There are many ways a sluice box traps gold. A sluice box traps gold by doing something called fine dropping the gold to collect it in the easiest and fastest way possible.
If you want to go sluicing for gold then you need a sluice box
a wooden box used to separate the gold from the rubble
No riding the sluice box!
Removed the gold from the dirt. The gold is heavier than dirt, so water is poured over the shovel of dirt and the water washes away the dirt leaving gold flakes.
It is sort of the same except sluicing is harder and finds less gold. I'd say cradling's better.
A sluice box separates gold from sand and gravel as the gold catches on the ridges in the bottom.
The act of washing gold from river gravel through the use of a sluice box.
With river water. Most of the gold was found in rivers or near rivers so panning was used along with a sluice box or rocker. These would wash the gold from the dirt ( gold is heavier than dirt so it would stay in the wire or at the bottom of the pan/box).
The term "long tom" was for a type of very long sluice box used to separate [lacer gold from the base rock.
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Hi that's right ^_^ the sluice box was used to separate the things to Idk about the cradle I have heard of it thx anyway