Ann: Manono Lithium Project drilling program, page-169

Attached is another way of looking at the drill data: Rough sectional views and "analysis".

As you have noted Freehold there is a lot of photographic hints of widespread artisinal work.
I have puzzled over this feature to the north of RD - any thoughts?
Swampland from a drying lake? Remnants from alluvial tin mining? other?


From the current drilling for 6600-6900N, i.e. SE of the existing pit where there appears to be artisinal? work, the pegmatite IMO may be thicker than indicated by previous mapping.

This PDF gives base data for the sections without significant interpretation


This second PDF contains some ideas about what the drilling could be telling us prior to "visuals" or assay data from the company.


The purple FW of the pegmatite shows the possible expanded interpretation based on the "sectional analysis".
If correct then the pegmatite is probably greater than or equal to 200m true thickness for the entire 800m drilled section. This is expected for 7000-7400N but will be a nice bonus if true for 6600-7000N.

A further observation is that the subtle flattening of the FW at depth (no data for HW yet) observed on 7000N may be repeated on surrounding lines.

Enjoy the rest of your weekends. GLTAH