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To: VAUGHN who wrote (1845)	7/6/2000 3:46:22 AM
From: koan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2255

That was good VAUGHN. Thanks for sticking your neck out. Maybe it will illicit further analysis by other educated posters. This play is interesting to me because I am very curious as to how this play will ultimately manifest itself. It seems possible that the explorers will find many big and small deposits. Because much of it is shallow it would seem to me many deposits will be developed in one way or another. The price of PGM's will also have a really big impact on how this area is developed because if the prices are high enough shallow small deposits will also be worth developing. And then you also have at least six different metals you may discover plus diamonds (that's a trip). As there is so much exploration activity in this general area the knowledge that is uncovered from day to day will rapidly keep redefining and honing the theories ( your post is an excellent example); so thank you for providing us with your ideas and I hope other posters will build on all of the ideas.