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Event Name : Spurr 1000 yBP

Start: 1000 Years BP Tephrochronology

Tephrafall: BibCard
Eruption Type:Explosive
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Description: From Waythomas and Nye (2002): "These deposits [mid-Holocene pyroclastic flow and lahar deposits] are overlain by a several-meters-thick soils-tephra sequence. The buried soils are rich in organic materials, and the tephra consists of thin (less than 1-centimeter-thick), fine-grained volcanic-ash deposits that probably record small explosive eruptions of Crater Peak about 1,000 years ago (fig. 5 [in original text])."

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