tab delimited	contribution
id	version	timestamp	contributor	data_model_version	reference	description
13998	2	2006-12-19T12:09:18.000Z	@magic	3.0	10.1098/rsta.1957.0013	Upgraded to MagIC Data Model 3.0 by the MagIC Database Team
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tab delimited	locations
location	location_type	result_name	result_type	method_codes	citations	geologic_classes	lithologies	geological_province_sections	lat_s	lat_n	lon_w	lon_e	continent_ocean	country	region	age_low	age_high	age_unit	dir_tilt_correction	dir_dec	dir_inc	dir_alpha95	dir_k	dir_k_ratio	dir_n_sites	dir_n_samples	fold_test_significance	fold_test	conglomerate_test	contact_test	reversal_test	pole_lat	pole_lon	pole_dp	pole_dm	pole_reversed_perc	description	rock_magnetic_test
Lower Torridonian Sandstone	Outcrop	3766	i	 DE-DI : LT-NO:LP-DC0 	This study	Sedimentary	Redbeds	Torridonian Sandstone	58	58	354	354	Europe	U.K.	Scotland	755	803	Ma	100	307	34	7	40	5.79	13	32	99	F+	G+	ND	ND	35	242	5	8	0	Daibaig Group. Superseded study. Old Result. Superseded study. Conglomerate Test Parameters: Conglomerate pebbles scattered. Conglomerate Test Significance: YES.	ND
Upper Torridonian Sandstone	Outcrop	3765	i	 DE-DI : LT-NO:LP-DC1 	This study	Sedimentary	sediments	Torridonian Sandstone	58	58	354	354	Europe	U.K.	Scotland	755	803	Ma	100	123	44	5	12	5.79	81	205	99	F+	G+	ND	Ro	6	43	4	6	35	Applecross and Aultbea Groups. Extent Thickness 3000m. Superseded study. Thermal demagnetization tests carried out. Old Result. Superseded study. Conglomerate Test Parameters: Conglomerate pebbles have scattered directions. Conglomerate Test Significance: YES.	ND
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tab delimited	ages
location	age_low	age_high	age_unit	timescale_eon	timescale_era	timescale_period	description	method_codes	timescale_citations	citations
Lower Torridonian Sandstone	755	803	Ma	Proterozoic	Neoproterozoic	Cryogenian	Rb-Sr age 779+/-24 Ma - see REFNO 263.	GM-RBSR	Gradstein et al. 2004	This study
Upper Torridonian Sandstone	755	803	Ma	Proterozoic	Neoproterozoic	Cryogenian	Rb-Sr age 779+/-24 Ma - see REFNO 263.	GM-RBSR	Gradstein et al. 2004	This study