Ann: Promising Initial Drilling Results at Government Well, page-10

Just reading the report in detail trying t get a handle on what's happening .

In figure 5 on the northern CV1 anomaly it mentions : a deformational zone. I had to google this to find out what it means.. It's a shear zone.. Here is an extract for explanation.

The importance of shear zones lies in the fact that they are major zones of weakness in the Earth's crust, sometimes extending into the upper mantle. They can be very long-lived features and commonly show evidence of several overprinting stages of activity. Material can be transported upwards or downwards in them, the most important one being water circulating dissolved ions. This can bring about metasomatism in the host rocks and even re-fertilise mantle material.Shear zones can host economically viable mineralizations, examples being important gold deposits in Precambrian terranes.