Agreed mraki. From the discovery announcement. These include...

Agreed mraki.

From the discovery announcement.

These include significant gold intersections in 12 holes on the first line of drilling across Target A10.

The first traverse of deep angled holes (Line 5) was drilled across the A10 target. This encountered a broad zone of bedrock/cover interface gold mineralisation, bedrock gold mineralisation and bedrock hydrothermal alteration. This mineralisation corresponds to a NW-trending zone of D4 cross-faulting where this intersects and displaces a thick Black Flag Group conglomerate unit. An additional line of deep angled holes was subsequently added 100m to the north of Line 5 (Line 4.5C), along with two holes to the south of Line 5, to investigate possible strike extensions. Line 4.5c has encountered further gold mineralisation in the first drill hole for which assay results have been received. This extensive area of newly discovered gold mineralisation has been named the Sir Laurence Prospect

These initial gold results are from 4m composite bedrock samples and single metre sediment/bedrock interface samples. They demonstrate that the drilling has intersected a 500m-wide zone of sediment/bedrock interface gold mineralisation overlying a 400m-wide zone of gold-mineralised bedrock alteration. This indicates that there is a significant gold mineralised system present at depth in the underlying bedrock.

The underlying gold-mineralised bedrock alteration zone occurs as intense chloritic and siliceous alteration, with variably developed quartz veins of up to 2m in width and traces of fresh pyrite and pyrrhotite. The altered host rock appears to be a polymictic conglomerate with a wide range of felsic, mafic and granitic clasts and an intensely chloritised and silicified matrix.

Despite the minimal penetration into fresh bedrock and the lack of stratigraphic overlap, drilling successfully encountered alteration and gold mineralisation across the entire width of the target area.
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As a geologist how could you not want to be around with statements such as those??