Ann: Drilling Confirms Potential significant shallow Au System, page-78

Wrighty,

Conglomerates are compacted sediments of old rivers.

There is no difference in location.

There is in compositions, if more quartz cemented in mohs 7, if little quartz and more clay towards mohs 4.

Degrey was working a conglomerate deposit in wa Back in 2018.

If we look at raidens results, at depth the grades got better on all drills.

That is the case because gold sinks in rivers and is most concentrated in the lower gravels near bottom.

If not sitting on bedrock, I doubt here, but bottom will be a clay layer. Gold does not travel through clay.

The host rock surrounding the conglomerate is sandstone, and clayey.

The remaining drills will yield the same results as uniform, unless there drilled outside the old riverbed.

Conglomerate deposits do not go surface down, like people are used to, they run pretty much parallel to the top ground being old river beds.

What would be interesting is the last 1m off the bottom as this is where most gold agitated to when water was flowing.