Dry river rock identification

[antony]

Hi everybody! I haven't posted for months but it was a slow and dry summer here in Greece. Most of the known gold bearing rivers in my area are dry, so things are a bit slow.

I will prospect a dry river tomorrow, so I was wondering if anyone knows what kind of rocks are those. I'm finding a lot of quartz as well:

This is the kind of rock I find everywhere on the river. It's very soft and breaks easily.




This is how the river looks. It has a lot of bedrock and lot's of turns.


Do you think this river looks promising based on it's looks and on the rocks I'm finding?

cheers!

 

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[Golden_Crab]

kinda resembles lead and silver sulfides and quite a bit of iron... rotting rhyolite perhaps?, have you tried sample panning the ground at all yet? that's your best bet if you want to know if theres gold potential.