The document contains multiple photos from the DTRC Homestake Paleoplacer Project, which is studying a paleo-channel that sourced gold from the Homestake Open Cut. Many of the photos show surface outcrops dominated by Tertiary Rhyolite sills and flows. Other photos depict the Deadwood Formation basal quartz-pebble conglomerate, which hosted placer gold, and large quartz boulders sourced from the Homestake mine. The project is focused on the Cambrian-Precambrian unconformity and how the underlying stratigraphy controlled the location of paleo-placer gold deposits.
29. DTRC Homestake Paleoplacer Project - 1 meter diameter quartz boulders from major paleo-flood event sourced from Homestake Open Cut
30. DTRC Homestake Paleoplacer Project - 1 meter diameter quartz boulders from major paleo-flood event sourced from Homestake Open Cut
31. DTRC Homestake Paleoplacer Project - 1 meter diameter quartz boulders from major paleo-flood event sourced from Homestake Open Cut
32. DTRC Homestake Paleoplacer Project - flat grade break
in slope is Cambrian-Precambrian Unconformity on
which the Paleoplacer gold channels lie
33. DTRC Homestake Paleoplacer Project - Yates Member of Poorman
Fm. outcrop - Yates Member on the unconformity weathering surface
formed positive topography which controls where gold Paleoplacer
and channel is located