. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India. Tig: 5. Sketch, section of the Hills near ifulla khel (P. 53)1 Boulder zone. 2. Crushed tertiary sandstone and limestone. limestone .4. Variegate 3. sandstone Jurassic. 5. Limestone Jurassic. 6 . Sandstone, cretaceous ?/Eocene limestone. 8 UpperDfummulitjc. representative conglomerate. 9. Siwalik irony. BastL algad. IndusR. Fig; 6. Sketch section liOTth and of Khasor r ange ( P 59J 1 Cariumferous. (Ca|iiesian limestone. 3-Variegated sandstones. & CeraUte limestones, etc: i Ceralite marls. 6 Xa-^nesian limes touts 7. C
. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India. Tig: 5. Sketch, section of the Hills near ifulla khel (P. 53)1 Boulder zone. 2. Crushed tertiary sandstone and limestone. limestone .4. Variegate 3. sandstone Jurassic. 5. Limestone Jurassic. 6 . Sandstone, cretaceous ?/Eocene limestone. 8 UpperDfummulitjc. representative conglomerate. 9. Siwalik irony. BastL algad. IndusR. Fig; 6. Sketch section liOTth and of Khasor r ange ( P 59J 1 Cariumferous. (Ca|iiesian limestone. 3-Variegated sandstones. & CeraUte limestones, etc: i Ceralite marls. 6 Xa-^nesian limes touts 7. Conglomerates . 8 Clays and sandstones , tertiary ?9 :-> iw r-iT i lc g an Is tones, 1? Fault. MARWAT AND KHASOR HILLS. 59 In the next has to the southward these beds are seen to undulate, anda group of gray and white sands appears below them, underlaid by green-ish muddy lithographic textured limestones and green shales, beneathwhich comes a great mass of magnesian limestone, greenish-gray shales,and thin limestones, irregularly deposited. Some of these limestones aredark and splintery, and the more shaly parts include whitish, flaggy, andsandstone layers. This lower part of the group may be from 150 to 200feet thick. A sketch section through the north end of the Khasor rangeis given in fig. 6 at page 58. About 2^ miles from Kundal, to the south, up the course
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