Ann: Corporate Presentation, page-47

Lenses, clusters and camp.

I mean, mining camp, as in this slide from a very recent (yesterday) Talisman/TLM Preso.



Also see slide 9 of this Sep 2015 Preso. http://clients2.weblink.com.au/news/pdf_1\01664785.pdf

Essentially, a mining camp, is a particular geological area that has produced many separate minable deposits of the same type eg vms. Here is something from https://www.foranmining.com/properties/vms-deposits:

Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide ("VMS") deposits are base metal-rich mineral deposits, which can also contain lesser amounts of precious metals. Their ores can be major sources of zinc, copper, and lead, with gold and silver byproducts. VMS deposits are found worldwide, and often form in clusters, or camps. Several major VMS camps are known in Canada, these include the Flin Flon - Snow Lake, Bathurst and Noranda camps. These high-grade deposits are often in the range of 5 to 20 Mt, but can be considerably larger.

Back in Sept 2015 the people at TLM were espousing the possibility that the Bryah Basin would end up being a VMS mining camp like Noranda in Canada. They obviously still think the same way judging by yesterday's Preso. Wodger could be the next one to be added to the mining camp list? Then ???, then ???