paleonet Re: Greece- Eocene and Jurassic forams and radiolaria

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Dear colleagues,

I was recently doing field work in Greece, and I met an archeology graduate 
student who needs some help with paleontology.  She is working with chert 
samples from northwest Greece.  She said that her thin sections have 
foraminifera and radiolaria in them.  Her geologic map had Jurassic and Eocene 
rocks as possible sources of chert in the area.  

Can someone recommend people or references to help with identification of 
foraminifera and radiolaria in this region from thin sections?  Please reply 
to me, and I will forward your emails to the archeology graduate student.

Thank you,
Matthew Campbell

Dr. Matthew Campbell
Department of Geological Sciences
Indiana University
ecphora@indiana.edu