Ann: High Grade Results Continue at Oposura, page-17

The attachments don't show up on my computer so maybe not online either. Another try.


How much of this section of the deposit could be mined by open pit methods remains to be seen. For this portion a scallop like this may be reasonable.


The feature called fault "1" appears to mark a decrease in grades and thickness to the SW and especially in the south. The thickness/grade/depth annotations are rough so DYOR.

Mineralisation in the "NE block" appears to be thicker and of more consistent grade.


Drilling is likely to give information on the controls for mineralisation and possible vectors to "sweet spots".