L164 drains into the Luma River which is a main tributary of the Cacuilo River.
So, for a diamond to make its way from L164 to the Cacuilo River (as we view the river system today) it would have traveled around 10km.
I wouldn’t be surprised, as part of the DD on L164, to see an alluvial bulk sample taken somewhere along the Luma River.
Ann: Highest Diamond Recoveries From Lulo Kimberlite Bulk Sample, page-74
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