These could be plunging shoots or fingers rather than a continuous layer. The good thing is that the grades may be a little higher. Section D grades are low at shallow depths. If they get something deeper then the higher grade will make it better for underground mining. This could also explain the weaker Section C. These fingers can occur in large numbers. But they are onto something good.
Ann: Major extension of sulphide mineralisation at Hemi, page-30
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