Some whacky rocks there that will possibly require new chapters...

Some whacky rocks there that will possibly require new chapters in the geological textbooks, if these rocks are really Archean age. Its only a 10m step back from the announced diamond hole but the change in dip means that it's a test 40m down dip on the cross-section, which suggests maybe they don't have much confidence of continuity in the hydrothermal breccia or are maybe expecting surprising repetitions and/or structural complexities.

As others have said, an exploration geologist's wet dream, but a metallurgists worst nightmare. Happy to keep holding myself, if only to see what other surprises come up.....

Best case scenario: They have a weird Archean age Boyongan or something like that located in WA.
Worst case scenario: They have found a weird scientific oddity that may never become a mine but will keep geochemists, geochronologists and petrologists publishing university papers for years to come.