Elevated copper-in-soil assays are closely associated with multi-element geochemistry that is indicative of the upper portions of a porphyry system. This interpretation is supported by pyrite mineralization and phyllic/propylitic alteration observed in historic drill core.
Elevated copper-in-soil assays are closely associated with multi-element geochemistry that is indicative of the upper portions of a porphyry system. This interpretation is supported by pyrite mineralization and phyllic/propylitic alteration observed in historic drill core.