ChezdThanks for your comments. Tybo drew our attention to the...

Chezd

Thanks for your comments.

Tybo drew our attention to the Jacaranda Alliance "801" Project Annual Reports back in 1.7.2021 (https://hotcopper.com.au/posts/54209751/single) - at that time the interest was their DDH001-003 drilling as it coincided with our Jumping Spider - and the link he provided to the 2009 report gives the best drillhole data, including drill core photos.

I have only quickly skimmed the reports, and that's enough for me at this stage, but it's interesting to see the TE03 conductivity anomaly very close to DDH005 on your map - Geoscience Australia would have been aware of that when they rerouted an AusAEM flight line over DDH005.

And yes, no doubt NCM would have reviewed these Reports before selecting their Fangtooth location/s, and similarly our geos for relevance to Jumping Spider.