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Gold/Mining/Energy : Geology, mining and assorted terminology thread

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To: Francoise Kartha who wrote (72)12/29/1996 8:22:00 PM
From: E. Charters   of 110
 
what you have described is an archean type hydrothermal gold
zone..in a volcano-sedimentary regime..how does the Manto differ
form a porphyry associated archean deposit?

pipe related breccia deposits are awful close to a Timmins type
gold zone..ore here is often brecciated and related to the intrusive
fels..I think the Spanish type are much younger,,sediment-hosted
thingies and the ore often reports to the pipe itself.. but
Gold up here is oft in sediment interflow and the McIntyre had
Gold in its Porphyry, where it had copper..wherein the diff in the
animal..'cept a billion years?

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