I beleive it was put on the site in early 2006, so its out of date and maybe our site should be updated. The part in this I found interesting is that at that time they had one man made hole down to 40 m, the grades increased! If you can apply this over most of the property then this is partially the proof that the ovoid should show higher grades at depth.

Detailed sampling from the existing underground workings confirms that both the gold values and the vein width are getting stronger with depth. On the 40m-level, the overall grade and continuity of the veins are improving with distance away from the winze both to the east and to the west. For example, the average grade of the vein between 10.5m east and 22.6m east (a distance of 12.1m or 39 ft) is 3.0 oz/T gold. The average grade of the vein between 20m west and 24m west is 1.36 oz/T gold over an average vein width of 31.6cm (12.5 inches).