dwt said:Thanks rc62burke, being about as geologically minded as a box of tasty "Sanitarium Honey Wheats", i really struggled with some of those extremly large unpronounceable words, leaving me with a feeling of anxiety, and an extremly heavy nose bleed.rc62burke said:Hey Dwt
Mate here is a little info on Greenstone, just a little light reading.
http://geology.about.com/od/rocks/ig/metrockindex/rocpicgreenstone.htm
cheers
Lee
I do however appreciate the thread, i did work out from it that green stone is super extremely old but none of the pictures on the thread look similar to the one i have posted, i worked with a bloke from WA and he seems to think over there this stuff is GOLD bearing, i am yet to prove that theory locally (GT),
thanks again mate any extra info would be greatly appreciated.....
No worries mate information is the key in this game IMHO the more the better!!!!!!!!
It is a bit hard to tell from your pic, it could be a number of things, most likely up my way is just Ironstone, what you have is an inclusion within the quartz, quartz would be the inclusion in typical Greenstone formations, Yes Greenstone is considered an indicator to mineralisation & gold bearing ground, In WA it is sort after as an indicator & the Yanks love it too.
Have you had a look at a Geo map of your area or any "Exploration reports" etc??
Good luck & get a Crushing.
cheers
Lee