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To: bill who wrote (6167)6/22/1998 10:28:00 PM
From: E. Charters  Respond to of 26850
 
"George has presented some evidence for volcanic activity at
surface. Do you not find that persuasive? Or is it that you
believe the "evidence" can be explained by the venting of
kimberlite through the fissure and that a pipe is not necessary
for the boulders, the material found in the kimberlite, etc.? From"

A pipe is not necessary at all. In fact if the fissure is
a vent which we know for a fact since it is a diatreme facies
(ie it is volcanic so we know its volcanic) then it does
not preclude a pipe but does not point to one either.

The volcanoe IS the fissure. We don't need pipes to create
volcanic evidence. You have to know a bit about geology
of these features here. It is easy for the company to
go down blind alleys.

There MAY be other features in the area. But there do not
HAVE to be, except for the empirical float evidence which
raises the POSSIBILITY.

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