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Gold Prospecting
Metal Detecting for Gold
Areas in the triangle where gold came to the surface?
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<blockquote data-quote="user 12139" data-source="post: 554712" data-attributes="member: 12139"><p>Hydrostatics & tectonics played their part in what depth gold was originally deposited. Today however, in majority of locations erosion dictates the depth. So its fair to say, you find gold today then go back to the same spot in the future and you may find it again.</p><p></p><p>I recently noticed a massive change in surface geology, this occurred in just 1 year in time. Last year there was quartz scattered everywhere, today you struggle to see any. This was on a hill top so its the result of erosion, my jaw hit the ground when I saw this, if someone had told me this was possible in just 1 years time I would have said BS. We had significant rain late summer early autumn in most areas of Vic this year.. ideal conditions for erosion</p><p></p><p>New Guinea is still today evolving, in fact its one of, if not the most active evolving places in the world today. So much so, tectonics have damaged oil wells there. Anywhere today where tectonics occur and gold is found would indeed make for some very interesting gold prospecting</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="user 12139, post: 554712, member: 12139"] Hydrostatics & tectonics played their part in what depth gold was originally deposited. Today however, in majority of locations erosion dictates the depth. So its fair to say, you find gold today then go back to the same spot in the future and you may find it again. I recently noticed a massive change in surface geology, this occurred in just 1 year in time. Last year there was quartz scattered everywhere, today you struggle to see any. This was on a hill top so its the result of erosion, my jaw hit the ground when I saw this, if someone had told me this was possible in just 1 years time I would have said BS. We had significant rain late summer early autumn in most areas of Vic this year.. ideal conditions for erosion New Guinea is still today evolving, in fact its one of, if not the most active evolving places in the world today. So much so, tectonics have damaged oil wells there. Anywhere today where tectonics occur and gold is found would indeed make for some very interesting gold prospecting [/QUOTE]
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Metal Detecting for Gold
Areas in the triangle where gold came to the surface?
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