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To: Ironyman who wrote (30708)	3/9/2003 10:01:02 PM
From: GC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 34075

for Rod TOPIC: "WITWATERSRAND GOLD: IS THERE A NEW ANGLE?" Almost half the gold produced this century has come from the Wirwatersrand Basin of South Africa. It has no known analogue of any significance as a gold producer. Obviously, Wits-type gold is an attractive target as anyone finding just a modest-size Wits mine immediately becomes a major mining company (500,000+oz Au per year, 30+ year life). Exploration for similar deposits has been considerable, especially in Australia and Canada and there is a wide perception that all avenues have been tried. But what if the basic search model was totally wrong....?