Sample ID --- 34-46VS
  Activity ID             --- D-1-85-AR
  Vessel                  --- Discoverer
  Sampling Equipment      --- vibrating core
  Time                    --- 19852680000 (yyyydddhhmm)
  Latitude                ---     70.50833
  Longitude               ---   -161.94667
  Water Depth             ---     26 (meters)
  Core Length             ---    230 (centimeters)
  Core Diameter           ---      0 (centimeters)
  Comments                --- catcher section replaced with a possible loss of 1-2 cm between core and replaced section; replaced section may have been put in upside down 

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    Investigator(s)       --- core described by J. Miley, core recored by J. Miley
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      Interval Top        ---      0 (centimeters)
      Interval Bottom     ---      0 (centimeters)
      Interval Age        --- unknown
      Primary Lithology   --- 
      Secondary Lithology --- 
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      Comments            ---Description of Depostional Interval 0 cm to 52 cm  
                             A. Color of unit: yellowish grey 
                             B. Sediment texture:  fine sand to medium sand (sorted) 
                             C.Sedimentary structures: massive unit containing shell fragments; silt layer at 18 cm; black organic rich layer at 38 cm; 2 imbricated mud clasts 40 cm; shell lag 38-45 cm 
                             D.Paleontologic obsevervation: echinoderm shell fragments 17,24,32,38-45,50 cm bivalve 2 halves at 1cm; bivalve fragments in shell lag 38-45 cm
                             E.Contact: erosional
                             F.Additional comments:  
                             Description of Depostional Interval  52 cm to 230 cm  
                             A. Color of unit: olive grey 
                             B. Sediment texture:  silt to fine sand 
                             C.Sedimentary structures: massive unit; dropstones 160,220,228 cm; liquifraction 115-130 cm; small mud clasts 1mm 200-230 cm 
                             D.Paleontologic obsevervation: echinoderm fragments 64,77,130,147-151,157,166,192 & 221 cm; burrows 108,110-114,167,210,214 cm
                             E.Contact: believe gravels below because of beat-up condition of core cutter when removed and dropstones in lower 10cm
                             F.Additional comments: continued on next core; bottom 10 cm may be upside down; 1-2 cm were lost when replaced therefore void 219-220 cm end of core