Re-assaying of 140kms of historical drilling for lithium, page-9

Geology changes faster than we think? In what manner?Those rocks are dormant mate, they were laid down millions to billions of years ago and there's really not been that much change in the folding/faulting/weathering processes over the last, say, 20 years?If this drill sample hasnt been assayed for Li, they just need to grab a sample from each and submit for assay. That is a dirty, nasty, indicative value that can allow them to focus on prospective areas with fresh drill, with full focus on a new suite of assays (assuming they'll get a couple of elements checked when they're submitting, in case). Once they've got the dirty nasties, they can then reinterp what was originally plotted as the UG rock structures, with this Li in mind... It may be that intrusions they plotted as barren were actually pegs, and therefore any of this can become a fast track target?