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Post by ywevis on Jan 1, 2015 21:00:47 GMT -5
If it's not at the Smithsonian, it's not museum worthy!!!
Haha
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Post by ridgeline on Jan 10, 2015 21:23:11 GMT -5
Not all sources have large gold
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Post by ywevis on Jan 13, 2015 12:11:05 GMT -5
I just want to know what type of system deposited all that gold in Alaska. Must have been a golden volcano.
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Post by ridgeline on Jan 13, 2015 19:52:54 GMT -5
True lol
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Post by wtigersc7 on Jan 15, 2015 2:16:58 GMT -5
A fault line would explain the difference in height between the 2 sides of the creek we are working, but with hydro-sluicing long ago in the area hard to prove that theory. hydro-thermal activity is a definite though as in Loki's pics. earth plates move, ancient history of yellowstone is proof of that and the way volcanos start,stay active, then go dominate. As deep as we are it wouldn't surprise me if there was geo-thermal event several thousands of years ago. A carbon-test would pin-point a closer time frame. In researching creeks in the upstate 2 years ago, as far back i could get a map on the internet was 1700, which I was researching the McCormick Co, SC Area for.
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