Ann: Significant Gold Nugget Discoveries at Croydon Project, page-50

Enjoyed your post. The problem with 30 meters thick is that it will not be equally gold bearing (likely better grades nearer the base), and you've allowed for that in basing your calculation on 1 meter. So, since you are a capable math guy, what do you make of the 256 nuggets in a very small area of 150m by 50m? I'm not able to comment on the likely weight per nugget from the pictures (there was prior discussion of this following a show and tell months ago on one of the boards), but some on this board would be able to do that. Am I correct, these nuggets were not concentrated through fluvial action (found in a stream-bed), they were 'shed' over time, so the extent of their 'concentration' should be of more interest?