yep. There's nothing wrong, per se, with finding an epigenetic...

yep. There's nothing wrong, per se, with finding an epigenetic (fault hosted) copper deposit. Often companies overlook things from rail-roaded thinking about their preferred models and miss the serendipitous discovery.

Consider my blviation is right and there's an association more with thrusts, cross-faults, etc. This changes the strategy and prospectivity; now you can free yourself from looking exclusively at the NV/RvFm contact and look more at faults you believe reactivated by the 1550 movement (eg; Thaduna age). Remember, Thaduna is 100km inboard of the edge of the Proterozoic mobile belt, and 10-20km in the Yerrida from the Jenkin Fault. Sipa's Enigma Cu anomaly is a larger, more deeply weathered, anomaly. So these systems can be big, and far from home. With a commanding tenement position, AUR is in a good position to leverage up on any new exploration models.

of course, i've been wrong before.