Ann: Minyari Dome Project - Drilling Set to Commence at Tetris, page-46

Correct. It may or may not be mineralised. Though I will be personally surprised if it is not, given the immense flux of mineralising fluid that has clearly passed through that sequence of basement rocks, and the look-alike nature of the anomalous geophysical feature.

More importantly from a drill-testing point of view though, is whether it has been mineralised in anything like the same configuration. That very limited drilling intersection of the feature would be perfect for testing and confirming the presence of the annular/cylindrical slug of high-grade sulphide breccia that is present at Havieron. But this won't be a Havieron. It will be a 'Tetris'. A different beast. Because they are all different in detail, though often variations on a theme, as at Tennant Creek. Havieron certainly isn't another 'Telfer'. Nothing like it. Which is possibly why it took another 30 years to find the next big gold orebody in the area. Everybody, including myself, was drilling Telfer look-alikes: anticlinal domes, and coming up with nothing. ANd nwo we are drilling a Havieron lookalike, an assumption that may turn out to have been equally misleading.

But not a bad place to start, in the complete absence of any subsurface drill data for 15 kilometers around.

Fingers effin' crossed!