Something I picked by studying the faults in the area. Both Boda and Glen H/Camobella prospects appear on the western side of the N-S Faults.
Could this mean potential of porphyry intrusions to be seating somewhere deeper to the west (s/w and n/w) of these prospects and that the fluids from the porphyry core just took the path of least resistance and used these faults as conduits?
I also wonder if ALK noticed that and if they have done any further exploration in the area I circled in yellow which would roughly be west-south/west of Konigin.
I flicked an email to Ian C and I will update if Ian shares his thoughts.
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