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Unbeliever,

I agree that it is hard to crack Andewa, but I don't think the recent volcanic outpours will give many clues to the answers FNT and it's shareholders want.

The main reasons are :

The most recent volcanic activity has largely already eroded away and much of the earlier volcanism has also.

The main vent of the volcano would have shifted location many times inside the general strato volcano.

It's the minersalised porphyry that will hopefully save the bacon for FNT. Porphyries form deep in the volcano and FNT is hoping that enough erosion has happened over this old porphry to be within reach of ore. The perfect situation would be the top part of the porphyry body at the surface.

It's almost certain a mineralised porphry or porphyries are at Andewa but it's looking more likely as exploration progresses that they will be deep and perhaps too deep to be economical to mine.