Rodger talks about the fault post-dating mineraliation – “A fault-displaced Minyari plunge position”, hoping that this fault means that Minyari North is “the upper portion of the displaced orebody”.
In fact, if this is a normal fault, Minyari mineralisation to the north would be stratigraphically above the Minyari North stratigraphy. I.e. its eroded and gone. Not below the Minyari north stratigraphy.
This simple geological fact makes these targets very questionable.
Ann: Two New Discoveries at Minyari Dome, page-32
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