Sample ID --- 56-74VS
  Activity ID             --- D-1-85-AR
  Vessel                  --- Discoverer
  Sampling Equipment      --- vibrating core
  Time                    --- 19852750000 (yyyydddhhmm)
  Latitude                ---     70.93
  Longitude               ---   -165.96
  Water Depth             ---     44 (meters)
  Core Length             ---    595 (centimeters)
  Core Diameter           ---      0 (centimeters)
  Comments                --- Extra core difficult to explain

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    Investigator(s)       --- core described by J. Colgan, core recored by M. Colgan
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      Interval Top        ---      0 (centimeters)
      Interval Bottom     ---      0 (centimeters)
      Interval Age        --- unknown
      Primary Lithology   --- 
      Secondary Lithology --- 
      Primary Texture     --- 
      Secondary Texture   --- 
      Other Components    ---
      Comments            --- Description of Depostional Interval 0 cm to 60 cm  
                             A. Color of unit: dark greenish gray 
                             B. Sediment texture:  fine sandy to silty mud. Coarser grains at base fines upward to a silty mud. 
                             C. Sedimentary structures: massive witn relict black silty organic rick layers. 
                             D. Paleontologic obsevervation: Bioturbation. Shell fragment Macoma?
                             E. Contact: lithologic less mud in the lower unit
                             F. Additional comments: uppemost ooze lost. 
                             Description of Depostional Interval  60 cm to 275 cm  
                             A. Color of unit: olive gray with salt and pepper sands. 
                             B. Sediment texture:  Muddy medium sand with layers of silty mud. sacattered coal grains.
                             C. Sedimentary structures:  Horiaontal mud layers at the base and at 255, 265.  Deformed muddy layers at  210-225 cm. 
                             D. Paleontologic obsevervation: organic rich layers. Possible bioturbation. Scattered coal grains.
                             E. Contact: erosional
                             F. Additional comments: Uppermost 145 to 155 sand is liquified sand 
                             Description of Depostional Interval  275 cm to 400 cm  
                             A. Color of unit: Dark greenish gray with black 
                             B. Sediment texture:  silty mud 
                             C. Sedimentary structures: massive bioturbated. 
                             D. Paleontologic obsevervation: organic matter scattered throughout. Burrow traces. Shell fragments at 285.
                             E. Contact: erosional
                             F. Additional comments: The silt sized grains differ in composition, roundness, mineralogy from the following unit. Typical marine sequence.
                             Description of Depostional Interval  400 cm to 595 cm  
                             A. Color of unit: greenish black 
                             B. Sediment texture:  clayey silty ashy mud 
                             C. Sedimentary structures: massive 
                             D. Paleontologic obsevervation: no shells or evidance for bioturbation.
                             E. Contact: bottom of core
                             F. Additional comments: Marine depostied ash (wind flow).  Green color from vivianite mineral.the unit is composed of glass, quartz, vivianite, a dark heavy mineral and clay.