Joggins Rock Textures 15

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Ripples from water currents over fine sediments deposited in the Carboniferous Period preserved on the lower surface of boulders from a rock fall
Joggins Rock Textures 15a – Ripples from water movement over fine sediments deposited in the Carboniferous Period, preserved in boulders from a rock fall at Coal Mine Point (also known as Hard Scrabble Point) at Joggins Fossil Cliffs, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Ripples preserved from water currents over fine sediments in the Carboniferous Period on the lower surface of boulders from a rock fall
Joggins Rock Textures 15b – Ripples preserved in stone.
Ripples preserved from water currents over fine sediments in the Carboniferous Period on the lower surface of boulders from a rock fall
Joggins Rock Textures 15c – Ripples preserved in stone.

 

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