Ann: 3D seismic points to large copper target under Hillside, page-34

When I look at Figure 1, it doesn't match Figure 2. Figure 1 implies a broader flatter intrusive nose whereas the interpreted conceptual Figure 2 looks much more pointed nose. Then I'm wondering what evidence at depth is there that it is a **bro, a mafic intrusive. Maybe its actually a massive acidic porphyry pushing up between the granites and the sediments and the fluids came up through the limestones. I had a look at the Resolution copper project and the porphyry comes up and you can see the high grade was in the Paleozoic limestone sediments and a bit in the Mesozoic sediments with the No 9 shaft.

Only one way to find out, get a hole down there.