TG6 have made comments drawing parallel's between Burmeister,...

TG6 have made comments drawing parallel's between Burmeister, Jaegermeister and Earl Grey (aka Mt Holland), one of the biggest deposits in the world.

TG6 have stated "Since the discovery of the spodumene pegmatites at Burmeister, the deposit models we have been considering have been based on the Earl Grey lithium mine area. With this in mind, the lithologies at Jaegermeister, were always going to be a target."

There's the two obvious similarities. The first is that the results presented to date show a stacked gently sloping pegmatite system. This is also what appears at Ht Holland. The second is that Mt Holland has a sprawling Pegmatite system extending to the east as shown in Fig 6-3 of the SQM report


There appear to be similarities between that pegmatite system and the elevated soils presented by TG6/CHR.


Could there be a 3rd - stacked pegmatite systems?

Both Mt Holland and TG6 have thinner near-surface pegmatites. Mt Holland has the bonus that it has thicker pegmatites that are deeper. This is shown in Figure 6-4 below. Is it possible that the "stacked" pegmatite system at TG6 is more than two? There's several places on Figure 6-4 where you could have got an intercept structure similar to that which TG6 has seen in the currently reported intercepts. I've tried to scale both maps so the 100m size is the same.