Polished Beaton's Creek auriferous conglomerate BC104 rare From the "Mount Roe Basalt"

From the "Mount Roe Basalt" in the West Pilbara region of Western Australia near Whim Creek

OJ186  A slab

polished on one side with natural weathered exterior on rear

125 mm x 75 mm  x 90 mm

Weighs  721 grams

Polished Beaton's Creek auriferous conglomerate BC104 rare From the "Mount Roe Basalt"BC104 Beaton's Creek auriferous (gold bearing) conglomerate . A rough rock, cut and polished on one side with a natural back and cut base to stand on. Incredibly rare ! Pyritised pebbles ! Dimensions at widest points approx. 125 mm high x 140 mm wide x 45 mm thick Weight is 848 grams. From Nullagine in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Gold mineralisation occurs within the Beaton's Creek conglomerate. The geological unit is the Hardey Formation