tillite

/ˈtɪlaɪt/
noun
  1. A type of rock formed from ancient glacial deposits, consisting of hardened clay, sand, and boulders.
    • Geologists found tillite in the valley, evidence of an ancient ice age.
    • Students examined a sample of tillite to learn about glacial movement.
    • The cliff face showed layers of tillite from thousands of years ago.