt-type shale, Frenchburg North
• Corbin Sandstone and Breathitt-type shale, same place, note channel
• Corbin Sandstone and underlying Hazel Patch sandstone, Frenchburg North locality
• Hazel Patch sandstone and Dave Branch Shale, Frenchburg North locality
• Hazel Patch sandstone, Steve Greb, same place
• Dave Branch shale (dark shale), Lingula bed (coal-like band), karst-fill (lighter shale), and paleokarstic Slade Formation (limestone) at base.
• Karst fill and Slade remnant, Lingula band at very top, Frank Ettensohn
• Lingula from Lingula band, unusual color patterns may reflect internal structures
• Dave Branch shale and karst features, same place

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Cave Branch area

• Corbin Sandstone and underlying Breathitt-type shales, south of Cave Branch, Stop 4, fig.55 of Dever and others, 1977
• same place, at top is thin outcrop of Breathitt-type shales and coal, underlying that is Paragon Formation shales and then the Slade Formation limestone in the lower half

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Gregoryville area, I-64

• Gregoryville Stop, I-64, note channel
• another channel, same stop
• broad channel, same stop
• same stop
• same stop, from different view point
• Gregoryville stop, I-64 [Jun 91 38]
• Gregoryville outcrop, same place

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Pikeville, Model City cut

• Model City cut, Pikeville, reference section for lower part of Pikeville Formation [Apr 88 23] [Kodachrome, red label]
• Model City cut, showing lower section
• same place
• Model City cut, whole view
• Model City cut, Pikeville [Apr 88 26]
• Model City cut
• roadcut on US 23 north of Pikeville

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Fieldwork in McCreary County

• Cumberland Falls at flood stage [May 77 6] [generic mount, red print]
• small natural bridge, McCreary County? [Dec 80 21] [Kodachrome, red square]
• steep jeep trail leading to Blue Heron coal tipple, cliff to left, road breaking apart and falling, field work in McCreary County, summer 1979 [10] [white plastic mount]
• steep road to Blue Heron coal tipple, cliff drops off to left, McCreary County
• view from road that was breaking apart as I was driving on it
• small natural bridge, Steve Hoke walking on it, Blue Heron area, McCreary County
• well-built trestle for Stearns coal mines along valley bottoms, South Fork of the Cumberland River, McCreary County
• Blue Heron coal tipple, 1979, McCreary County
• Natural Arch area, McCreary County
• Natural Arch, Natural Arch Scenic Area, Nevelsville Quad., McCreary County [7]
• Rock Creek, McCreary County, 1979 [2] [white plastic mount]

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Fieldwork in Letcher County

• antique grader [Oct 80 30], Letcher County?
• same grader
• view from Letcher County fire tower? [Oct 80 32]
• another view, same place [Oct 80 33]
• folk art overshot waterwheel, Letcher County [Oct 80 29]
• my Blazer on bridge in rural Letcher County [Oct 80 27]
• old house, near Lilly Cornett woods, Letcher County [Oct 80 21]
• same house [Oct 80 20]
• same house [Oct 80 22]
• folk art water? wheel, Letcher County

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Fieldwork in Harlan County

• view of Cumberland Mountain (from Martins Fork Lake?), dip slope, Hubbard Springs Quad., Harlan County
• closer view, same place
• Pennington Gap area, Cumberland Mountain
• same place
• view of Cumberland Mountain from Little Black Mountian??, Evarts Quad., Harlan County [Dec 79 10] [Ektachrome, red square]
• contour bench, surface mine, Little Black Mountain, Evarts Quad. [Dec 79 10]
• view of Black Mountain?, from Evarts Quad.
• view of Cumberland Mountain from Little Black Mountain contour bench
• view of Cumberland Mountain from same place

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Miscellaneous fieldwork

• Carter Caves Sandstone, Carter Caves State Park [Aug 76 30] [Ektachrome, red square]
• countryside, eastern Kentucky, don't remember where
• Pennsylvanian-age slump into Mississippian Paragon Formation, bottoming out on top of the Bangor/Poppin Rock Limestone, I-75 between the two Mt. Vernon exits, west side, Rockcastle County [Oct 80 34] [Kodachrome, red square]
• outcrop on US23 [Apr 88 32]

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Cores

• cyclical rhythmites from Department of Transportation core, eastern Kentucky highway, probably Kendrick Shale
• outcrop on US23 [Apr 88 32]
• cyclical rhythmites
• cyclical rhythmites
• cyclical rhythmites
• cyclical rhythmites
• cyclical rhythmite
• cyclical rhythmite, DOT core
• cyclical rhythmite, DOT core

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Archaeological dig, 1982 near Winchester

• archaeological dig
• same dig
• same dig
• same
• same
• same
• same dig
• same dig
• same place
• same dig
• same place
• same dig

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Hazel Patch sandstone, I-75 and vicinity

• burrowed facies associated with the Hazel Patch sandstone, I-75, Rockcastle County [Dec 84 1] [Kodachrome]
• same locality
• burrowed facies
• burrowed interbedded sandstone and shale, same place
• burrowed and rippled facies, looks almost tidal, same place
• coal-bottomed channel fill, I-75 at Sand Hill, Rockcastle County; compaction ratio for coal calculated here
• same locality, car for scale

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Cumberland Gap and Cumberland Mountain area

• Cumberland Mountain dip slope, looking southwest from Cumberland Gap
• view of Middlesboro from Cumberland Gap looking westward, dark slide
• Pinnacle Overlook, Cumberland Gap, looking into Virginia
• same view, dark slides
• view toward Tennessee from Cumberland Gap, dark slide
• Cumberland Gap Iron Furnace, Pinnacle Overlook in far background, handheld long exposure
• same furnace
• Cumberland Mountain at I-75 and Lafollette, looking northeast, "Devils Fingers" [Apr 80 2] [Ektachrome?, generic mount, red print]

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Stevens Hill, Chester Series, western Kentucky, May 1988

• Stevens Hill
• same roadcut
• same roadcut, farther to the right
• ripple marks, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill
• roadcut, Stevens Hill

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Field Trip to Illinois Basin, 1988

• Stop 1: Columbia roadcut, Illinois, Warsaw Sh., Ullin Limestone and Salem Limestone
• same roadcut, Steve Greb for scale
• Stop 2: Quality Stone Company, Illinois, Valmeyeran Series
• same quarry
• Stop 3?: Modoc, Aux Vases Sandstone and Ste. Genevieve/St. Louis Limestones, Jim Cobb and Blaine Cecil
• same stop
• Stop 4: abandoned quarry, Randolph Stone Company, Haney, Hardinsburg, and Glen Dean
• Stop 5: Coles Mill roadcut, Illinois, Glen Dean, Tar Springs, Vienna Limestone
• same stop
• Stop 6: Captain Mine of Arch of Illinois, Springfield and Herrin coals
• same mine
• same mine
• same mine, didn't scan
• Stop 7: Burning Star No. 5 Mine of Consolidation Coal Company, Springfield and Herrin coals
• same mine
• same mine
• Stop 8: Spillway of Devil's Kitchen Lake and Little Grassy Lake Sandstone of Abbott Formation, abundant trace fossils
• same spillway, note ripple fans
• Stop 9: Mississippian/Pennsylvanian unconformity on US 51, Illinois, Caseyville sandstone to Kinkaid Limestone contact
• same exposure
• Stop 11: I-24, about 100 meters of section across several roadcuts, Abbott and Caseyville Formations, this picture shows sandstone, shale, Reynoldsburg coal of the Abbott Formation
• same stop, Abbott Formation
• Abbott Formation, same stop
• closer view, same stop
• Pound Sandstone, Caseyville Formation, same stop
• same sandstone

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Field work in Western Kentucky Coal Field, 1988

• Nolin River Reservoir, Caseyville sandstone [May 88 29]
• same place
• Caseyville, same place
• same place
• conglomerate in the Caseyville
• waterfalls in the Caseyville
• Peth stop, western Kentucky [May 88 1] [Kodachrome, red label]
• same stop
• Access road to Morgantown, Kentucky
• view from access road
• same place
• Saint Charles, Springfield coal
• same place

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Field work in the Cumberland Saddle near Burkesville, late 1990's

• Fort Payne, Burkesville, Kentucky [22] [Kodachrome, Kodak Premium, yellow stripe]
• Fort Payne, same place
• Fort Payne, same area
• Fort Payne, same area

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Field trip with Tradewater Working Group, 1989: Whetstone Quarry

• Salem Limestone, Bloomington, Indiana, Tradewater Working Group field trip [Feb 89 6]
• the Salem, Eric Kvale on right
• tidal rhythmites, Salem Limestone, same place
• cyclical rhythmites, close-up
• Eric Kvale, Whetstone Quarry, Indiana, also Rick Sergeant, Norm Hester
• Lepidodendron, Whetstone Beds, same quarry
• lycopod cone, same quarry
• seed fern, same quarry
• Lepidodendron, same quarry
• Lepidophyllum, same quarry
• vertical stump, probably lycopod, Steve Greb, same quarry
• nice ripples, same quarry
• same ripples
• tidal rhythmite beds in outcrop, same quarry
• trace fossils, compaction features and plant fossils, same quarry
• same rock
• small trace fossils can be seen, same quarry
• loading structures?, same quarry
• loading structures?, Whetstone Beds, same quarry
• more loading structures, same quarry
• dewatering structure "volcano," same quarry
• limulid track (horse-shoe crab) in Whetstone bed, same quarry
• another limulid track, same quarry
• trace fossils?, probably washed out impressions of Lepidophyllum leaves (note enlarged leaf base), not like Diplocraterion, Whetstone Quarry, Indiana [Feb 89]
• cyclical rhythmites, Whetstone Beds, Indiana, from Eric Kvale
• cyclical rhythmites, same place, from Eric Kvale

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Field trip with Tradewater Working Group, 1990: Turkey Foot Creek State Park

• sculpture at Turkey Foot Creek State Park, Indiana
• note crossbeds in sandstone, same park
• crossbeds in sandstone, Jim Cobb
• crossbeds in sandstone, same outcrop
• gorge through sandstone, same park
• more outcrops
• contorted bedding, Al Archer
• walk through gorge, Steve Greb
• tidal rhythmites, Eric Kvale
• close-up of rhythmites
• close-up of rhythmites
• cyclical rhythmites indicative of tidal influence
• tidal deposits, Al Archer, one-year's deposition?
• close-up of tidal deposits
• vertical stump? in tidal deposits, indicating short interval of time for deposition

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Pound Gap

• base of Pound Gap exposures, March 1998 [1] [Kodachrome, Kodak Premium yellow stripe]
• base, same cuts
• Pennington Group?, Pound Gap
• same beds
• Pennington and Pennsylvanian sections, Pound Gap
• upper section, Pound Gap
• Pound Gap fault, top of Pound Gap roadcut
• upper section, Pound Gap
• Pound Gap fault
• upper section
• upper section
• Pennington section, Pound Gap

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AA Highway, northeastern Kentucky, Spring 1998

• AA Highway
• conglomerate overlying unconformity, eastern end of AA Highway
• AA Highway
• AA Highway
• same exposure
• AA Highway
• AA Highway
• AA Highway

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Middlesboro astrobleme

• exposure on outskirts of Middlesboro, showing chaotic bedding, slumps at edge of Middlesboro astrobleme, US 25E [Sep 95 1] [Kodachrome, Kodak Premium yellow stripe]
• same outcrop

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US 25E between Pineville and Barboursville

• slump structures,
• close-up of slump structures
• slump structures
• slump structures

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International Carboniferous Congress, 1979 Field Trip in Kentucky

• Cumberland Falls, 1979 ICC field trip [10] [white plastic mounts]
• Cumberland Falls
• Cumberland Falls with rainbow
• Cumberland Falls
• Cumberland Falls at flood stage [May 77 6]
• limestone quarry at Tatesville, Pulaski County, ICC field trip
• near Sloans Valley stop, US 27 near Sloans Valley, ICC field trip
• Sloans Valley, Post Office stop
• Dr. Stopa from Poland examining my plant fossils
• stop to examine plant fossil collection
• Garland talking to Japanese paleontologist (Shuko Adachi, etc)
• Dr. Stopa

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US80 between London and Somerset

• Rockcastle Sandstone, note very large cross beds, Chuck Rice for scale, US80 near Rockcastle River
• close-up, same place
• Poison Honey beds, debris flow deposit, type locality, US80 near Pine Creek
• Poison Honey beds, same place
• same beds
• same beds
• Poison Honey beds
• ripple drifts on cross beds, Rockcastle Sandstone, US80 near Rockcastle River, John Nelson
• same place, John Nelson
• ripple drifts, Rockcastle Sandstone, same place
• ripple drifts, same place
• sideritized lycopod cone in sandstone (weathered to hematite, etc), west of Rockcastle River, US80
• polished slab, Poison Honey beds, Laurel County
• polished slab, same beds
• polished slab, same beds
• Poison Honey beds
• same
• same
• same beds
• same beds
• same beds
• same beds
• same beds

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Cave, BBC Making of a Continent, filming at Short Creek, Pulaski County, 1985

• Neil Rettig sliding down steel cable rig into Short Creek Cave, Pulaski County
• Neil sliding down cable
• Neil rigging up in the trees
• Neil sliding again
• Neil again
• sliding into cave
• view from top of cable
• Neil on the cable again

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Raven Run

• Kentucky River from the Raven Run overlook [Feb 86 26] [generic mount, red printing]
• ice-covered cliffs, trail at Raven Run
• icy creek, Raven Run
• close-up of creek
• patterns in the ice
• looking down icy creek
• small, stair-step falls
• unusual ice pearls
• ice on the limestone
• fellow hikers, same place, Barb and Rich
• Kentucky River, view from overlook

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Okeefenokee Swamp, 1983

• Art Cohen, Okeefenokee Swamp
• walking through the clayey muck, Mississippi River swamp, Jim Coleman's trip [Apr 83]
• walking through muck, Jim Coleman in center
• Okeefenokee Swamp
• trap of Bladderwort plant which captures swimming plankton
• Club Moss (Lycopodium), Okeefenokee Swamp
• Jim Coleman in swamp
• Art Cohen in boat, Okeefenokee
• Art Cohen's boat, cypress trunks

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Olive Hill flint clay

• Olive Hill flint clay at lower 2/3's of Jim Cobb, bleached zone, I-64
• Olive Hill flint clay, bleached zone below dark shale, same place
• Olive Hill flint clay, Jim Cobb for scale, flint clay from belt down
• Olive Hill flint clay, Jim Cobb for scale, flint clay from belt down
• Olive Hill flint clay
• same clay

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Fire Clay coal and the Hell for Certain tonstein

• Hell for Certain flint clay (flint clay parting of the Fire Clay coal)
• Fire Clay coal, upper bench (common bright banded, 39"), Hell for Certain flint clay (5.5"), lower bench (common bright banded, 15"), Jenkins West Quadrangle
• Hell for Certain flint clay, from (Hyden West) Daniel Boone road cut?
• Don Triplehorn, Fire Clay coal and Hell for Certain flint clay, Jenkins West Quadrangle
• Fire Clay coal and flint clay, Jenkins West Quadrangle
• Fire Clay coal and flint clay, same place
• Hell for Certain flint clay (Fire Clay coal parting), Hyden West Quad.
• Fire Clay coal
• Fire Clay coal, Jenkins West
• Hell for Certain flint clay, Fire Clay coal
• same flint clay
• several copies of photos of Mt. St. Helens eruption [not scanned]

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West Virginia to Georgia coal field trip, GSA Atlanta meeting 1985

• obscure outcrop, Virginia,
• Stop 5: Pinnacle Rock State Park, Virginia, Stony Gap Sandstone, p. 47 (1985)
• Stony Gap Sandstone, same place
• same sandstone
• Stop 6: Pocahontas Exhibition Mine, West Virginia, p. 47-49, Bill Gillespie, Ken Englund, Blaine Cecil
• The Stone Face Rock Holy Bible Store, etc.
• same store
• same store, Jim Cobb
• same store, Jim Cobb, Frances Pierce
• close-up of same
• Stone Face Rock, Virginia
• same rock
• same view
• botryoidal hematite, goethite, limonite [Feb 86]
• same iron oxide minerals

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Sloans Valley Cave, a number of visits

• Sloans Valley Cave with group from Laurel County and Phoenix Kayaks from Jackson County [Jan 76 1] [Ektachrome, red square]
• crawlway near Post Office Entrance
• looking up at Annetta, negotiating a slippery crack
• Kenneth, same crack
• same crack
• getting through, same crack (note moisture from breathing)
• same crack
• Kenneth backing down small hole
• Steve backing down same hole
• Linda, same muddy hole
• same hole
• Kenneth through the hole
• Tom Wilson backing down the hole
• upright walking for awhile
• little waterfall on way to Big Room (from Post Office)
• climbing around the edge near the waterfall
• waterfall
• Big Room, light streaks are people walking around with their headlamps, time exposure
• Big Room again, time exposure
• going down to the wet cave (now sumped under)
• walking back from the Indian Cave entrance, wet, muddy and cold, January
• Anne walking back
• muddy cavers
• muddy cavers
• back at the vehicles
• chimneying down the Post Office Entrance, another trip [faint embossed Nov 77?]
• coming down the entrance
• Anne farther down the chimney
• Mary Nell in crawlway of Sloans Valley Cave
• Mary Nell backing down hole
• Linda backing down hole
• Wilma backing down the hole
• Anne's turn
• Linda and Anne in crawlway
• the waterfall
• dark, flat-roofed walkway, same cave
• cavers, happy to be out

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Kentucky River Palisades

• Kentucky River Palisades from Brooklyn Bridge, looking downstream, Wilmore Quad., Jan 23, 2001 [Ektachrome]
• same
• same place, looking upstream
• same
• same, looking upstream
• same
• same
• same
• northeast bank and tunnel, Kentucky River, from Brooklyn Bridge, same place
• northeast bank, Palisades, same place
• same
• looking downstream from the bridge
• same

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Argentina glaciation, files also copied to Argentina folder

• Stop 1: dropstones, Hoyada Verde Formation, p. 16
• Stop 1: striated cobbles from boulder pavement, Hoyada Verde Formation, p. 16, Argentina
• Stop 2: back to Jachal, dropstone in Guandacol Formation, Namurian, Argentina
• Stop 2: back to Jachal, dropstone in Guandacol Formation, Namurian
• Stop 2: back to Jachal, dropstones in Guandacol Formation, Namurian
• Stop 1: striated boulder pavement with railhead structures, Hoyada Verde Formation

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KGS Paleontology lab, brand new

• fossil cabinets, Paleontology Lab, KGS
• cabinets
• cabinets
• cabinets
• cabinets
• cabinets

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Falls of the Ohio, during the Drought of 1988; also very hot, about 100 degrees Fahrenheit, and lots of dead and decaying fish

• Dam at Falls of the Ohio
• extensive exposures
• extensive exposures, low river, same view
• Steve Greb wading Ohio River to get to best exposures
• Steve
• Siphonodendron? rugose coral
• lots of small coral and stroms, Emmonsia ramosa mostly
• wet surface, provided by buckets of water, really enhanced the contrast, Emmonsia ramosa mostly
• more corals and stroms, Emmonsia ramosa mostly
• more of the same, Emmonsia ramosa mostly
• softer coral is more easily eroded than the bedrock, Hexagonaria coral head
• Turbonopsis snail
• Siphonophrentis giganteas rugose coral
• same type rugose horn coral
• same coral, wet
• Amphipora
• tabulate coral?
• Turbonopsis shumardi snail
• abundant small brachiopods, Brevispirifer gregarius
• another Turbonopsis snail
• pelecypods, same area
• corals or stroms
• stromatoporoid, Falls of the Ohio
• pool at Falls of the Ohio??
• stromatoporoid (gray) and coral (white), Steve Greb
• Siphonophrentis giganteas rugose coral
• Siphonophrentis rugose coral, Falls of the Ohio
• variety of coral, Falls of the Ohio

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Arthrodire fish locality, Upper Devonian black shale, northeastern Kentucky

• outcrop in creek, note joint patterns
• outcrop in creek
• fossil layer
• dermal plate of arthrodire
• dermal plate
• dermal plate?
• dermal plate?

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Mississippian geology, ca 1982

• pseudointerbedding of Renfro and St. Louis Members, I-75, Mt. Vernon
• pseudointerbedding, same place, Lance Barron
• pseudointerbedding, same place

Ordovician fossils from Kentucky

• Upper Ordovician fossil slab with trilobites, bryozoans, brachiopods, gastropods, northern Kentucky
• Flexicalymene meeki trilobite, enrolled
• Diplograptus graptolites, Ordovician
• Streptolasma horn coral [has another name now], same
• Ordovician brachiopods
• massive bryozoan, Ordovician
• Isotelus trilobites, Ordovician, central Kentucky
• Flexicalymene trilobites and a trilobite trace fossil, Ordovician
• orthocone nautiloids, Ordovician
• Ordovician slab, trilobites, bryozoans, gastropods, brachiopods, northern Kentucky
• Streptelasma, Ordovician horn coral [has new name]
• common Ordovician brachiopods
• common Ordovician brachiopods

Silurian and Devonian fossils from Kentucky

• Halysites, chain coral, Silurian and Devonian
• Calymenid trilobite, Bardstown Member
• Siphonophrentis rugose coral, Falls of the Ohio
• variety of coral, Falls of the Ohio
• Devonian brachiopods from Land Between the Lakes, collected by John Kiefer

Mississippian fossils from Kentucky

• Archimedes fenestrate bryozoan axis, Mississippian
• Mississippian slab, abundant fenestrate bryozoans and small ramose bryozoans
• Archimedes fenestrate bryozoan axes
• fenestrate bryozoan
• Lyropora or Lyroporella fenestrate bryozoans
• Septopora fenestrate bryozoan
• Anthracospirifer increbescens brachiopod
• Cleiothyridina sublamellosa brachiopod
• platycerid gastropods, Mississippian age
• tiny gastropods
• bellerophontid gastropods, steinkerns
• Mississippian-age trilobites
• Archimedes axes and Taxocrinus
• crinoid stems, chert, Fort Payne Formation, Mississippian
• flexible crinoid, Glen Dean, Leitchfield
• attachment area, wing plates of crinoid Pterotocrinus depressus
• tiny crinoids
• Eupachycrinus, Sloans Valley
• Aenigmocrinus and Phanocrinus crinoids
• crinoid plates including Tholocrinus? tegmenal spine
• Pentremites blastoid
• Pentremites blastoid
• Pentremites blastoid
• Pentremites with brachioles
• Eupachycrinus crinoid
• Phanocrinus crinoids, mostly
• spiny crinoids, tegmenal spines of spiny crinoids
• Agassizocrinus infrabasal cones
• Phacelocrinus crinoid
• Aphelecrinus crinoid
• Phacelocrinus crinoid
• Acrocrinus dorsal cup plates?
• Pterotocrinus depressus crinoid, tiny specimen
• Pterotocrinus depressus cup
• Pterotocrinus depressus wingplates
• Pterotocrinus acutus, flat-bladed wingplate
• Pterotocrinus acutus, sharp-pointed wingplate
• Pterotocrinus acutus var bifurcatus, bifurcated wingplate

Mississippian echinoderms, Sloans Valley member, Masters Thesis

• Acrocrinus
• Acrocrinus
• Acrocrinus
• Acrocrinus
• Aenigmocrinus
• Aenigmocrinus
• Aenigmocrinus
• Ampelocrinus
• Anartiocrinus
• Anartiocrinus
• Aphelecrinus
• Aphelecrinus
• Aphelecrinus
• Aphelecrinus
• Bicidiocrinus
• Bicidiocrinus
• Cymbiocrinus
• Cymbiocrinus
• Cymbiocrinus
• Cymbiocrinus
• Cymbiocrinus
• Dasciocrinus
• Eupachycrinus
• Epachycrinus
• Eupachycrinus
• Hyrtanecrinus
• Linocrinus
• Onychocrinus
• Onychocrinus
• Onychocrinus
• Onychocrinus
• Pentaramicrinus
• Pentaramicrinus
• Phacelocrinus
• Phacelocrinus
• Phacelocrinus
• Phacelocrinus
• Phacelocrinus
• Phanocrinus
• Phanocrinus
• Phanocrinus
• Phanocrinus
• Phanocrinus
• Pterotocrinus acutus var. spondylus
• Pterotocrinus acutus with platycerid gastropod on tegmen
• Pterotocrinus acutus var spondylus with platycerid gastropod on tegmen
• Pulaskicrinus
• Pulaskicrinus
• Pulaskicrinus
• Pulaskicrinus
• Pulaskicrinus
• Pulaskicrinus
• Pulaskicrinus
• Pulaskicrinus with starfish
• Pulaskicrinus with starfish
• Ramulocrinus
• Ramulocrinus
• Ramulocrinus
• starfish
• Taxocrinus
• Taxocrinus
• Taxocrinus
• Tholocrinus
• Tholocrinus tegmenal cap
• Tholocrinus
• Tholocrinus
• Tholocrinus
• Tholocrinus
• Zeacrinites
• Zeacrinites
• Zeacrinites
• masters thesis plates
  • Plate 9, Pentremites and edrioasteroids
  • Plate 12, starfish
  • Plate 8, Pulaskicrinus, Aphelecrinus, Ampelocrinus
  • Plate, Pterotocrinus
  • Plate, Phanocrinus
  • Plate, Dasciocrinus, Cymbiocrinus, Aenigmocrinus
  • Plate, Archaeocidaris
  • Plate, Phacelocrinus, Pulaskicrinus
  • Plate, edrioasteroid
  • Plate, Zeacrinites, Bicidiocrinus, Linocrinus, etc.
  • Plate, Eupachycrinus, Onychocrinus
  • Plate, Anartiocrinus, Agassizocrinus, Ramulocrinus
  • Plate, Phacelocrinus, Pulaskicrinus
  • Plate, Hyrtanecrinus, Camptocrinus, Dichocrinus, Acrocrinus
  • Plate, Pterotocrinus acutus var.
  • Plate, Taxocrinus, Pterotocrinus acutus var.
  • Plate, Zeacrinites, Biciciocrinus, Tholocrinus, etc.
  • Plate, Dasciocrinus, Cymbiocrinus, Phacelocrinus, etc.
  • Plate, Pulaskicrinus, Rhopocrinus, Culmicrinus, etc.
  • Plate, Ampelocrinus, Aphelecrinus, Anartiocrinus, Agassizocrinus, etc.
  • Plate, Phanocrinus, Eupachycrinus
  • Plate, Onychocrinus, Taxocrinus, Pterotocrinus acutus
  • Plate, Pterotocrinus acutus
  • Plate, Pterotocrinus depressus, Hyrtanecrinus, Camptocrinus, Dichocrinus
  • Plate, Acrocrinus, Pentremites
  • Plate, echinoidea
  • Plate, edrioasteroidea
  • Plate, asteroids, ophiuroids
• unusual Pterotocrinus, not from Kentucky, publication, not our copyright
• unusual Pterotocrinus, not from Kentucky, publication, not our copyright
• Agassizocrinus, Ettensohn's publication, not our copyright
• localities and lithologies
  • Sloans Valley tunnel, type locality for Sloans Valley member of the Paragon Formation
  • southern outcrop at Sloans Valley tunnel
  • railroad cut, Pulaski County
  • Laurel quarry
  • railroad cut, Pulaski County
  • railroad cut, Pulaski County
  • railroad cut, Pulaski County
  • pseudonodule, railroad cut
  • quarry
  • Laurel quarry
  • Laurel quarry
  • Laurel quarry
  • Laurel quarry
  • Laurel quarry
  • Laurel quarry, level of hardground or condensation surface
  • Laurel quarry, sandstone
  • Laurel quarry, hardground or condensation surface, pyrite and phosphate nodules concentrated here
  • Jackson County 1
  • Jackson County 2
  • polished slab
  • Strunk Construction quarry, Tateville
  • limestone quarry at Tateville, Pulaski County, Poppin Rock is top limestone
  • Laurel quarry
  • railroad cut, Pulaski County
  • railroad cut, Pulaski County
  • railroad cut, Pulaski County
  • polished surface, Sloans Valley member, Pulaski County

Mississippian vertebrate fossils, holocephalian and chondrichthyan fish fossils from the Slade Formation of eastern Kentucky

• shark and holocephalian fossils
• holocephalian fossils, same area
• cladodont-type shark teeth, not scanned?
• holocephalian teeth
• holocephalian teeth

General invertebrate fossils, not from Kentucky

• Avitelmessus grapsoideus crab
• huge spider, Argentina
• Agnostus interstrictus trilobite
• Elrathia kingi trilobite, Utah
• Silurian and Devonian brachiopods: Atrypa, Orthotetes?, Cyrtospirifer?, Mucrospirifer
• Paraspirifer bownockeri brachiopod, pyritized
• Pachyteuthis densus, belemnoid cephalopod
• belemnoid
• Baculites compressus, baculitid
• coiled ammonite, pyritized
• Scaphites quadrangularis coiled ammonite
• Discoscaphites nicolleti coiled ammonite
• Discoscaphites nicolleti

Pennsylvanian vertebrate fossils

• tetrapod trackway (terretrial amphibian or primitive reptile) Early Pennsylvanian, south-central Kentucky

Pennsylvanian marine zones in eastern Kentucky

• Coal Cliff member between Stearns No. 2 coal at bottom and Rockcastle Sandstone at top, Nevelsville Quad., McCreary County
• Coal Cliff member, Chuck Rice for scale, Stearns No. 2 coal at base, Coal Cliff shale, Nevelsville Quadrangle, McCreary County
• Coal Cliff member type area, contour surface mine in the Stearns No. 2 coal, Nevelsville? Quad., marine roof rock with abundant marine fossils in thin zone. you can see a finger of the coal splayed upward in the sandstone
• carbonate concretion from marine zone, eastern Kentucky, near Hazard [Oct 80 18]
• carbonate concretion [Oct 80 23]
• carbonate concretion, Hazard bypass, Magoffin Member [Oct 80 19]
• carbonate concretion draped by siderite band, Rt. 15 between Hazard and Whitesburg
• another carbonate concretion and same siderite band, same outcrop

Pennsylvanian marine fossils

• common marine fossils from Pennsylvanian rocks of eastern Kentucky, most from Magoffin
• common Pennsylvanian marine fossils
• orthocone nautiloids, Pennsylvanian, eastern Kentucky, most likely Magoffin Member
• knobby, coiled nautiloids, Pennsylvanian
• coiled nautiloids, Metacoceras?, Magoffin Member
• knobby, coiled nautiloids, Metacoceras?
• knobby, coiled nautiloids, Metacoceras?
• gastropods, Pennsylvanian
• gastropods from the Magoffin: Pharkidonotus, Worthenia, Strobeus, Euphemites
• common gastropods from the Magoffin Member, eastern Kentucky, Strobeus, Trepospira, Glabrocingula, Straparollus [check sp.]
• common gastropods from the Magoffin, Worthenia, Pharkodonatus, Euphemus, and a fat Strobeus [check sp.]
• gastropods from the Magoffin: Trepospira, Strobeus, Straparollus, Glabrocingulum
• gastropods from the Magoffin: Pharkidonotus, Worthenia, Strobeus, Euphemites
• gastropods from the Magoffin: Trepospira, Strobeus, Straparollus, Glabrocingulum
• small bivalves from the Magoffin: including Phestia, Nuculana, Astartella
• common small bivalves from the Magoffin, Phestia, Nuculana, Astartella [check sp.]
• pectinid bivalve, eastern Kentucky, coated
• myalinid bivalve, Posidonia?, dark gray shale, specimen coated
• Allorisma (Wilkingia) burrowing bivalves, Pennsylvanian, eastern Kentucky
• small bivalves from the Magoffin: including Phestia, Nuculana, Astartella
• Anthraconaia, fresh- or brackish-water myalinid bivalve, eastern Kentucky
• linguloid brach, Breathitt Co. above Hazard No. 5a coal,  (Gil Cumbee)
• same,
• same
• Lingula, Pennsylvanian black shale, western Kentucky (Gil Cumbee)
• Lingula, same
• linguloid brach, Breathitt Co. above Hazard No. 5a coal,  (Gil Cumbee)
• same,
• same
• Lingula, Pennsylvanian black shale, western Kentucky (Gil Cumbee)
• Lingula, same
• Lingula, Frenchburg North, Pennsylvanian
• Lingula, Pennsylvanian black shale, western Kentucky
• chonetid brachiopod, Pennsylvanian, eastern Kentucky
• articulate brachiopods from the Magoffin: Composita, spiriferid and two productoids
• articulate brachiopods from the Pennsylvanian of eastern Kentucky, mostly from the Magoffin Member
• chonetid brachiopod, Pennsylvanian
• chonetid brachiopod, Pennsylvanian, eastern Kentucky
• articulate brachiopods from the Magoffin: Composita, spiriferid and two productoids
• brachiopods and a bivalve (pelecypod), Pennsylvanian
• crinoids from the Magoffin: Paragassizocrinus infrabasal circlet, Plaxocrinus spiny primibrachials
• crinoids, [repeat scan here] from Magoffin Member, Paragassizocrinus infrabasal circlet, primibrachial spines from Plaxocrinus
• crinoids from the Magoffin: Paragassizocrinus infrabasal circlet, Plaxocrinus spiny primibrachials

Pennsylvanian plant fossils

• vertical stump, Letcher County [Oct 80 26] [Kodachrome, red square]
• vertical tree stump, contour surface mine, Letcher County [Oct 80 25]
• another tree stump, same place [Oct 80 24]
• long, horizontal lycopod log, upper sandstone, above Stoney Fork Member, contour surface mine, Knott County, near Hindman access road [Oct 80 17]
• various specimens of Stigmaria
• Calamites
• Stigmaria, lycopod root
• fern or seed fern (Pecopteris or Alethopteris)
• fern or seed fern (Pecopteris or Alethopteris)
• Cordaites gymnosperm plant limb
• Alethopteris [labeled Neuropteris] seed fern
• Stigmaria, lycopod root
• Lepidophloios limb, lycopod
• seed ferns, eastern Kentucky, carbonaceous compression, Neuropteris and Alethopteris
• Alethopteris seed fern, compression, Pennsylvanian

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Vertical tree stump, Inez Bypass, 1986

• vertical lycopod tree stump, Inez Bypass [Oct 86]
• same stump
• close-up of stump
• close-up
• same stump
• same stump
• same view
• stump in entire outcrop view
• same view, darker
• same view
• stump from different angle
• vertical stump, near Inez

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Upper Path Fork coal balls, 1980

• coal ball Upper Path Fork coal, Evarts Quad., Harlan County, coal peel made by Tom Phillips
• coal ball peel, same coal
• coal peel, cordaite
• coal peel, same site
• coal peel, same coal
• coal peel
• coal peel, same coal
• coal peel
• my coal-ball locality, Upper Path Fork coal, Evarts Quadrangle, Harlan County [Oct 80 1]
• coal-ball locality, same place
• large coal ball
• large coal ball
• coal peel,
• cordaite with growth rings, coal-ball peel from Path Fork coal, peel made by Tom Phillips
• coal-ball peel, Pennsylvanian, not from the Path Fork, gift from ICC 1979
• coal-ball peel, Pennsylvanian, not from Path Fork coal

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Pipe-organ plant structures (pictures by Jim Cobb and Don Chesnut all mixed up) [1987]

• outcrop, upper bench
• level of pipe-organ fossils
• outcrop, upper bench
• outcrop, upper bench
• possible root structure
• outcrop with Jim Cobb, Molly Miller and Don Chesnut
• panorama of outcrop
• pipe-organ structures
• panorama
• root structure?
• panorama
• outcrop, upper bench, structures in this sandstone
• pipe-organ sandstone
• pipe-organ sandstone
• panorama, note sharp contact of sandstone at this level
• cross section of structures
• side view of structures
• panorama
• cross section of structures
• panorama
• radiating roots at base
• outcrop, lower level
• pipe-organ structures, knife for scale, photograph rotated to show life position
• outcrop, upper bench
• cross section of structures
• cross section of structures
• outcrop, upper bench
• outcrop, upper and lower benches, sandstone unit
• pipe-organ structures
• pipe-organ structures, in situ
• pipe-organ structures, Jim Cobb for scale

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Big Bone Lick, 1964

• Steve and me at a working pit at Big Bone Lick [Aug 64] [Kodachrome, yellow corner]
• Pleistocene mammal fossils from Big Bone Lick [Aug 64] [Kodachrome, yellow corner]
• exhibit and fossils at Big Bone Lick [Aug 64] [Kodachrome, yellow corner]
• Bison rib from Big Bone Lick

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Big Bone Lick inventory, Nebraska State Museum, February 1995, grant from Kentucky Parks Department

• mammoth limb bones, Dr. Ann Webster
• partial Bison cranium "caplet" from Big Bone Lick
• mammoth vertebra from Big Bone Lick
• Bison limb in plaster, from Big Bone Lick
• mammoth tusks, from Big Bone Lick
• Bison jaw from Big Bone Lick
• mastodon teeth from Big Bone Lick
• Equus metapodials from Big Bone Lick
• cervid scapula and limb elements from Big Bone Lick
• Cervalces (extinct stag-moose) from Big Bone Lick
• deer limb elements from Big Bone Lick
• Equus femuri from Big Bone Lick
• Equus or Bison limb elements from Big Bone Lick
• Equus podials? from Big Bone Lick

Cenozoic and Quaternary mammals, Nebraska State Museum, not Big Bone Lick material, but of general interest

• Bison latifrons?
• proboscidean models
• shovel-tusker proboscidean
• proboscidean limb bones
• shovel-tusker proboscidean model
• Diatryma (sp.?) bird
• turtle with skull
• two mammoth skulls locked in death grip, protected in plaster jacket
• mammoth jaws
• four-tusker jaws
• Andrewsarchus?, Ann Webster
• preparing to make cast of skull
• large carnivorous mammal skull

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Modern fauna and flora

• Thalassia and Udotea, Bahamas?
• yellow mushroom (what kind?), McCreary County
• close-up of yellow mushrooms
• Running Strawberry Bush or Hearts-a-Bustin-With-Love (Euonymus obovatus), McCreary County?
• Strawberry Bush, same
• Jewelweed aka Touch-Me-Nots (Impatiens capensis), McCreary County
• field of sunflowers (Helianthus?) and others, McCreary County
• Round-Leaved Fire Pink (Silene rotundifolia), McCreary County
• Red Azalea (Rhododendron cumberlandense?), Letcher County [Oct 80 11]
• Red Azalea (Rhododendron cumberlandense), Letcher County [Oct 80 10] [Kodachrome, red square]
• Big Leaf Magnolia (Magnolia macrophylla), Letcher County [Oct 80 5]
• Big Leaf Magnolia and William Maxson [Oct 80 7]
• Big Leaf Magnolia and William Maxson [Oct 80 9]
• Big Leaf Magnolia, Letcher County [Oct 80 6]
• Big Leaf Magnolia (Magnolia macrophylla), from Letcher County, Donald
• an Aster (Aster) of some type, Letcher County
• Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis), eastern Kentucky, don't remember where this photo was taken
• Cardinal Flower (Lobelia cardinalis) and others, McCreary County
• caterpillar of Saddleback Moth (Sibine stimulea Clemens), I was stung by a whole bush full of these near the old Blue Heron tipple, McCreary County (before it was built up for tourism)
• native scorpion (Centruroides?) from outcrop at Yamacraw, Kentucky
• Black Widow spider (Latrodectus mactans) from bench of contour surface mine in Leslie or Letcher Counties [Dec 79 16]
• Black Widow spider (Latrodectus mactans), Leslie or Letcher Counties?; the spider was crawling toward my hand as I was photographing it with the other [Dec 79 15]

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Hiking and Camping

• winter camp at Cane Creek, near confluence with Rockcastle River, Steve Chesnut and Joe Westbrook [Jun 74 7] [Kodachrome, red square]
• winter camp, same place
• Cane Creek near camping site
• Cane Creek, same place
• fishing at Cane Creek
• fish from Cane Creek
• Joe fishing at Cane Creek
• turbulent water at Cane Creek
• natural bridge, Cromers Ridge, northern Laurel County [Oct 75 8] [Kodachrome, red square]
• natural bridge, same place
• unusual natural bridge, same place
• same place
• natural bridge from the other side
• Rockcastle River with fog, at Bee Rock, [very faint Nov 77?] [generic white mount]
• fog on the Rockcastle, same place
• view of landslide area from Bee Rock
• the Rockcastle Narrows in fog
• the Rockcastle Narrows in fog
• the Rockcastle Narrows in fog
• fast water over the Narrows
• fog on the Rockcastle
• fog at the Big Pool
• sandy bank
• moss-covered boulders, same area
• Narrows
• rapid water

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Coal Resource Group, Kentucky Geological Survey, ca 1985

• Coal Section group
• same group
• same group
• Wayne Frankie
• same group
• Russ Brant

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KGS staff 1995

• Cortland Eble
• Garland Dever
• Jim and Warren
• Jody Fox
• Joe Dixon
• Jody Fox
• Jim Cobb

MS officemates, mid-1970's

• officemates