NAZEING STAGE IN THE LEA VALLEY 109
A. Map of the northern part of the pit at Fishers Green.
The area enclosed by the thick line is now worked out and
flooded. The shaded areas indicate the approximate positions
of the channels occupied by the "D" and "M" deposits of the
Nazeing Stage [Hayward, 1957b and this paper]. The Vice-
Comital boundary separates the Vice-Counties 19 and 20. The
Administrative County Boundary separates Herts. from Essex.
B. Generalized section across the more easterly channel
based upon three lines of auger holes.
was clear cut. It was, however, impossible to determine any
sequence of deposits below the peat and the material was con-
sidered in the aggregate. All the samples were obtained from
the western side of the channel and they clearly represented the