kceaster
Puritan Board Junior
One of my elders has a picture that is awesome. He took it somewhere in Pennsylvania, I think. When they were making a highway through a certain part of land, they had to blast through, what looks like, limestone. You can see the strata clearly, but what is awesome about it is that the strata is curved.
It begins about 35 feet up on both ends and curves downward 15 or 20 feet in the middle.
Now, if a fossil is found on the edges, it will be considered "younger" than the ones found in the middle of that strata, when it was all formed at the same time.
Cool, eh?
KC
It begins about 35 feet up on both ends and curves downward 15 or 20 feet in the middle.
Now, if a fossil is found on the edges, it will be considered "younger" than the ones found in the middle of that strata, when it was all formed at the same time.
Cool, eh?
KC