Hi all.
From * this morning.
"Conglomerate gold refers to nuggets hosted in rock containing rounded grey quartz pebbles and other minerals. The world’s most productive gold region, South Africa’s Witwatersrand Basin, is famous for its similar geological formation."
The way I see it, that's Eluvial, not Alluvial.
Kind regards, Wack.
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