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Comment by rodneycon Oct 04, 2014 8:51am

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I have found that the Chrome browser works much better with Stockhouse so Iam reposting my previous content as a test.

I have found a very interesting and relevant paper that describes the anatomy of a porphyry copper system. Find the paper here: [url=https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~ctlee/Sillitoe2010-Copper.pdf ]https://www.ruf.rice.edu/~ctlee/Sillitoe2010-Copper.pdf [/url]

This paper is relevant because during the analyst and investor tour a technical presentation was provided that discussed Timok area geology and in particular the geology in the area of the Nikolicevo Permit.

During the tour, the term breccia came up on several occasions. In fact, during the tour we stopped on the side of the highway within eyesight of the town of Nikolecevo to see evidence of a breccia formation within what was speculated to be pyroclastic debris.

I asked one of the geologists why this was relevant and I was told that this type of rock formation often hosts a high-sulfidation epithermal deposit. See page 10 of the paper sited above as it provides a very good depiction of a porphyry system and page 11 also discusses the type of rock likely to host an HS deposit.

Picture shows breccia with sulfidation within pyroclastic debris:
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