“There are cobaltian pyrite deposits sitting at the surface all through the Curnamona Block in Australia."
A curious regional link is provided by the ubiquitous cobalt-rich pyrite that is found in all copper-gold deposits in the Curnamona region, irrespective of age or origin, and also in aplitic intrusions near Broken Hill. This is unlikely to be coincidental, and points to a widespread regional mineralising event with potential to generate large mineral deposits in favourable stratigraphic and structural settings.
Just have to explore and locate them!
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