NEED IDEAS WHAT TO LOOK FOR WITH ULTRA MAFIC LAVA

[XLV]

i seen some fresh lava and once it scares the wildlife away and cools down ,,,,,, am thinking what to do i know my gold pan wont work ....cant sluice ...cant dredge ,,,,, am not into hard rock mining ....maybe a metal detector ......please i need help not mental help,,,,, u might be watching the snow flakes am really watching the lava and this aint jeff william show,,,,,does any body here have any knowledge about the geology of lava , volcanic rock , volcanoes .....in laymans terms only am a "DUNK" so no big words or terms ......facts the volcano is very very very active like every 8 years .... about 8000 feet tall , past flows a few miles up to am guessing 8 miles ....perfect cone shape ...tall like ice cream cone ,,,,and yes we are both located in a good gold region ,,,,,ive heard of great finds in the past ...with the luck of irish am hoping one of those flows is like vein in a hard rock mine ........could that be possible ,,,,,,any ideas would be helpful im guessing on prospecting with a gold bug 2

 

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[winners58]

don't think Lava lava is not necessarily ultramarfic, ultramarfic is a rock type with a low silica content.
ultramarfic means high magnesium and iron that form in dikes and sometimes though rare Kimberlite pipes.
ultramafic lavas are no younger than the Proterozoic, with a few ultramafic magmas known from the Phanerozoic.
No modern ultramafic lavas are known, as the Earth's mantle has cooled too much to produce highly magnesian magmas.
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guess you can make lots of money with lava sculpting;
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[XLV]

thanks for the reply winners58 .......some local told me (5 types of lava ) i was only guessing because he pointed out that the magnesium part and temperature 2910F maybe its the second type mafic lava iron . nickel 1740F ..... i looked on the internet and got a headache .....thanks again

 

[winners58]

you could look for Hypogene and Supergene deposited minerals around volcanic areas
they would be Porphyry deposits of cooper, gold and molybdenum.
https://www.911metallurgist.com/blo...Methods-for-Copper-Gold-Porphyry-Deposits.pdf

 

[XLV]

thanks winners58 ,,,,, steve from detector prospector told me the facts hes really into geology he knew i knew nothing am just a "dunk" and explained it .....i now know to look for the old not the new ( placer forms over millions of years and hard rock would be a rare find in that lava ) so this explains the find of 2 UK women and there fist size nuggets at Taal the mountain was blown off (12000 ft of it ) to the bed rock millions of years ago and there dad was a geologist and knew where find gold ...those alien miners killed off the dinosaurs .....