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To: Ned Land who wrote (820)	7/25/1998 9:29:00 AM
From: JP	Respond to of 2514

<<The emplacement period was 85 million years ago; glaciation was 10,000 years ago. Do the math. The latter does not preclude the scenario you described.>> I miss your point -I am simply saying that the glaciers would have scraped the surface and scattered the debris all over the province. It would also have scored the sedementary rock a lot more than the kims so the kims should be either on the surface or sticking up which seems to be in keeping with MMU's original methodology. <<Also, K11 was not found "with a dozer while clearing the pad.">> I am probably in err calling it K11- but ACA originally planned to drill 10 holes but found 11 pipes due to the unearthing of one while clearing the drill pad. The site had also been used as the landing point previously. JP