Hi salpetie
I have been thinking a bit more about that Cu intercept at the bottom of hole 016. Firstly your comment about them drilling a lot of 200m holes and not striking copper struck a chord with me ... except that intercept is about the 200m point. Secondly it is an 8m intercept with highest grade at the lowest end... makes me think there is a fair bit more that the drill might hit in that hole .... and that leads me to think either it is a lot of mineralisation which has been remobilised [from something quite substantial] or it is a hit on an underlying pluton.
Another question to trouble you....
What is your interpretation of the thick but relatively low grade gold zone... i.e. where would such a structure most commonly spring from .... is an underlying porphyry the most likely explanation or just one of several likely possibilities?
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