Raw gold map
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NHA223 said:
I heard that there was a shipping container found at Al Diwaniyah in Iraq back in about 2003 full of gold.
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Doug
NHA223, Im fairly sure if anyone had a map of raw gold in the ground (treasure map?) for ANYWHERE, they wouldn't be sharing it with anyone.
Good luck & hope you find good ground. Gold is where you find it :goldnugget: :goldpan:
ickshovel:
Good luck & hope you find good ground. Gold is where you find it :goldnugget: :goldpan:
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I want a map of raw gold too please :lol: :lol:
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No nude gold allowed here ... how disgusting!
loads of raw gold maps at minersden
cheers hh
cheers hh
Smoky bandit said:
Unfortunately none of you know what I mean! What I mean is that in every country, companies are identifying places where they have explored and analyzed the soil that there are metals in varying proportions. I did not say give me the possibility of treasures!
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Yep...I would still like those maps too.NHA223 said:
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NHA223, please excuse our warped humour.
Its just our brains are full of poison from the wild animals we eat. :koala: :skull:
Yes, In Australia there are government run (& some other) websites that show geological data.
To find the equivalent in the Middle East, you would need to contact the particular government in your country of interest, to find out what they might offer.
Note, the data here in Au shows our geology, but generally the individual mining companies only release maps of their successful exploration after they have been lodged a claim & gained a lease.
From the geology & other historical data it is then up to the individual go & search.
DED
Its just our brains are full of poison from the wild animals we eat. :koala: :skull:
Yes, In Australia there are government run (& some other) websites that show geological data.
To find the equivalent in the Middle East, you would need to contact the particular government in your country of interest, to find out what they might offer.
Note, the data here in Au shows our geology, but generally the individual mining companies only release maps of their successful exploration after they have been lodged a claim & gained a lease.
From the geology & other historical data it is then up to the individual go & search.
DED
it is about research research and more research. There are no free lunches when looking for gold some companies spend loads on studies to identify likely gold deposits but these guys do not share. the last part of the search for gold is boots on the ground and luck.
sorry as stated gold is hard to find
cheers
hh
sorry as stated gold is hard to find
cheers
hh
NHA223,
I have recently been working on a property in Western Australia where a mining company was drilling for titanium and vanadium. They would tell me what percentages of those 2 minerals that they were getting in the samples but would not pass on the info about the gold percentage.
Companies are very reluctant to tell anyone what quantities and locations of gold they find until they have placed a mining tenement over it.
Like some of the others have said, you will probably have to get the geological survey maps from the applicable countries that you are interested in.
Cheers
Doug
I have recently been working on a property in Western Australia where a mining company was drilling for titanium and vanadium. They would tell me what percentages of those 2 minerals that they were getting in the samples but would not pass on the info about the gold percentage.
Companies are very reluctant to tell anyone what quantities and locations of gold they find until they have placed a mining tenement over it.
Like some of the others have said, you will probably have to get the geological survey maps from the applicable countries that you are interested in.
Cheers
Doug
Probably more chance of detecting land mines than gold in the Middle East.. be careful. :skull:
Maybe he means mid eastern Australia?
HI Nha, assuming geological maps are hard to find for your country. I would be researching historical mining archives and anything containing the history of different mining in your country , that should be a starting point. then look at topographic maps, and aerial surveys.
