Nebo-Babel are the deposits that will make or break the WMP at this stage. IMO make but the Q3 study will tell us.
It is a pleasant surprise what has turned up at OTH and the implication it provides for the project as a whole - possibly back to the drawing board for what is "good" geophysics.
I have been trying to get my head around the late 2018 paper about Succoth. The geological complexity of the West Musgrave reminds me of the Thompson Nickel Belt and the Tropicana area. All three are highly metamorphosed belts where the original rocks have been "cooked up","stirred (vigourously some times) and yet detailed studies can gradually make out patterns that aid explorers to track down mineral deposits.
There is a lot of folding recognized at Tropicana now (I believe) and studies at Succoth will have another section of data to add pretty soon.
CZI Price at posting:
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