Hi Merv,re your query:I wonder what the significance of these...

Hi Merv,
re your query:
I wonder what the significance of these words is though:
It is also significant that CCDD003 is well mineralized in the meta-andesites below (footwall) the main Cu/Au zone developed in the diorite and quartz diorite porphyries, but poorly mineralized in the meta-andesites above (hanging wall) (Fig. 4). This differs from CCDD001 and CCDD002, which have much more restricted mineralisation envelops in meta-andesites below the main Cu-Au zone in the diorite and quartz diorite porphyries but well-developed mineralisation in the hanging wall meta-andesite above (refer to Fig. 4 in ASX release 16 October 2023) (page 4)Mineralisation extends much further into the andesitic wall rock in CCDD003, below the diorite, quartz diorite and lesser tonalite porphyries than both CCDD001 and CCDD002. (page 9)
The above could be describing a possible formation of a skarn, that could be traced to the core.

Now we know that CCDD003 ended in mineralisation, hopefully that mineralisation runs for a further 422.1m to the end of CCDD007. From the magnetic and soil sampling images 007 appears to be tackling the widest area of the resource. I would wager that a core sits between CCDD007 and CCDD005 but there may be more than one core as they search west.