Ann: First Assays West of Resource, page-6

Good point OT. In one of AML's reports it likened the minerology of the resource to that of Mount Isa. There was plenty of lead in dem dar hills. From my basic understanding of Mt Isa, it has/had lobes of rich deposits which were somewhat different (can someone with more knowledge about Mt Isa help out please). Also somewhere a previous report, AML has said or suggested that their ore body was formed by hydrothermal currents moving the metals to the footwall of the fault. The mix of pyrite metals were then deposited in layers at the footwall. Perhaps, at different points along the length of the Fish River Fault there may be different proportions of metals that have concentrated there. At this latest drill hole they may have hit the portion with high lead. (Did they mention it was like the peripheral cobalt zone?) I could be dead wrong, but will go out on a limb and say the mix of metals could have originated from an old back smoker . I think Ozblue said there may be a motherload somewhere out there - and that has been my belief all along. Just a matter of whether AML can find it, if it is still there. All just my guesses. What do others think?