Ann: Burmeister Lithium Potential Defined, page-126

Yep, an outcrop anomaly is a good one to have.

A soils anomaly in a low point or where rivers may have previously have run/dried up is far less valuable as it simply tells you that upriver somewhere there is a source of lithium. Its still valuable but not as valuable in terms of where to drill. That's why targets C and D were demoted to those relative positions. They are larger anomalies, particularly than B. They may however not be the location of the lithium source. You can see that in your map re target C. I wouldn't mind a clearer view of target D as it seemed to be more on the side of the valley than at the bottom.






However even if they are transported lithium instances, most of the ridgeline that create the waterfall divide of streams going north and south is part of the TG6 tenement. Everything on the stream and to the left is on the TG6 tenement. Some of the right hand side of the valley is also TG6's. Its hard to see how transported lithium instances would have climbed over a ridgeline dividing different valley systems. It may make it more difficult to know where to drill, but the lithium still came from somewhere. Burmeister isn't a good explanation for the Jaegermeister soils because it requires them to go down and then up the other side of the valley. If the eastern side is deep Burmeister peg's that slop upwards to be Jaegermeister - that would be a fantastic scenario.