Station: 97H

Station ID:	97H ^[1]
Volcano:
Collector:	Lemke, K. J.
Date visited:	0000-00-00
NAD83 latitude:	59.64083333
NAD83 longitude:	-151.4725
Default location:	No
Location description:	Homer site, located approximately 28 km southeast of Lemke's (2000) Anchor Point station (97AP). A wave-cut cliff that exposes 140 cm of tephra and dense, compact, medium-brown, fibrous sphagnum peat overlying clayey pebble to cobble diamicton of an undetermined thickness. The uppermost 35 cm of this section were altered by humans and not described; the base of the peat is roughly 11.5 m above sea level. Seventeen tephra samples were collected from this station, one of which (97H-H) did not contain sufficient glass for EPMA analyses. Coordinates provided as decimal/degrees/seconds and converted to decimal degrees.
Station Location:
Samples:	97H-A 97H-B 97H-C 97H-D 97H-E 97H-F 97H-G 97H-H 97H-I 97H-J 97H-K 97H-L 97H-M 97H-N 97H-O 97H-P 97H-Q 97H-B-a 97H-B-b 97H-C-a 97H-C-b 97H-G-a 97H-G-b 97H-J-a 97H-J-b

References Cited

[1] Holocene tephrostratigraphy, southern Kenai Peninsula, Lower Cook Inlet, Alaska, 2000

Lemke, K. J., 2000, Holocene tephrostratigraphy, southern Kenai Peninsula, Lower Cook Inlet, Alaska: Utah State University unpublished M.S. thesis, 96 p.

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