Thanks Blythefan. Your analysis is logical, and persuasive too,...

Thanks Blythefan. Your analysis is logical, and persuasive too,

Copper is copper ain't it, regardless of how it is 'made', so the company just has to pursue this and put the vms aside until the 'other stuff' has been thoroughly examined

You use the adjective 'reductive' preceding 'trap' and also 'lithology'. Could you please elaborate on this please. What does 'reductive' mean in these 2 contexts? It appears to mean the same in both contexts, just different geological situations. Right?

'Reduction' is the noun?

Also, are you saying suggesting that Thaduna is just analogous (reductive ....) or are you suggesting that it is similar in creation (ie same sort of rocks, age, mineral development etc)? Hopefully you get my drift!

Karl S gives Thaduna a favourable mention in this 19/10 story in The WA newspaper.

https://thewest.com.au/business/min...er-inventory-boost-for-sandfire-ng-b88633670z