Ann: Quarterly Cashflow Report, page-31

but then I can't find they announce any review and interpretation of the above results...so I ask AI

"

1. Quartz Veins: Narrow quartz veins in a brittle environment often mean that the mineralized zones may be structurally controlled rather than extensive, which could lead to smaller, high-grade pockets rather than large, continuous bodies of mineralization.

2. Silica Alteration: The presence of weak to moderate silica alteration around these veins is a positive indicator, as it suggests that hydrothermal fluids have altered the host rock, potentially leaving behind trace amounts of gold.

3. Pyrite Association: Pyrite as an accessory mineral can sometimes point to gold association, as gold often precipitates with sulfides during hydrothermal processes.

While the geology indicates potentially high-grade, localized mineralization, further drilling would be required to confirm the extent and continuity of gold along these structures."

and here is other results from Richard prospect (5m @ 7.15 g/t Au from 24m)