PROJECT BY, HARRISON CLARK JAMES DAVIS LYMAN HOWARD DANIEL PURSIFULL Eastern Wayne County DISCLAIMER- The rocks and minerals depicted in the slideshow.

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PROJECT BY, HARRISON CLARK JAMES DAVIS LYMAN HOWARD DANIEL PURSIFULL Eastern Wayne County DISCLAIMER- The rocks and minerals depicted in the slideshow are not actual pictures of rocks we found, they were pulled offline from geology.com and edited by JAMES to have no background

Geographical Map This is the Legend for the geographical map taken in 1916.

Geographical Map Here is two pictures of the Eastern Wayne County area. Top picture overlay Bottom- No overlay

Geographical Map The map shows the Main soil types of our area. The majority of Eastern Wayne County is made up of the Norfolk Series

Rocks We have found many different rocks in our area. Some of them being… Limestone Quartz We had found limestone right in our backyard! We identified this rock by the color and the reaction it made with hydrochloric acid. We identified our rock as quartz because of its shape, color, and luster Lignite We used an online resource to find this rock but have seen it around our area Pyrite Used an online resource to find this mineral and also is around our area Calcite Found calcite outside in our back yard Used an online resource to identify it

Sources “Soil Survey of Wayne County, North Carolina," North Carolina Collection call number Cm "North Carolina Maps: Wayne County Soil Map, 1916." North Carolina Maps: Wayne County Soil Map, N.p., n.d. Web. 28 Mar "Norfolk." Camden Fourth Series 31 (1986): 369. Web. "Full Text of "The Minerals and Mineral Localities of North Carolina, Being Chapter I, of the Second Volume of the Geology of North Carolina"" Full Text of "The Minerals and Mineral Localities of North Carolina, Being Chapter I, of the Second Volume of the Geology of North Carolina" N.p., n.d. Web. 29 Mar "News and Information About Geology and Earth Science." Geology.com: News and Information for Geology & Earth Science. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 Mar