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
panning,dry panning,A pan,,a cradle,a sluice box,a windless/wind sail,a chilsan mill and pax axe. From Felomena
The cradle
Flakes of gold are fairly heavy, but flakes of rock and sand are not. So the goal is to stir up the muck that you shoveled out of the river bed and let the water wash away the light stuff (the sand and rock) while the heavy stuff (the gold) settles to the bottom of the pan. A "cradle" was just a bigger version that would rock, well, like a cradle, so that the gold miner didn't have to do ALL the work by himself.
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it is a cradle for your grain.
The word 'cradle' is both a noun (cradle, cradles) and a verb (cradle, cradles, cradling, cradled). Examples:Noun: The baby will need a new crib, her cradle is already too small.Verb: His grandma will cradle him in her arms for hours.
The cradle was more efficient, and enabled miners to find more gold. Panning involved the use of a solid pan. An amount of potentially gold-bearing dirt was placed in the pan with some water, and gently swished and shaken around, a process which would bring the smaller particles of gold to the surface. Cradling involved a wooden box loosely resembling a cradle. The cradle was used for sifting through larger amounts of sediment to find gold, and was popular from the early times of the goldrushes. It required at least two men to work. The cradle had a grate and a sieve. The dirt and sediment to be sifted through was emptied onto the grate in the cradle. The cradle was rocked quickly back and forth (in the action of a cradle) while water was poured over the sediment to help work it through. The grate stopped coarser stones from going through, while the fine material was sifted out the other end. The gold would be left behind for easy collection, and because more soil was processed via this method, it meant that more gold could be found.
Out of the Cradle was created in 1988.
The Cradle was created in 2010.
Noun - as in "put the baby in the cradle"Verb - as in "cradle the puppy in your arms"
I will cradle him in my arms.The cradle was broken.
A gold cradle was used to help separate gold from gold-bearing dirt.Cradling involved a wooden box loosely resembling a cradle. The cradle was used for sifting through larger amounts of sediment to find gold, and was popular from the early times of the goldrushes. It required at least two men to work. The cradle had a grate and a sieve. The dirt and sediment to be sifted through was emptied onto the grate in the cradle. The cradle was rocked quickly back and forth (in the action of a cradle) while water was poured over the sediment to help work it through. The grate stopped coarser stones from going through, while the fine material was sifted out the other end. The gold would be left behind for easy collection.