You can see something similar in road cuts of I35 through the Arbuckle Mountains (Hills actually) In southern Oklahoma. The limestone layers are pushed to vertical and have geologic age river aggregate over laid. Considering that the material that was above these formation weathered away over millions of years, these layers are probably billions of years old. Some of the aggregate layers are split by a huge fault and turned about 70 degrees from each other. Again speaking of geologic antiquity.