• Stratigraphy of the Carbondale and McLeansboro Groups in Southwestern Indiana 

  Wier, Charles E. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1961)

  Middle and Upper Pennsylvanian rocks in Southwestern Indiana were studied using outcrops, cores, driller's logs of core tests, and electric logs of oil tests. These rocks are sedimentary in origin. Clastic rocks--sandstone, ...
• Cement Raw Materials in Indiana 

  McGregor, Duncan J. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1958-12)

  Limestone that is chemically suitable and easily accessible for cement manufacture can be found at many places in Indiana in the Mississippian limestones and to a more limited extent in the Devonian limestones. Clay, shale, ...
• Geometry and Origin of Oolite Bodies in the Ste. Genevieve Limestone (Mississippian) in the Illinois Basin 

  Carr, Donald D. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1973)

  Oolitic limestones constitute 22 percent of the Ste. Genevieve and Paoli Limestones (Mississippian) in seven cores equally spaced along the length of outcrop in southern Indiana; which lies on the eastern margin of the ...
• Applied Geology of Industrial Limestone and Dolomite 

  Rooney, Lawrence F.; Carr, Donald D. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1971)

  The title of this report as first proposed was "What a Consulting Geologist Should Know About Industrial Limestone" because this effort was born of a request from the Indiana-Kentucky Geological Society, Inc., for a refresher ...
• Conodonts from Middle Devonian Strata from the Michigan Basin 

  Orr, R. William (Indiana Geological Survey, 1971)

  Study of the stratigraphic distribution of 20 species of the platform genera Icriodus, Polygnathus, Palmatolepis?, and Schmidtognathus at 11 subsurface localities in northern Indiana and at 10 supplementary outcrop localities ...
• Compendium of Rock-Unit Stratigraphy in Indiana 

  Shaver, Robert H.; Burger, Anne M. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1970)

  The Geologic Names Committee of the Indiana Geological Survey has maintained for several years tables of the more important rock- and time-stratigraphic names that have been used in Indiana. These tables show classification ...
• Crushed Stone Aggregate Resources of Indiana 

  Carr, Donald D.; French, Robert R.; Ault, Curtis H. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1971)

  Mineral aggregate is an aggregation of mineral material, such as crushed rock, expanded shale, perlite, sand and gravel, shells, or slag. It is sometimes bound with such material as cement or asphalt or is sometimes not ...
• Sand and Gravel Resources of Indiana 

  Carr, Donald D.; Webb, William M. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1970)

  Sand and gravel are unconsolidated granular materials resulting from the natural disintegration of rocks. Unlike most other mineral commodities they are defined in terms of particle size rather than mineral or chemical ...
• Dimension Limestone Resources of Indiana 

  Rooney, Lawrence F. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1970)

  Most dimension limestone in Indiana is produced from the Salem Limestone (fig. 1). A significant amount is produced from the Laurel Member of the Salamonie Dolomite, the Louisville Limestone, and the Geneva Dolomite. ...
• Stratigraphy and Conodont Paleontology of the Salamonie Dolomite and Lee Creek Member of the Brassfield Limestone (Silurian) In Southeastern Indiana and Adjacent Kentucky 

  Nicoll, Robert S.; Rexroad, Carl B. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1968)

  Zonation established by study of the conodont faunas of the Lee Creek Member (new member) of the Brassfield Limestone and of the Salamonie Dolomite, both of Silurian age, from 42 sections in southeastern Indiana and ...
• Crushed Stone Resources of the Devonian and Silurian Carbonate Rocks of Indiana 

  French, Robert R. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1967)

  Devonian and Silurian carbonate rocks exposed on the crest and flanks of the Cincinnati Arch provide most of the raw material for the crushed stone industry of Indiana. The present northwest-southeast structure has controlled ...
• Stratigraphy and Conodont Paleontology of the Brassfield (Silurian) in the Cincinnati Arch Area 

  Rexroad, Carl B. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1967)

  Abstract Conodonts were collected from 49 sections of the Brassfield Formation (Brassfield Limestone) in its outcrop belt around the Cincinnati Arch in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio. Thirty-four indigenous species represent ...
• Crinoids from the Glen Dean Limestone (Middle Chester) of Southern Indiana and Kentucky 

  Horowitz, Alan S. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1965)

  Twenty-three species and eight nomina aperta of crinoids from the Glen Dean Limestone (middle Chester) are assigned to the genera Agassizocrinus Owen & Shumard, Aphelecrinus Kirk, Eupachycrinus Meek & Worthen, Hypselocrinus ...
• The Silurian Formations of Northern Indiana 

  Pinsak, Shaver, Robert H. Arthur P. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1964)

  The Silurian rocks in northern Indiana include, in ascending order, the Brassfield Limestone (lower Silurian), the Salamonie Dolomite, the Louisville Limestone, and the Wabash Formation, all of the Niagaran Series (middle ...
• Clays and Shales of Indiana 

  Harrison, Jack L.; Murray, Haydn (Indiana Geological Survey, 1964)

  Modern concepts of clays as assemblages of discrete minerals form the basis for the first reevaluation of the clays and shales of Indiana since 1933. Brief explanations of the fundamentals of clay mineralogy and the major ...
• The Stanley Cemetery Flora (Early Pennsylvanian) of Greene County, Indiana 

  Wood, Joseph M. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1968)

  Plant macrofossils are found in shales, ironstone concretions, and sandstones that lie immediately above the Lower Block Coal near Stanley Cemetery in Greene County, Ind. The Lower Block Coal lies at the base of the Brazil ...
• High-Calcium Limestone and Dolomite in Indiana 

  McGregor, Duncan J. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1963)

  High-Calcium limestone and dolomite suitable for industrial use exist in Indiana. Selected measured stratigraphic sections and chemical and spectrographic analyses are used to evaluate high-Calcium limestone and dolomite. ...
• Pleistocene Formations in Indiana 

  Wayne, William J. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1960)

  The system of stratigraphic classification used in North America for all sedimentary rock units except nonmarine deposits of the Pleistocene Series established groups, formations, and smaller units based on objectively ...
• Geology of the Huron Area, South-Central Indiana 

  Gray, Henry H.; Jenkins, Robert D.; Weidman, Robert M. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1960)

  The Huron area is approximately 85 mi. SSW. of Indianapolis and includes approximately 117 sq. mi. of area in the physiographic province known as the Crawford upland. Nearly flat-lying sedimentary rocks of late Mississippian ...
• Fenestrate Bryozoans from the Glen Dean Limestone (Middle Chester) of Southern Indiana 

  Utgaard, John; Perry, Thomas G. (Indiana Geological Survey, 1960)

  Fenestrate bryozoans are particularly abundant in shale and argillaceous limestone beds in the upper part of the Glen Dean Limestone (middle Chester) of late Mississippian age In south-central Indiana. Several hundred ...

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