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To: bc who wrote (371)	3/22/1998 2:53:00 PM
From: Dan P	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 637

Steve: My understanding is that the very large diamonds that have been found are more closely related to the Sansanto anomaly than to the Kassama (the one that evidenced kimberlite material). As you know based on their release, they have moved the drill to the Sansanto and if Kimberlite is identified on this anomaly, then this could get exciting. We must keep in mind, however, that of course kimberlite pipes don't necessarily equal diamond mines, and I recall reading that other kimberlites identified in the region were non-economic. Nevertheless, this appears to be a promising diamond play, and the odds of finding an economic pipe have been improved. Regards Dan