Ann: Musgrave Hits 11m @ 54.0g/t at Break of Day, page-19

"Assume the gold is contained in a elliptical pod along this plunge line with a major axis of 85m, minor axis 8m (estimating a little for true width) and vertical axis of 16m (ie the ore extends vertically for twice its true width at the "tallest" point of the ellipsoid)"

Figure 4 seems to "assume" it is a subvertical dike with a Northerly strike, going on the cross section shown, it looks to have about 50 meters of height that is economic to mine (open at depth so plenty of scope) the average width looks to be around 5 meters, so about 750 tonnes per linear Meter along strike with a grade around 1.6 oz a tonne .
(ie imagine Trump's wall on a slight lean full of gold and 50 meters tall and 5 meters thick with unmineralised rock abutting the wall on either side )
But those assumptions are based on two drill holes
It looks to be about 50 meters East of the Lina deposit be interesting if they intersect both further North and South (waiting on drill core for that ) of the 11m at 54 g/t .