Ann: Further High Grade Mineralisation at Douze Match-BYR.AX, page-112

"9m at 52.6g/t Au1 from 6m, including 3m at 156g/t Au from 6m"



9m@52g/t sounds great initially. But. that's 473.4 gram/metres. 3m@156g/t contains 468 gram/metres....leaving 5.4 g/m over the other 6m, i.e.0.9 grams/t. There's only 2 types of rock in mining - ore and waste. I would say that that 6m @ 0.9g/t is waste. The 3m @ 156g/t could in fact just be a nice 5cm nugget within 3 more metres of waste. Maybe 1m sampling would show this. 9m of 52g/t of disseminated, fairly homogenous gold would be a very encouraging...but I don't think that's what this is.