@JandJ, if they have found an intrusion that would be a dream...

@JandJ, if they have found an intrusion that would be a dream come true.
I can't make much of a comment on what has been uncovered yet, as I am not a geologist. I do however have a little geological understanding, and watching the short videos showing chipping away the oxidized material on top revealing the fresh material below has me more than a little excited.

Speaking from my own (amateur) prospecting, from two of my local known historic sites in the Drake district, chipping away at brownish rocks showing sight green tinge at surface reveals yellow veining throughout the iron underneath, and chipping the normal looking rocky walls of a known antimony pit high above the Clarence river reveals a silvery substance that crushes down into a black powder...Now I cant say for certain what these materials are, not having access to a lab, but I have a fair idea based on local history and evidence from mining records.

The point I make is that once you scrape away the oxidized ordinary looking uninteresting surface layer there's some interesting stuff underneath. Some of the pictures and videos released so far...how much of that black ore is there that's hidden under a surface layer? All those black veins have to have a source somewhere...