The subject area of this announcement is very wide. To make...

The subject area of this announcement is very wide. To make progress, many tenements must be put aside for now. In this situation it is practical to adopt the "The Low-Hanging Fruit Principle" ( URL )

The kmz file below covers only the Quincuncá Prospect (see Fig 4 in the ASX ann). This area holds many of the catchments reporting higher levels of copper.

For each displayed Stream Sediment Sample an estimate of its Cu assay has been made. The estimates have been made using the reported catchment assay ranges and the hierarchy of "Streams" (derived from the Copernicus DEM).

The samples with "high copper" are clustered in the upper center of the GE screenshot above. In this area the "eU" geophysical measure seems to align best with the clusters. The kmz file contains eU, eTh, and mag.anomaly measures. With GE ( URL ) you can switch them on and off, so examine the alignment yourself. The ( post ) gives an indication of the reason that such an alignment might occur.

IMO the optimism indicated on page 1 is very well justified, even if only Quincuncá is considered.

GLTALTH

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GMN ~ Iguatu, Ceara, Brazil (20240827, v002).kmz.txt