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1873..
HULL PERMIAN OP ARMAGH.
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cemented by a sandy calcareous paste, it may have been mistaken
for a brecciated form of the Carboniferous Limestone itself.
Description of the beds. — The sections of the Permian breccias and
boulder-beds are exposed to view in several old quarries about half
a mile to the south-east of Armagh, the quarries themselves having
been worked for marble from beds of the Carboniferous Limestone
which are in the lower part of that formation. The lowest beds of
the Permian, resting directly on the limestone, consist of consolidated
breccia of limestone pebbles in a reddish sandy paste, in some cases
becoming an evenly bedded calcareous sandstone with pebbles (see
figs. 1 and 2). These beds are 10 or 12 feet in thickness, and are over-
Fig. 1. — Section in Old Quarry near Armagh (31 feet).
Pig. 2. — Another Section in Old Quarry near Armagh.
D. Boulder-clay (Drift).
L. Carboniferous Limestone.
BB. Boulder-bed \ Permian
B. Breccia (" Brockram ") J
lain by soft rudely stratified conglomerate and boulder-beds of
subangular and rounded blocks of purple and greenish grit, felspathic
sandstone, vein quartz, and a few of limestone. In some places the

lower calc-breccia (" brockram ") graduates upwards into the over-,
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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
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39051335
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51125
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Page 403
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  • The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. v. 29 (1873).
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