Australian History

[Diggerdude]

Lmao headbut, sorry mate got sidetracked with my bastard chemistry assignment. Continue without me if you have a question ready.

 

[headbut]

Ah , yeah me too , moving files to wifes PC , so whenever DD , we can wait

 

[Diggerdude]

Which Australian goldfield is famous for having the largest number of nuggets over 50ounces found?

DD

 

[Ramjet]

Golden triangle, Victoria?

 

[Diggerdude]

Nope, the golden triangle is not the official name of any goldfield.

DD

 

[Ramjet]

Nope, the golden triangle is not the official name of any goldfield.

DD

Pardon my ignorance :8
Was a guess. Now I'll do my research

RR

 

[Diggerdude]

This one came from an old book so hopefully google doesn't have it

DD

 

[Ramjet]

Ballarat .

 

[Diggerdude]

Ballarat .

Nope.

 

[Ramjet]

Doh. Done some interesting reading.
Found a couple of future questions. Assuming we get this one.

RR

 

[Diggerdude]

I'll give you a clue RR, the question came from one of the Gold and Ghosts books ( these only cover WA and Qld)
I like this question as it helps learn more about big nuggets.

DD

 

[Ramjet]

Ok so kalgoolie.

 

[Diggerdude]

Nope, Kalgoorlie is the not the name of a goldfield either, it's not there anyway.

DD

 

[Ramjet]

Do you know how many goldfields there are in WA?
Astounding

 

[headbut]

Good question DD & keep at him RR , you'll get it eventually . I cant find anything

 

[headbut]

Norseman ?

 

[headbut]

Peak Hill

 

[Ramjet]

Good question DD & keep at him RR , you'll get it eventually . I cant find anything

Cheers HB. Learning some great gold history.
Not only good for this game but helps with prospecting research

 

[Diggerdude]

Norseman isn't a goldfield name, peak Hill is but that's not the answer

DD

 

[Sw1fty]

Peters Rush?