80 Rice Et Al. Drive to the End of the Road, at Hamningberg. This Used To
80 Rice et al. drive to the end of the road, at Hamningberg. This used to be a Statoil for funding his travel for both the dry run (2007) and major fi shing center, but now no one lives here during the winter. fi eld trip (2008). Rice thanks the 33rd IGC (Oslo) for similar Although several pre–World War II houses remain, the fi sh facto- funding, and both Christa and Rhian Hofmann for support in ries, which previously crowded the shoreline in the village up to the fi eld over the last 20 years. the late 1970s, have mostly collapsed and been removed. Finally, we thank all the participants of the original trip for Grid ref. VD 1345 2205, 1:50,000 map sheet Vardø 2535 IV, their enthusiasm and comments; Michael Houmark-Nielsen, Edition 3-NOR. GEC 70°29′12″N, 30°40′37″E. Paul Hoffman, Camille Partin, Tony Spencer, Mandy Hofmann, Introduction. The Kongsfjord Formation is interpreted as a Erwan Le Guerroué, Julius Sovetov, Mark Smith, Noah Pla- fl ysch sequence that accumulated on a submarine fan (Siedlecka, navsky, Andrey Bekker, Guy Narbonne, and the entire Bour- 1972; Pickering, 1981), giving a succession of at least 3.5 km rouilh family. thickness; the base of this unit, the oldest Neoproterozoic rocks Paul Hoffman and an anonymous reviewer are thanked for in East Finnmark, is not exposed (Fig. 5). The beds seen here are their comments on the fi rst manuscript submitted. Bryan Hib- thought to represent outer-fan deposits that accumulated rapidly. bard, April Leo, and Kent Condie at the Geological Society of Description.
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