The most intriguing point to me atm is the possible size and grade of this.
In comparing it to Witwatersrand, I found it surprising how close it came to never actually being found.
Check this video which is worth watching in full for anyone that has not already seen it but for those who have it's worth a reminder from 41min 30 seconds on.
AJ talks about how much of it was exposed by out cropping which was very little.
If we were to look at how much is at surface throughout the Pilbara and how far spread the nuggets are.
It suggests that we have, more weathering, broader deposit, closer to surface, the possibilities are all legit and endless, and is why I think this will dwarf the Witwatersrand.
How close did they come to never finding Witwatersrand?
How dumb are we to have kept picking up nuggets in the Pilbara without asking,
" Where the hell did these things come from".
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