H0002	Version	4
H0003	Date_generated	10-Dec-2019
H0004	Reporting_period_end_date	12-Oct-2019
H0005	State	Northern Territory
H0100	Tenement_no/Combined_report_no	GR484
H0101	Tenement_holder	Castile Resources Pty Ltd
H0102	Project_name	Lake Mackay
H0106	Tenement_operator	Independence Group NL
H0150	250K_map_sheet_number	SF5215
H0151	100K_map_sheet_number	4751	 4851
H0152	50K_map_sheet_number	NA
H0153	25K_map_sheet_number	NA
H0200	Start_date_of_data_acquisition	13-Oct-2018
H0201	End_date_of_data_acquisition	12-Oct-2019
H0202	Data_format	DL4
H0203	Number_of_data_records	1165
H0204	Date_of_metadata_update	10-Dec-2019
H0301	Location_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_02_DrillCollars.txt
H0302	Lithology_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_07_DownHoleLithology.txt
H0303	Assay_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_05_DownHoleAssays.txt
H0304	Survey_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_03_DownHoleSurveys.txt
H0307	Lithology_code_file	GR484_2019_GA_14_Codes.txt
H0308	File Verification List	GR484_2019_GA_01_FileListing.doc
H0310	Drilling_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_04_DownHoleDetails.txt
H0313	Alteration_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_08_DownHoleAlteration.txt
H0314	Mineralisation_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_09_DownHoleMineralisation.txt
H0315	GeolEvents_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_10_DownHoleEvents.txt
H0316	Veining_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_11_DownHoleVeining.txt
H0317	Surface_Data_file	GR484_2019_GA_12_SurfaceGeochem.txt
H0318	DHQAQC_data_file	GR484_2019_GA_06_DownHoleAssaysQAQC.txt
H0319	Surface_QAQC_Data_file	GR484_2019_GA_13_SurfaceGeochemQAQC.txt
H0320	Other_Data_file	NA
H0400	Drill Code	RC
H0401	Drill_contractor	Strike Drilling Company Pty Ltd
H0402	Drill_description	Reverse Circulation
H0500	Feature_located	Drillhole Collar
H0501	Geodetic_datum	GDA94
H0502	Vertical_datum	Nominal
H0503	Projection	UTM
H0530	Coordinate_system	PROJECTED
H0531	Projection_zone	52
H0532	Surface_Location_Survey_Instrument	GPS
H0533	Surface_Location_Survey_Company	Independence Group NL
H0900	Remarks	NA
H1000	Hole_id	Depth From	Depth To	Projectcode	PRIORITY	Weathering	Col_Tone	Col1	Col2	Col3	Reg_group	Reg_var1	Reg_var2	Reg_var3	Lith1	Lith1_var1	Lith1_var2	Lith1_var3	Lith2	Lith2_var1	Lith2_var2	Lith2_var3	Texture1	Texture2	Grainsize1	Grainsize2	Geol_Desc	Lith_LoggedBy
H1001		metres	metres																									
H1004		0.001	0.001		0.00000001																							
D	19LMRC008	0	1	LMKJV	1	CW	m	rd			TP	qz	hm		TWS	he	qz								mc		red wind blow colluvium	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	1	5	LMKJV	1	HW	d	rd	gy		TP	fe	hm		WLT	qz	he								mg		lateritic altered mu bt schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	5	17	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	bk		BR	fe	kn		PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		clay altered mu bt schist, ,biotite gives spotted appearance, strong foliation fabric	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	17	18	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	bk		BR	fe	kn		PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		quartz vein cross cutting foliated mica schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	18	22	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	bk		BR	fe	kn		PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		return to clay altered schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	22	23	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	bk		BR	fe	kn		PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		minor quartz vein with clay altered rock	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	23	24	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	bk						PSCQ	qf	bt	mv					fol		fg		thin 1m interval of quartz-ksp rich schist, less mica	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	24	29	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	29	32	LMKJV	1										PSCV												minor quartz veining with clay altered rock	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	32	42	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	bk		BR	fe	kn		PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	42	45	LMKJV	1	HW	m	gy	bk		BR	fe			PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	45	46	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	46	50	LMKJV	1	MW	d	gr	gy		BR	no	fe		PAO	hb	ch	nn					rec		mg		contact of schist with intrusive sill of metadolerite. lots of clay alteration of mafic	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	50	51	LMKJV	1	MW	m	br	gr		BR	fe			PAO	hb	ch	he					rec		mg		iron staining - fracture controlled weathering?	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	51	53	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	ch	qz						fol					M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	53	55	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	ch	qz											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	55	60	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	60	61	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	61	62	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	62	63	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qf	mv	bt					fol		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	63	64	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCP	mi	ad						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	64	70	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qf	bt	mv					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	70	71	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	71	75	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qf	bt	mv					fol		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	75	79	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	79	80	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	80	91	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	91	93	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	93	102	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	102	106	LMKJV	1										PSCQ	qf	mv	bt					fol		mg		quartz mica schist, less schistose than mica schist andcoarser grained, transitions into metasandstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	106	108	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	108	109	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	109	110	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	110	111	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	111	112	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	112	113	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	113	118	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	118	131	LMKJV	1										PSCV				PSCQ	qf	mv	bt						M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	131	132	LMKJV	1										PSCV					qf		bt						M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	132	133	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	133	134	LMKJV	1										PSCV				PSCQ									M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	134	135	LMKJV	1										PSCV				PSCQ									M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	135	136	LMKJV	1										PSCV				PSCQ								trace pyrrhotite disseminated, no large vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	136	138	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	bt	ad					fol		fg		disseminated sulfides in distinct spotted biotite schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	138	139	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	bt	ad										M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	139	140	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	140	141	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	141	142	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	142	146	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	146	148	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	148	149	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt	gt					fol		fg		trace pink garnet in schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	149	151	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	151	154	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt	gt					fol		fg		trace pink garnet and minor quartz veining	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	154	156	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt	gt										M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	156	157	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	157	158	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	158	161	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	161	162	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	162	179	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	179	180	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	180	181	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	181	182	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	182	183	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	183	187	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	187	188	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	188	189	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	189	191	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	ad	bt									andalusite porphyoblasts re-appear here	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	191	193	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	193	194	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	194	196	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	196	197	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	ad	bt										M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	197	199	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	ad	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	199	200	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	ad	bt										M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	200	203	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	203	205	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	205	206	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	206	208	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	208	209	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	209	210	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	210	217	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	217	218	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	218	232	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	232	234	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	234	236	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	236	239	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	ad	bt										M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	239	243	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	243	246	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	ad	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	246	247	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	ad	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC008	247	250	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	ad	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	0	4	LMKJV	1	CW	m	rd			TP	fe			TCO										mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	4	6	LMKJV	1	CW	l	wh	gy		US	bh			TGVL										fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	6	9	LMKJV	1	HW	m	br	wh		SP	fe	sg		PSCU										fm			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	9	10	LMKJV	1	HW	m	wh	br		SP	sg	fe		PSCU										fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	10	12	LMKJV	1	HW	m	br	wh		SP	fe	sg		PSCU										fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	12	13	LMKJV	1	HW	l	gy	wh		SP	sg	fe		PSCU										fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	13	31	LMKJV	1	HW	m	br	ye		SP	fe	hm		PSCU								fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	31	32	LMKJV	1	HW	m	br	ye		SP	fe	hm		PSCU										fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	32	46	LMKJV	1	HW	m	br	ye		SP	fe	hm		PSCU										fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	46	48	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gr	br		BR	fe	hm		PSCV								fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	48	49	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	wh		BR	sg	fe		PSCV								fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	49	50	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	wh		BR	sg	fe		PSCV								fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	50	56	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	wh		BR	sg	fe		PSCV								fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	56	57	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gr	bk		BR	hm	su		PSCV	mv	bt	gt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	57	58	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	wh		BR	sg	fe		PSCV								fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	58	60	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PSCV												fresh rock dark grey black Lander Rock Fm schist begins here	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	60	65	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		sulfides are hosted in quartz veins and or disseminated in nearby schist. py po and trace ccp oxidised to hem and malachite in patch zones	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	65	66	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	66	67	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	67	68	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	68	69	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	69	71	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	71	72	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	72	73	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		FR				PSCV								fol		fg		fracture zone with sulfides altered to iron oxides	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	73	74	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	74	78	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	78	79	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	79	83	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	83	85	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	85	86	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	86	90	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	90	92	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gr	bk		FR				PSCV								fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	92	106	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PSCV								fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	106	107	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	107	113	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	113	114	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PSCP	mv	ad	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	114	116	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	116	117	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	117	118	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	118	120	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	120	121	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	121	125	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	125	130	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	130	132	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	132	135	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	135	136	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	136	137	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	137	138	LMKJV	1										PSCV												veinlets of sulfides cross cut foliation fabric in schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	138	139	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	139	140	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	140	141	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	141	143	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	143	150	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	150	152	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	152	154	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	154	158	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	158	159	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	159	186	LMKJV	1										PSCV									aci				M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	186	187	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	187	194	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	194	195	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	195	200	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	200	207	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	207	215	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	215	217	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	217	218	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	218	219	LMKJV	1										PSCV												trace tourmaline and light green mineral associated with quartz vein - could not confirm if epidote	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	219	220	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	220	222	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	222	225	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	225	234	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	234	235	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	235	238	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	238	239	LMKJV	1										PSCV												trace fluorite in quartz vein associated with minor diesseminated sulfide in vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	239	240	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	240	246	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	246	248	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	248	250	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	250	251	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	251	252	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	252	255	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	255	262	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	262	263	LMKJV	1										PSCV				PAO	hb	ch			rec		mg	contact of muscovite schist with metadolerite (orthoamphibolite). about 50% each rock type in this metre interval	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	263	265	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						rec		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	265	271	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	271	272	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	272	273	LMKJV	1										PAO												possible trace Ksp, light green mineral assumed to be epidote but uncertain	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	273	276	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	276	285	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	285	287	LMKJV	1										PAO												quartz has pale green colouration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	287	297	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	297	299	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC009	299	300	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	0	2	LMKJV	1	CW	m	rd	br		TP	fe	no	si	TCO	he	qz	nn							mg		very shallow soil anomaly, neary subcropping schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	2	3	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gy	bk		BR	fe	sg		PSCV	mv	qz	bt					fol		mg		reasonably fresh muscovite schist intercepted at shallow depth. no cover compared to holes 008 and 009.	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	3	4	LMKJV	1	SW									PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	4	24	LMKJV	1	FR									PSCV												alternating quartz mica schist with quartz rich zones intermittent. Lander Rock Fm. Turbidite sequence	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	24	26	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gy	bk		FR				PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	26	38	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	qz	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	38	39	LMKJV	1										PSCV												some quartz has a green tint	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	39	45	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	45	50	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	50	60	LMKJV	1										PSCV												occasional sub-mm quartz veins on fracture surfaces. extremely minor.	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	60	64	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	64	65	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						rec		mg		contact between muscovite schist and orthoamphibolite (metadolerite of Du Faur Suite)	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	65	67	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	67	69	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	69	72	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	72	76	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	76	77	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	77	78	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	78	79	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	79	80	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	80	81	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	81	89	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	89	90	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	90	93	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	93	94	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	94	109	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	109	110	LMKJV	1										PAO												green mineral associated with quartz vein - epidote? serpentine?	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	110	111	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	111	113	LMKJV	1										PAO												also some fine quartz veinlets less than 1 mm size	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	113	115	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	115	121	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	121	122	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	122	123	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	123	126	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	126	127	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	127	128	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	128	131	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	131	132	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	132	133	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	133	134	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	134	135	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	135	136	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	136	137	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	137	139	LMKJV	1										PAO												orthoamphibolite sill is weakly silicifefd on margin	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	139	140	LMKJV	1										PAO				PSCV	mv	bt	qz		fol		fg	approx 20% metasedimentary schist in this interval representing margin of orthoamphibolite sill	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	140	143	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg		muscovite schist with occasional interlayered quartzfeld rich zones, turbidite sequence	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	143	144	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	144	145	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	145	153	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	153	156	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	156	157	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	157	159	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	159	161	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	qf	ad					fol		fg		minor porophyroblasts of andalusite in this interval	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	161	186	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	186	188	LMKJV	1										PSCG	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg		contains minor 1mm diameter pink garnet	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	188	189	LMKJV	1										PSCG	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg		contains minor garnet as above	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	189	191	LMKJV	1										PSCG	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg		contains minor garnet as above	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	191	196	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	ad	qf					fol		fg		no garnet, but minor andalusite porphyroblasts	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	196	197	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	197	198	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	198	199	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	199	200	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	200	201	LMKJV	1										PSCV												some sulfides engulf clasts, potentially a breccia texture or infiltrated fracture or faultlets	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	201	202	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	202	203	LMKJV	1										PSCV												vein associated with amethyst, chlorite and minor disseminations of K-feldspar	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	203	204	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	ad	qf					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	204	210	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	210	221	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	221	223	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	223	225	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	225	226	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	226	229	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	229	230	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	230	234	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	234	236	LMKJV	1										PSCV												light green ?epidote associated with quartz vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	236	251	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	251	252	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	252	269	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	269	270	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	270	271	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	271	277	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	277	278	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	278	280	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	280	281	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	281	300	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	300	301	LMKJV	1										PSCV												trace pink garnet identified on edge of quartz vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	301	304	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	304	305	LMKJV	1										PSCV												minor tourmaline within quartz vein that cross cuts foliation fabric and andalusite porphyroblasts	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	305	306	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	306	307	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	307	315	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	315	316	LMKJV	1										PSCV												minor po and py associated with small quartz vein (sulfides are disseminated)	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	316	318	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	318	319	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC010	319	320	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	0	2	LMKJV	1	CW	m	rd	br		TP	hm			TCO	qz	he	cy							fm		very shallow colluvium here	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	2	6	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	bk		BR	hm			PAO	hb	ch	he					rec		mg		slightly weathered metadlerite siimilar to surrounding subcrop in local 1 km radius	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	6	17	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch	he					rec		mg		Thin sill of fresher orthoamphibolite (metadolerite), causing chloritic alteration of metasedimentary succession on margins.  3-4mm wide quartz veins at 8m interval, hematite staining and oxidation of schist throughout	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	17	30	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg		fine grained foliated muscovite schist interbedded with bands of metasandstone - turbidite sequence of Lander Rock Fm. Pervasive foliation fabric, small clasts of quartz and feldspar in some rock chips denoting sandstone protolith to some layers	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	30	32	LMKJV	1	MW	m	br	gy		FR	hm			PSCV												fracture minor fault over 2 m interval causing oxidation of muscovite schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	32	38	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	38	39	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	39	40	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	40	44	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	44	45	LMKJV	1	SW	l	br	ye						PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	45	48	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	48	49	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	49	50	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	50	51	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	51	57	LMKJV	1										PSCQ	qf	mv	bt					fol		fg		more competent metasandstone layers over schist in this interval, distinct blue quartz clasts found throughout this lithology in drill hole so far - is same petrology as seen in GA geochron sample of metasandstone at Grapple	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	57	59	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	59	60	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	60	63	LMKJV	1										PSCQ	qf	mv	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	63	66	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg		return to more schistose metamudstone - less quartz and less massive	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	66	75	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	75	93	LMKJV	1										PSCQ	qf	mv	bt					fol		fg		return of more quartz-rich horizons and blue-purple quartz clasts, less chlorite, less schistose	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	93	97	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	97	100	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	100	102	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	102	106	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	106	109	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	109	110	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	110	112	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	112	137	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												this hole contains a lot more metasandstone in Lander Rock Fm and less schist than previous areas drilled in this campaign	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	137	138	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												oxidised fracture/fault zone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	138	139	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg		return to more schist like metamudstone interval, trace sulfides disseminated	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	139	142	LMKJV	1										PSCV												5 mm wide quartz vein cross cutting chlorite altered muscovite schist, vein contains traces of fluorite and possible K-feldspar/potassic selvages. one metre interval had andalusite porphyroblasts (141m)0 up to 10 mm diameter)	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	142	148	LMKJV	1										PSCQ	qf	mv	bt					fol		fg		return to metasandstone-dominant intervals	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	148	149	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	149	150	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	150	153	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	153	165	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg		return to more schistose lithology	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	165	166	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	166	169	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	169	176	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												metasandstone predominates again	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	176	178	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	178	187	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	187	188	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	188	189	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	189	190	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	190	196	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	196	201	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	201	206	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	206	207	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	207	213	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	213	214	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												traces of pyrrhotite with pyrite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	214	216	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	216	219	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	219	221	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	221	222	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	222	223	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	223	224	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	224	226	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	226	228	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	228	235	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	235	238	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	238	246	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	246	247	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	qf	ad					fol		fg		trace porphyroblasts of andalusite up to 1 mm diameter	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	247	248	LMKJV	1										PSCP												trace fluorite in thin 0.4 mm quartz vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	248	251	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	251	254	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	254	258	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	258	260	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	qf	ad					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	260	261	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	261	265	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	265	271	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	271	273	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	273	274	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	274	275	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	275	283	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	283	285	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	ad					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	285	286	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	qf	ad					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	286	288	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	qf	ad					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	289	293	LMKJV	1										PSCP	mv	qf	ad					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	293	295	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	295	296	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	296	298	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	298	300	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	300	301	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	301	303	LMKJV	1										PSCP													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC011	303	324	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qf	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC012	0	15	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy			LS	cy	fe		PSCV	mv	bt	qz						mas	fg	mg	MOIDERATELY WEATHERED SAPROLITE/SAPROCK AFTER MUSCOVITE SILICA RICH METASEDIMENT. MM SCALE FLECKS OF BIOTITE WITH FINER MUSCOVIE DEFINING FABRIC. WEAK SILICEOUS ALTERATION THROUGH OUT. .	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	15	20	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	si	fe		SAR	si	mv	qz						mas	fg		MASSIVE SILICEOUS, POSS COMPOSITIONAL BANDED. WEAKLY FOLIATED. ARENITIC AND FINE GRAINED.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	20	30	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	si			PSCV	mv	bt	si						mas	fg	mg	MORE MUSCOVITIC SEDIMENT. LESS CONSOLISDATED, SLIGHLY MORE WEATHERED THAN ARENITE. MM SCALE FLECKS OF BIOTITE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	30	33	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	or		SP	si			SAR	si	mv	qz	PSCV	mv	bt			bed	fg	mg	HAHEIMATITC, ARENITIC SEDIMENT AS ABOVE. POSSIBLY FORMS PART OF A COMPOSITIONAL BAND WITHIN METASED PACKAGE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	33	36	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	si			PSCV	mv	bt	qz							fg	mg	WEAKLY WEATHERED MUSCOVITE SCHIST WITH FLECKS OF BIOTITE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	36	37	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	si	hm		PSCV	mv	bt	qz	OVQ	si					fg	mg	AS ABOVE WITH LARGE QUARTZ VEIN WITH ASSOCIATED HAEMATITE SELVAGE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	37	54	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	si			PSCV	mv	si	bt							fg	mg	WEAKLY WEATHERED, BUT NEAR FRESH WITH FRACTURE CONTROLLED IRON STAINING DECREASISNG DOWN HOLE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	54	59	LMKJV	1	SW	m	bg	gy		FR	si			SAR	si	qz		PSCV	mv	bt				fg	mg	SILICA FLOODED ARENITIC BANDS DISTING AT 57 AND 59M AND MIXED WITH PSCV AT 55-56, 58 AN 60M.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	59	64	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	si	fe		PSCV	mv	qz	he							fg		weakly siliceoeus micaceous arenitic meta sediments with frature controlled haematite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	64	65	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	si			PSCV	mv	qz	he	OVQ	si					fg		AS ABOVE WITH SIGNIFICANT MASSIVE QUARTZ VEIN.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	65	70	LMKJV	1	MW	m	bg	gy		FR	si	cy		PSCV	mv	cy								fg		INCREASED WEATHERING TO MUSCOVITIC METASEDIMENT.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	70	81	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	qz	bt						fab	fg		DECREASING WEATHERINGN DOWNHOLE UNTIL NO MORE HAEM STAINING VISIBL.E	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	81	90	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz							fg		WEAKLY SILICA ALTERED ARENITIC METASEDIMENT. WITH MINOR BIOTITE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	90	92	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	se		ep					fg		POSSIBLE COMPOSITIONAL OR ALTERATION BANDS AFTER SILICA SERICITE ALTERATION. APPROXIMATELY 20% OF LITH.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	92	100	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	bt						fab	fg		MASSIVE ARENITIC METASEDIMENT, FINE GRAINED WITH MINOR BIOTITE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	100	102	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	bt						fab	fg		as above with approximately 5% qtz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	102	126	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	bt						fab	fg		massive arenitic metased.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	126	127	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	wh		FR				PSCV	si	mv		OVQ	si			fab		fg		as above with significant quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	127	149	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	an					pob		fg		muscovite dominant with flecks of biotite and increasing minor andalisite pob downhole.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	149	212	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	an	mv	bt					pob	fab	fg		increasing andalusite pob becoming pebble sized. mg flecks of biotite throughout	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	212	213	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	an	mv	bt	$SS	po			pob	fab	cg		muscovite rich porphyroblastic schkst with stringer po squeezed in to s2 orientation	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	213	214	LMKJV	1	FR	mt	gy	br		FR				$SS	po	py		PSCV	mv			str	fab	fg		stringer pyrrhotite rich schist. possibly 9-10% po.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	214	224	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	bt	PSCP	an				pob	fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	224	225	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	si	mv	an					fab		fm		Muscovite schist, after metasandstone. possible andalusites. Quartz vein with Kspar inclusions and chlorite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	225	253	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	an	mv	bt					pob		mg		muscovite biotite matrix. coarser flecks of biotite and andalusites with biotite inclusions.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	253	254	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	bt						fab		fm		as above with qvn	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC012	254	270	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	an	mv	bt					pob		mc		massive muscovite andalusite schist.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	0	6	LMKJV	1	MW	d	gy	gr		SP	fe			PAO	hb	fe	cy					mas		mg		moderately clay altered weathered amphibolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	6	39	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gy	gr		SP	fe			PAO	hb	fe						mas		mg		weakly weathered massive amphibolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	39	40	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	fe	mv	si					fab		fg		lower contact with sediment. large milky quartz vein. weak iron alteration allong fractures.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	40	50	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		muscovite dominant schist. well foliated fine grained.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	50	55	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCG	mv	gt	bt	$SS	py	po		fab		fg		chlorite altered muscovite schist with significant sulphide stringers.dominantly pyrite and pyrrhotite. 1mm garnets, in good concentration particularly at 50-51m	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	55	57	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fg		muscovite dominant metasediment with minor flecks of biotite. up to 25% qvn.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	57	73	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	an	bt					pob		fg		coarse to pebble sized andalusites in a muscovite dominant meta sed with minor biotite flecks.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	73	80	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	an	se					fab		fg		finer, less andalusite rich with possible sericite alteration forming patchy to stringer alteration patterns.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	80	88	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	an	bt					pob	fab	fg		pebble to coarse sized andalusites with biotite flecks in fine grained muscovite matrix.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	88	92	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	se						fab		fg		finer grained, no obvious andalusite. Fine sericite alteration as patches/stringers, fairly moderate.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	92	101	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	an	mv	bt					pob	fab	fg	cg	andalusite porphyroblasts with flecks of biotite in fine grained muscovite dominant matrix.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	101	105	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	se	mv	an					pob		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	105	142	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	an	bt					pob	fab	fg	cg	coarse to pebble sized andalusites with flecks of biotite. muscovite dominant metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	142	143	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	po	cp		PSCV	an	mv	bt	str		fg		submassive to stringer chips of sulphide after pyrrhotite. minor to trace chalcopyrite associated with sulphide chips. appears to be weakly chlorite altered meta sediment host.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	143	190	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	an	bt					pob		fg		cg andalusite porhyroblasts in a muscovite biotite matrix.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	190	195	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy			FR				PSCV	se	si	mv					fab		fg		strong silica sericite alteration patchy to pervasive.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	195	196	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	py	OVQ	si							sericite silica altered muscovite schist. with minor quartz veining and trace sulphide, mainly PY	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC013	196	204	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	se	si	mv					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	0	5	LMKJV	1	HW	m	or	br		TP	qz	hm		TSD	qz	si								cg		predominantly rounded quartz crystals with haematite staining/clay. transported aeolian sands.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	5	10	LMKJV	1	HW	m	ye	or		TP	qz	hm	fe	TGV	qz	si								cg		Coarser, rounded quartz fragments and minor indurated saprolitie.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	10	14	LMKJV	1	HW	m	br	ye		US	fe	cy	si	WCYS	si	qz	mv					fab		fg		fine grained weak fabric. possibly metased derived. heamatite/limonite alteration. strongly clay altered upper saprolite	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	14	35	LMKJV	1	HW	m	ye	br		US	fe	qz	cy	WCYS	si	qz						fab		fg		strongly clay altered. minor sandy silica preserved clay altered chips and coarse quartz fragments. indicative of upper saprolite possibly meta sed deived	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	35	39	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		US	fe	si		WCYS	mv	bt	si					fab		fm		moderately clay altered but with discernable minerals of muscovite biotite and possibly clt alteration. bands of fe si altered rock.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	39	42	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		US	fe			PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fg		much less altered with discernable mv and biotite flecks after meta sed	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	42	43	LMKJV	1	SW	l	wh	or		SP	fe			FPGM	mv	pg	qz					peg		vc		very coarse grained pegmatite. feldspar quartz muscovite dominant. minor tourmaline 1-2mm.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	43	47	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	qz						fab		fg		muscoviite dominant meta sediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	47	48	LMKJV	1	SW	m	wh	br		SP	fe	cy		FPGM	pg	fs	to	PSCV	mv	si		peg		cg		60% pegmatite chips. feldspar dominant with 2-3mm tourmalines and muscovite. minor muscovite dominant clay fe altered meta sediments.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	48	52	LMKJV	1	HW	m	or	br		US	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	si						fab		fg		strong weathering/ alteration front. saprolitic chips after muscovite schist meta sed.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	52	54	LMKJV	1	SW	l	wh	or		SP	fe			FPGM	mv	fs	to					peg		cg		weakly weathered muscovite feldspart dominannt pegmatite with 2-3mm tourmalines.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	54	58	LMKJV	1	MW	m	or	gy		US	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	fe	si					mas		fg		moderately silicified metased with muscovite fine quartz and silicified with moderate to strong patchy weathering.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	58	69	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	gr		SP	fe			PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		fine weakly weathered massive amphibolite with weak fractutre controlled iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	69	74	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fm		increased weathing on lower contact with amphibolite. strongly muscovitic with flecks of biotite throughout wiith pervasive iron oxide alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	74	81	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fm		less weathered becoming fresh, muscovite quartz schist with minor flecks of biotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	81	131	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	bt	qz					mas		fm		fresh rock with minor fracture controlled iron. Weakly silicified muscovite quartz schist with minor biotite	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	131	148	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	bt	qz	PSCP	an	bt		fab		fg		as above with trace to minor andalusite now visible.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	148	150	LMKJV	1	FR	l	wh	gy						FPGM	mv	fs	qz	PSCV	mv	bt		peg		cg		very coarse muscovite feldspar pegmatite with minor pscv indiicating possibly greater than 1.5m of pegmatite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	150	184	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	bt	qz	PSCP	an	bt		fab	pob	fg	cg	fairly massive foliatied muscovite dominant schist with flecks of biotite and minor andalusite porphyroblasts 0.5-1%. fine patchy chlorite throughout.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	184	193	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy	ye						PSCV	si	se	mv							fg		strongly silicified with possible strong patchy sericite. Strong alteration front with 2% clear to cloudy quartz veining. possibly derived from muscovite metasediment given a sligthly transitional change in alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	193	196	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy	ye						PSCV	si	se	mv					fab		fg		increased, cm scale veins with strong silica altered meta sed.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	196	200	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy	ye						PSCV	si	se	mv					fab		fg		silicified meta sed with finer veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	200	202	LMKJV	1	FR	l	wh	gy						FPGM	fs	qz	to	PSCV	si	mv	bt	peg	fab	cg	fg	predominantly quartzofeldspathic, probably pegamatitc possibly as veini form with minor tourmaline. host rock appears to be pscv metased	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	202	205	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy							PSCV	si	mv	se					fab		fg		less altered muscovite schist. still fairly siliceous	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	205	213	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	bt	ch					fab		fg		massive muscovite biotite schists. weak chlorite alteration. trace amounts of diseminated pyrite..	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	213	214	LMKJV	1	FR	l	wh	gy						FPGM	fs	to	qz	PSCV	ch	mv		peg		cg		mainly muscovite feldspar tourmaline  pegmatite, possibly vein form with minor chips of metasediment host rock.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	214	223	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	bt	ch					fab		fg		muscovite biotite schist.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	223	286	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCP	an	mv	bt	PSCV	mv	si	ch	pob		cg		muscovite rich schist with coarse to pebble sized andalusites, becoming increasingly more common down hole. Also increasing medium to coarse flecks of biotite throughout.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	286	287	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCP	an	mv	bt	OV	si			pob	sac	cg		saccharoidal crystalline vein? with in PSCP schist.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	287	295	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCP	an	mv	bt					pob		cg		increased andalusite and biotite as pophyroblasts whithin a muscovite dominanted schist.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	295	296	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							OV	si	qz		PSCV	mv	an	bt	sac	pob	fg		approximately 65% saccharoidal silica quartz vein with lesser andalusite schist.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	296	299	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCP	an	mv	bt					pob		cg		increasingly micaceous metasediments with medium to coarse plates of biotite, coarse andalusites.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	299	300	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCG	mv	gt	an					pob		cg		as above with 0.5% garnet.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	300	302	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr						$SS	po	cp		PSCG	gt	ch	am	str	spi	fg	mg	skarnoid looking lith with possible spinifex textured amphiboles. 1mm garnets, weakly choritic with pyrrhotite and chalco pyrite stringers. indicative of grapple style mineralisation	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	302	306	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCP	mv	bt	an	PSCG	gt			pob		mc		mica rich with minor andalusites and traace garnets with trace stringer pyrrhotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	306	307	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							$SS	po	cp		PSCG	gt	am	ch	str		fg	mg	chlorite amphibole altered host with 2% garnets and minor sulphide stringers throughout with small amounts of Chalcopyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	307	308	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr						$SS	po	cp	gn	PSCG	gt			str		fg		increased sulphide trace garnets chlorite amphibole altered host.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	308	309	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCP	mv	bt	an					pob		mc		andalusite biotite porphyroblasts within muscovite dominant matrix. trace sulphides.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	309	319	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy							PSCP	an	bt	mv					pob		mc		micaceous andalusite schist. strongly altered to pale straw colour.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	319	320	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCP	mv	bt	an	FPGM	fs	qz	mv	pob	peg	mc	cg	pscp as above with small amount of pegmatit veining (approx 20%)	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	320	326	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	bt	an					fab		fm		fine muscovite dominated schist with minor biotite and trace andalusite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	326	328	LMKJV	1	FR	l	wh	gr						FPGM	fs	mv	fl					peg		cg		coarse muscovite quartzofeldspathic pegmatite with greenish tinge possibly from fluorite?	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	328	331	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	bt	qz	FPGM	fs	fl		fab	peg	fg	cg	about 10% pegmatite veining with possible fluorite staining in muscovite dominant meta sed.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	331	346	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	si	bt					fab		fg		fine fairly massive metasediment. meta arenite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	346	347	LMKJV	1	FR	l	wh	gr						FPGM	fs	mv	qz					peg		cg		quartzofeldspathic muscovite pegmatite. Minor light greenish colour possibly from fluorite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC014	347	348	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy							PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	0	3	LMKJV	1	HW	m	or	br		TP	fe	qz		TSD	qz	he										sub angular quartz with iron staining, coarse transported sand and clay	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	3	10	LMKJV	1	HW	m	or	br		TP	fe	qz		TGV	qz	he										rounded quartz gravel. iron oxide stained.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	10	31	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fg		weakly weathered muscovite rich metasediment with weak chlorite alteration and minor fracture controlled haematite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	31	37	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gy	gr		SP	no	fe		PAO	hb	ch	nn					mas		fm		clt altered amphibolite with nontronite on fracture surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	37	54	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCV	bt	mv						fab		fm		well foliated muscovite metasediment with coarse graiined platy biotite .	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	54	65	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	ch					fab		fg		weakly weathered more chlorite alteration, less POB after biotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	65	66	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	ch					fab		fg		as above with trace sulphides of pyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	66	70	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fm		muscovite altered with flecks of biotite. well foliated.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	70	98	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	bt					fab		fg		silicified meta arenitic sediments with a weak foliation and moderate silicificatio.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	98	109	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		chlorite altered amphibolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	109	115	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si						fab		fg		weak to moderately silicified with weak iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	115	131	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fm		muscovite dominant schist. possibly andalusites. Flecks of medium grained biotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	131	138	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	bt					fab		fg		wakly silicified meta arenite schst.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	138	139	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	ch	si					fab		fg		as above with fine stringer pyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	139	158	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	bt	an					pob		mc		mica rich with flecks of biotite and medium to coarse andalusite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	158	160	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	gr		FR				PSCG	gt	bt	mv					pob		mc		similar to previous lith, possibly increased chlorite alteration. medium grained garnets.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	160	162	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	bt	an					pob		mc		well foliated muscovite dominant rock with minor andalusites.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	162	163	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	po			PSCP	mv	bt	an	str	pob		mc	as above with minor pyrrhotite. minor Po as mini vein breccias.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	163	164	LMKJV	1	FR	mt	gy	br		FR				$SS	po	cp		OBX	si	ct		str	fab			stringer breccia sulphides. Silica clasts and ampiboles in host lith.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	164	186	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	bt	an					fab		mc		Andalusite muscovite schist with flecks of biotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	186	187	LMKJV	1	FR	mt	gy	br		FR				$BX	po	cp	sp	PSCH	am	gt	ch	mas	spi	fg	mg	massive to submassive sulphiide chips with visible clots of galena rimmed by sphalerite. anomalous copper xrf. host is made of complex bladed amphibolites.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	187	188	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	po			PSCP	mv	bt	an	str				stringer sulphides in muscovite andalusite schist.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	188	189	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	cp	py	po	PSCP	mv	bt	an	str	fab		mc	stringer sulphides. chalco pyrite rich	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	189	219	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	bt	an	PSCA	mv	bt	an	pob		mc		muscovite andalusite schist with flecks of biotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	219	220	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	se	si							fg		muscovite dominanted schist with minor chips of silica sericite alteation.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC015	220	240	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	an					fab		mg		fairly massive muscovite schist with flecks of biotite common.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC017	0	2	LMKJV	1	CW	l	or	rd		TP	fe	qz		TCO	he	qz								fg		Hole drilled to 242m before MM began logging (start of swing)	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	2	7	LMKJV	1	CW	l	or			TP	fe	qz		WLT	he	qz								fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	7	12	LMKJV	1	CW	l	or	ye		TP	fe	qz		WLT	he	qz								fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	12	21	LMKJV	1	CW	m	rd	br		TP	fe	qz		WLT	he	qz								fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	21	42	LMKJV	1	CW	m	ye	ta		US	fe	cy		WLT	he	qz								fg		oxidised zone metasedimentary schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	42	46	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	gy		SP				PAO	hb	ch	sm					mas		fg		thin sill of metamafic in oxidised zone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	46	60	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gr			BR	cy			PSCV	mv	bt	gt					fol		fg		small 1mm garnets weathered to iron oxide. still in saprolite zone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	60	64	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gr			BR	cy			PSCV	mv	bt	gt					fol		fg		large quartz vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	64	66	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gr			BR	cy			PSCV	mv	bt	gt					fol		fg		end of saprolitic zone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	66	76	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gr	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		fresh biotite muscovite schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	76	80	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		thin sill of orthoamphibolite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	80	103	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		s2 foliation fabric dominates, s3 crenulation cleavage present in some chips too	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	103	107	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO	hb	cl						mas		fg		thin sill of orthoamphibolite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	107	120	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		occasional zones of andalusite porphyroblastswith spotted biotite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	120	121	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	121	144	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		occasional zones of andalusite porphyroblastswith spotted biotite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	144	145	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	145	182	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	182	210	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		occasional thin quartz veins and chlorite, silica alteration of metamafic sill	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	210	242	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		occasional andalusite porphyroblasts	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	242	246	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy						PSCG	mv	gt	bt					fol		fg		thin quartz (pegmatitic?) veinlets associated with pink garnet bearing schist and green possible skarn minerals	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	246	248	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy						PSCV	mv	bt	qf					fol		fg		trace garnets with thin veins and possible minor skarn alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	248	253	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	gr						PSCG	gt	mv	bt					fol		fg		unusual spotted biotite associated with massive disseminated garnet and quartz possibly feldspar. skarn rock? uncertain	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	253	255	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qf					fol		fg		end of skarn. minor pink garnets	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	255	258	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCG	gt	mv	bt					fol		fg		garnetite zone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	258	260	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		lack of garnets in this zone, trace only, less schistose, metasandstone?	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	260	262	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCP	ad	gt	mv					fol		fg		10-15mm andalusite porphyroblasts with pale pink garnets	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	262	265	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCP	mv	bt	ad					fol		fg		trace garnet and andalusite compared to previous interval	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	265	274	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCG	gt	mv	bt					fol		fg		return to garnet schist and rare garnetite, in places green amphibole present - skarn zone? semi banded garnetite layer, occasional andalusite porphyroblastic intervals (up to 15mm diameter)	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	274	277	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCG	gt	mv	hb					fol		fg		skarn alteration with disseminated pyrite, po, trace ccp;  minor quartz veining too - similar to Grapple/Bumblebee alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	277	278	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCG	gt	mv	bt					fol		fg		stringer and disseminated sulfides with thin quartz veins, possibly one large stringer or semi massive po zone, possible sphalerite and galena too, associated with skarn alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	278	282	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		skarn alteration less apparent, but sulfides po + cp and possible sph and galena in stringers and disseminated	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	282	285	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		only trace garnet, no skarn	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	285	286	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	ad					fol		fg		thin stringers of ccp and po, no obvious skarn	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	286	297	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	297	302	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt	ad					fol		fg		occasional blue quartz distinct noted in schist (more quartz rich here, almost metasandstone),  occasional andalusite porphyroblasts	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	302	303	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	303	306	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv							fol		fg		schistose layer	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	306	308	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt						fol		fg		metasandstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	308	311	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	ad						fol		fg		minor andalusite in metasandstone/schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	311	316	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCP	ad	mv	gt					fol		fg		trace pink garnet in andalusite schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	316	319	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCP	ad	mv						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	319	320	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt						fol		fg		metasandstone layer, no andalusite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	320	321	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	321	322	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	322	324	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCP	ad	mv	bt					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	324	326	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt						fol		fg		metasandstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	326	327	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC017	327	332	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	mv	bt						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	0	4	LMKJV	1	CW	m	rd	br		TP				TWS	he	go	qz							fg		iron-rich sandy soil	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	4	8	LMKJV	1	CW	l	ye	br		TP				WLT	he	cy								fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	8	16	LMKJV	1	CW	m	ye			TP				WLT	cy												M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	16	17	LMKJV	1	CW	l	ye	wh		TP				WLT	cy												M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	17	18	LMKJV	1	CW	m	br	rd		TP				WLT	he	cy											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	18	19	LMKJV	1	CW	m	ye	br		TP				WLT	cy	he											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	19	21	LMKJV	1	CW	m	br	rd		TP				WLT	he	cy											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	21	26	LMKJV	1	CW	m	ye	br		TP				WLT	cy	he											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	26	29	LMKJV	1	CW	m	br	rd		TP				WLT	he	cy											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	29	32	LMKJV	1	CW	l	ye	wh		TP				WLT	cy												M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	32	44	LMKJV	1	CW	m	br	rd		TP				WLT	he	cy											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	44	47	LMKJV	1	CW	l	wh	ye		TP				WLT	cy												M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	47	53	LMKJV	1	CW	m	br	rd		TP				WLT	he	cy											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	53	62	LMKJV	1	CW	m	br	or		TP				WLT	cy	he											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	62	76	LMKJV	1	CW	m	gr	gy		LS				WLT	nn	cy	he									green grey nontronite bearing clays with minor chips of highly weathered mafic rock	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	76	83	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	gy		SP				PAO	hb	ch	nn					mas		fg		green altered mafic rock - looks like Du Faur metadolerite sill, needs confirmation with lithogeochemistry	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	83	86	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	gy		SP				PAO												hematite? associated with thn quartz veins. Also between 83 and 98m pervasive epidote and or chlorite alteration - unclear if due to weathering or hydrothermal alteration, as sits below laterite/paleochannel and sits above quartz veining in mafic intrusion	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	86	88	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	gy		SP				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	88	89	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	gy		SP				PAO												cherty zone- weathered hem bearing vein possibly?	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	89	94	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	gy		SP				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	94	98	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr	gy		SP				PAO												chlorite/nontronite alteration associated with quartz vein bearing minor hematite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	98	100	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	100	104	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	104	107	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	107	110	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	110	112	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	112	113	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO												potassic alteration associated with quartz vein K feldspar?, minor sulfides	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	113	117	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC026	117	118	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	0	2	LMKJV	1	CW	m	rd	br		TP	hm	cy		TWS	he	go	qz									iron-rich soil	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	2	5	LMKJV	1	CW	l	br	ye		TP	cy			WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	5	14	LMKJV	1	CW	m	or	br		TP	cy	hm		WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	14	18	LMKJV	1	CW	m	br	or		TP	cy	hm		WLT												minor amounts of calcrete?	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	18	25	LMKJV	1	CW	l	br	rd		TP	hm	cy		WLT												minor amounts of calcrete?	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	25	27	LMKJV	1	CW	l	ye	br		TP	cy			WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	27	28	LMKJV	1	CW	l	ye			TP	cy			WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	28	30	LMKJV	1	CW	l	br	rd		TP	hm	cy		WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	30	31	LMKJV	1	CW	l	pk	br		TP	hm	cy		WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	31	34	LMKJV	1	CW	l	rd	br		TP	hm			WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	34	35	LMKJV	1	CW	l	rd	wh		TP	hm	cy		WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	35	43	LMKJV	1	CW	m	rd	wh		TP	hm	cy		WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	43	55	LMKJV	1	CW	l	ye	or		TP	cy			WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	55	57	LMKJV	1	CW	l	gr	ye		TP	no	cy		WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	57	58	LMKJV	1	CW	l	ye	gr		TP	cy	no		WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	58	62	LMKJV	1	CW	l	gr	ye		TP	no	cy		WLT													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	62	65	LMKJV	1	CW	l	or	gr		US	no	cy		WLT	hb	ch										top of saprolitic zone - clasts of mafic rock withnn clay	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	65	98	LMKJV	1	HW	m	gr	gy		SP	no	cy		PAO	hb	ch											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	98	102	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		intercepted fresh orthoamphiboliite below saprolitic/weathered layer, minor chlorite and epidote alteration sporadically throughout intrusion	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	102	104	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	gy		FR				PAO												thin quartz veins up to 5mm width	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	104	106	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	106	107	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	107	108	LMKJV	1										PAO												trace pyrite associated with quartz vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	108	109	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	109	113	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	113	114	LMKJV	1										PAO												thin quartz veins, no sulfides visible	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	114	118	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	118	120	LMKJV	1										PAO												k feldspar and quartz vein associated with trace pyrite (possibly some chalcopyrite too) vein related	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	120	121	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	121	123	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	123	124	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	124	125	LMKJV	1										PAO												kfeldspar assoc with quartz veins up to 8 mm wide with trace pyrite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	125	128	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	128	132	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	132	135	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC027	135	136	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	0	13	LMKJV	1	CW	l	rd	br		TP				WLT												lateritic zone of weathered metasedimentary schist with occasional clay-rich horizons or quartz rich horizons	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	13	28	LMKJV	1	CW	l	gr	ye		US				WLT												upper saprolitic layer containing nonrronitic clay and traces of metamafic rock (Weathered mafic sill?)	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	28	36	LMKJV	1	CW	l	br	rd		MU				WLT												mottled zone with red clay and hematite, occasional quartz rich intervals	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	36	42	LMKJV	1	CW	l	gr	ye		LS				WLT												return to nontronite rich green clay with traces of metasedimentary schist and occasional mafic	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	42	64	LMKJV	1	HW	l	or	ye		LS				WLT												weathered schist orange and yellow in colour, clay rich, quartz rich at base of this interval	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	64	73	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gr	bk		SP				PSCV												highly weathered muscovite schist saprock	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	73	83	LMKJV	1	SW	l	gr	bk						PSCQ	mv	qf						fol		fg		foliated muscovite schist with intermittent metasandstone layers, unit contains distinct 1mm rounded clasts of blue quartz as noticed elsewhere on LMK, occasional thin quartz veins and possible hematite, slightly chlorite and clay altered	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	83	84	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	84	85	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gr	bk		FR				PSCQ												as per previous description	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	85	87	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												disseminated fine grained sulfides lacking quartz veins although possibly associated with pervasive veinlets	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	87	94	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												occasional trace disseminated sulfide (pyrite)	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	94	103	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qz						fol		fg		chlorite alteration increases towards contact with metamafic sill	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	103	106	LMKJV	1										PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		thin metamafic sill. disseminated sulfides mainly pyrite and pyrrhotite and minor chalcopyrite in veinlets or disseminated	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	106	107	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qz						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	107	110	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	110	112	LMKJV	1										PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	112	113	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qz						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	113	114	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	114	115	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	115	116	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	116	120	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	120	121	LMKJV	1										PAO												quartz veins associated with ccp-py and chlorite alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	121	122	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	122	128	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	128	129	LMKJV	1										PSCV	mv	qz										return to muscovite schist on contact with metamafic sill - contact is silicified	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	129	152	LMKJV	1										PSCV												more typical muscovite schist with trace pyrite and minor quartz veining	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	152	153	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	153	155	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	155	156	LMKJV	1										PSCV												quartz veining associated with chlorite alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	156	159	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	159	165	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	165	166	LMKJV	1										PSCV												return of blue quartz clasts	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	166	167	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	167	168	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	168	170	LMKJV	1										PSCV												stringers of sulfides, no obvious association with quartz veins	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	170	172	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	172	174	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	174	176	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	176	177	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	177	201	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	201	202	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	202	216	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	216	217	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	217	219	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	219	220	LMKJV	1										PSCV												trace pyrite and possible pyrrhotite, only minor quartz veining	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	220	240	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	240	246	LMKJV	1										PSCV												trace disseminated pyrite in schist, no obvious veining, blue quartz evident as clasts in metasedimentary schist/metasandstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	246	252	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	252	253	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	253	254	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	254	255	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	255	256	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	256	258	LMKJV	1										$SS												2m zone of stringer to sub-massive sulfide, 1% sulfide including pyrrhotite, pyrite and chalcopyrite, lacking veins, minor chlorite alteration. some of the sulfide is in up to 4mm thick layers and appears to be banded, unclear if sulfides follow foliation in host rock or are pre-deformational, also some cherty looking layers - send chips for petrography to determine these points	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	258	259	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	259	260	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	260	262	LMKJV	1										PSCV												metasedimentary rock contains distinctive blue quartz	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	262	264	LMKJV	1										$SS												2m of stringer sulfides ~1%similar to above interval of sulfides, no obvious quartz veining	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	264	265	LMKJV	1										PSCV												unusual pinkish feldspar clasts associated with blue quartz interval of altered rock - unclear if alteration related to minor veining or if it is a result of protolith sedimentary rock	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	265	266	LMKJV	1										$SS												stringer sulfides, some sulfides in quartz vein, others disseminated, about ~1% sulfide, minor chalcopyrite, predominantly pyrrhotite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	266	268	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	268	274	LMKJV	1										PSCV												blue quartz as clasts common in this interval	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	274	276	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	277	286	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	286	288	LMKJV	1		d	gr	bk						PAO	bt	ch						mas		fg		contact with green biotite rich dark rock. uncertain of lithology,   interpreted as foliated thin mafic sill but could plausibly be schist,  cubic pyrite occurs in the schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	288	291	LMKJV	1		d	gy	bk						PSCV	mv	qf						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	291	293	LMKJV	1										PSCV												highly schistose layer	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	293	295	LMKJV	1										PSCV	ad							fol		fg		minor andalusite porphyroblasts up to 6mm width in schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	295	299	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	299	300	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	300	301	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	301	303	LMKJV	1										PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	303	304	LMKJV	1										PSCV		ch											M. McGloin
D	19LMRC033	304	318	LMKJV	1		d	gr	bk						PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		intercepted a dark green massive mafic sill	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	0	1	LMKJV	1	CW	l	br	rd		TP	hm	qz		PSCV								fol		fg		thin soil and weathered bedrock, containing clasts of weathered mica schist and orthoamphibolite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	1	5	LMKJV	1	HW	l	ye			TP				PSCV				PAO					mas		fg	transported cover containing clasts of metasedimentary and metamafic rock	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	5	35	LMKJV	1	MW	l	ye			US				PSCV												clay-rich oxidised zone containing clasts of weathered foliated muscovite schist, hematite and goethite stained, clay-rich, greasy	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	35	50	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gy	ye		LS				PSCV												light grey olive coloured clay rich oxidised zone containing clasts of weathered muscovite schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	50	55	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gr			BR				PSCV												darker layer of clay-rich rock, schist becoming more substantiated now	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	55	56	LMKJV	1	SW									PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	56	57	LMKJV	1	SW									PSCV													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	57	58	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PSCQ	qf	mv						fol		fg		weakly foliated metasandstone, start of fresh rock, distinct blue recrystallised quartz clasts up to 2mm	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	58	61	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												minor chlorite alteration associated with vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	61	64	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	64	65	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	65	89	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	89	90	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												large quartz vein, no pervasive alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	90	91	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	91	92	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	92	101	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												some metre intervals contain distinct blue quartz clasts as above	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	101	103	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												pyrrhotite within quartz vein and forming stringers in metasandstone, minor chert bands up to 3mm in this layer too	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	103	137	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	137	139	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	139	146	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	146	147	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	147	152	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	152	153	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												trace sulfides with quartz veining	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	153	157	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	157	159	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												minor carbonate with quartz veining, trace sulfides	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	159	165	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	165	166	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												disseminated pyrrhotite, no obvious veining	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	166	169	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	169	170	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	170	172	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	172	173	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	173	183	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	183	185	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	185	195	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	195	196	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												traces of stringer pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite, no vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	196	202	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	202	204	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	204	205	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	205	206	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												stringer possibly banded pyrrhotite and minor chalcopyrite, no obvious quartz veins	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	206	207	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	207	208	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	208	210	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												stringer and possibly banded pyrrhotite with minor chalcopyrite, some looks brecciated, but thin stringers/bands up to 4mm thick, no quartz veins	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	210	211	LMKJV	1										PSCQ									amo				D. Winzar
D	19LMRC035	211	212	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												clast of pyrrhotite up to 10mm thick, possible banded zone in otherwise monotonous metasandstone (blue quartz common in metasandstone)	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	212	213	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	213	215	LMKJV	1										PSCQ												minor pyrrhotite, possibly banded layer - syngenetic but metamorphosed sulfide layer? 3-4mm thick	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	215	226	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	226	227	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	227	230	LMKJV	1		d	gr	gy						PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		thin disseminated po and py within thin metamafic sill	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	230	244	LMKJV	1		d	gr	bk						PSCQ	qf	mv						fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	244	256	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	256	257	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	257	264	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	264	265	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	265	273	LMKJV	1										PSCQ													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	273	277	LMKJV	1		d	gr	bk						PAO	ch	hb						mas		fg		start of metamafic sill. igneous textures but metamorphosed. chlorite and silica alteration quite common, occasional thin quartz veins and rare epidote. chert or ?antigorite alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	277	290	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	290	292	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	292	294	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	294	295	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	295	302	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	302	307	LMKJV	1										PAO												yellowish white cherty zones associated with thin quartz veins, alteration of metamafic rock	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC035	307	318	LMKJV	1										PAO													M. McGloin
D	19LMRC036	0	7	LMKJV	1	MW	m	ye	br		LS	go	hm	cy	PSCV	mv	bt	cy					fol		fg		clay altered, weakly saprolitic. iron stained, possibly goethitic/limonitic. becoming less oxidised down hole. after finee meta sandstone.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	7	14	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		LS	cy	fe		PSCV	mv	cy						fol		fg		increased clay weathering.less iron alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	14	22	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		LS	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	cy	fe					fol		fg		paptchy iron alteration, becoming noticably fresher, to saprock.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	22	34	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		LS	fe	cy		PSCQ	qz	fs	mv					fab		mg		FAIRLY MASSIVE weakly foliated quartz feldspar mica schist after possible meta arkose. up to 2mm quartz frags and fsps.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	34	38	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gy	gr		SP	fe			PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		CHLORITE ALTEREED AMPHIBOLITE WITH MINOR QUARTZ VEINING.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	38	45	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe			PSCV	mv	qz						fab		fg		weakly silikified moderately weathered fine metasediment after meta arenite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	45	48	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gy	gr		SP	fe			PAO	hb	ch	si					mas		fg		SMALL chlorite alltered meta dolerite. possibly weakly siliceous. forms strong rheological contrast to below rockc.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	48	51	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gy	br		LS	fe	cy		WCYS	cy	fe								fg		clay altered horizon, directly below rheologically strong amphibolite. possibly fault gauge or part of clay altered zone in aquifer/palaeowater table.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	51	70	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	qz							fg		fairly fresh fine grained foliated meta sediment after meta mud to meta sandstone.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	70	98	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		fairly homogenous fine grained metasiltstone	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	98	99	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					lam		fg		as above with light grey transluscent quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	99	104	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po							fg		fine grained meta sediment with minor pyrrhotite, possibly representative of diagenetic sulphides with in a more calcareous host sediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	104	107	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt		$SS	po	py		fol		fg		slightly more sulphide, but as above.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	107	110	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fol		fg		as above with trace sulphides	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	110	112	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		MINOR VEIN RELATED HAEMATITE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	112	113	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		FINE METASEDIMENT WITH FRACTURE CONTROLLLED PYRITE..	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC036	113	130	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	0	23	LMKJV	1	MW	m	br	gy		US	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fab		fg		clay altered fine grained meta sandstone weak saprolite from surface. iron oxidation weakly varied down hole. forms pencil schist to 12m	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	23	26	LMKJV	1	MW	d	gy	gr		US	no	fe	cy	PAO	hb	nn								fg		clay altered saprolite. not too iron oxidised small chips of dark mafic amphibolite. larger chips show significant nontronite on fracture surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	26	33	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		US	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		clay altered weakly schist meta sandston predominantly mica and quartz	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	33	42	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		less weathered meta sandstone.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	42	46	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy			US	cy			SCH	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		silica enriched chips. possibly derived from surface cherty unit? patchy to fracture controlled iron alteration. evidentce of blue quartz.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	46	49	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		patchy pyrite throu1ghout chloritic meta sediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	49	50	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	gr		SP				PAO	hb	ch	py							fg		patchy pyrite within chloritic meta doleritic amphibolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	50	51	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	gr		SP				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	51	52	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	gr		SP				PAO	ch	hb						fol		fg		patchcy sulphides with in ampphibolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	52	72	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		metasediment, possibly after arenite. blue cloudy siliceous spots/quartz. patchy fracture controlled iron.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	72	77	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	gy		FR				PAO	ch	hb						mas		fg		chlorititc meta dolerite. sharp upper contact with meta seds.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	77	78	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	br		SP				PAO	ch	cy	fe							fg		local iron clay atetred zonen possibly due to local ground water bearing structuer.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	78	81	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb						mas		fg		sharp lower contact of fine ampphiboltiie with meta sediments below. .	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	81	91	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		FRESH metasandstone with fracture controlled iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	91	97	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	97	99	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		metasandstone with milky transluscent quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	99	101	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fab		fg		metasandstone, patchy silica with pyrite veinlets/stringers squeezed in to dominant fabric surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	101	114	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	se					fab		fg		massive metasediment with patchy silica sericite alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	114	116	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	po	py		PSCG				str		fg		metasediment with signifiicant stringer sulphides. spotty possibly calc silicate altered rock. or couldl be titante or leucoxene.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	116	128	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	128	129	LMKJV	1	FR	l	wh	gy		FR				OVQ	qz			PSCV	bt				fab		fg		S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC037	129	130	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab					S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	0	13	LMKJV	1	MW	d	rd	br		LS	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fab		fg		red brown iron oxidation state over micritic fine grained meta sandstone	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	13	50	LMKJV	1	MW	m	ye	br		LS	li	go	cy	PSCV	mv	bt	qz					bad		fg		yellow brown iron oxidation state, possibly lim/goe.sharp change, possibly palaeo water table related. fine grained micrite/arenite with suggestions of compositional banding. also visible 1-2mm wavelength crernulations.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	50	66	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	hm			PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fg		fairly homogenous silt/sandstone, possibly after meta arenite. fracture controlled haematitic iron stainng and possible associate fine quartz stringers.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	66	82	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fab		fg		fresh rock. sandy silt stone.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	82	88	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fab		fg		no fracture controlled iron alteration	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	88	90	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy	gr		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		siliceous sericite alteration pervasive throughout silty sandsyonen.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	90	104	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fab		fg		UNALTERED meta silt/sand arenite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	104	112	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		chlotite altered metadolerite with visible bladed hornblendes.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	112	113	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch	py					mas		fm		amphibolite with minor stringer pyrite/pyrrhotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	113	117	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fm		sharp lower contact to metasediment from metadolerite. visible bladed hornblendes.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	117	128	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fg		massive unaltered meta sand/siltlstonee.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	128	131	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		w~eak to moderate silicification. trace diseminated sulphides. possibly suggestions of andalusiite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	131	132	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	bt	an	$SS	po			pob		mg		possibly an andalusite schist with suggestions of biotite on interior. very weakly schistose. Contains significant stringers of pyrrhotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	132	133	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCP	mv	bt	an					pob		mg		possible unmineralised andalusite schist.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	133	146	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fab		fg		DARK, Silt/sandstone with trace fracture controlled pyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	146	147	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	bt					fab		fg		patchy to pervasive silica alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	147	168	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		fairly massive silt and sand meta arenite. dark colouration	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	168	172	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bg		FR				SST	si	mv	bt					mas		fg		sharp contact, possibly a chemical weathering or seperate lith in  its own right. fairly siliceous.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	172	176	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		META SILT/SANDSTONE.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	176	177	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si	OVQ	si	qz		fab		fg		as above wih significant quartz veining	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	177	221	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		fairly homogenous sand/siltstone, increasing patchcy silica downhole.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	221	223	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fab		fg		as above with stringer pyrrhotite in fabric.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	223	224	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fab		fg		as above with minor pyrrhotite	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	224	226	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fab		fg		meta sediment with trace pyrrhotite	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	226	227	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	po	cp		PSCV	mv	bt		str		fg		stringer sulphides, possibly cross cutting a compositional banding fabric/bedding. irregular anastamosive veinlets as well as some larger blebs.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	227	229	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fab		fg		metasandstone with minimal pyrrhotite stringers.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	229	230	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fab		fg		as above with increased pyrrhotite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	230	232	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fab		fg		meta sandstone with trace pyrrhotite stringeers.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	232	259	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCQ	mv	si	qz					fab		fg		siliceous, possibly slightly coarser grained. patchy silica and bluey coloured silica/quartz spots.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC038	259	274	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	an					pob		fg		finer grained dark, biotite rich with fine sub mm waveelength crenulations on some surfaces. suggestions of 5-6mm POBs of andalusite, but not common.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	0	1	LMKJV	1	MW	m	rd	ye		LS	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	cy	fe					fab		fg		saprolitic ironaltered chips after micaceous metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	1	13	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gy	rd		LS	fe	cy		PSCQ	mv	qz	fe					fab		fg		coarser grained sandy metasedimemnt. weakly clay altered with fracture controlled hm/go staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	13	24	LMKJV	1	MW	l	cm	wh		LS	in	cy	bh	PSCV	cy	si	mv					fab				siliceous chips with well developed fabric. possibly weakly cherty. bleached white clay alteration strong. could be sheared felsic, but could be cherty metased.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	24	27	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	si			PSCV	mv	qz	si	SCH	si	cj		fab		fg		moderately silicified rock with certy bands made up of beige to buff silica.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	27	32	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	si			PSCV	mv	si						fab		fg		moderately silicifiied fine metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	32	33	LMKJV	1	SW	l	cm	wh		FR	si			SCH	si	cj						mas		fg		strongly silicified/ indurated. possibly veining or silica rich chert horizone.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	33	40	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR	si			PSCV	si	mv						mas		fg		fine, grey metasediment with modoerate pervasive silica.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	40	46	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy	cm		FR	si			PSCV	si	mv						fab		fg		CHERTY horizon with silica, poss minor sericite alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	46	57	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fab		fg		fine grained meta sandstone/arenite with fracture surfaces stained with iron oxides.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	57	60	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR		cy		PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		no fracture controlled iron	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	60	68	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe	cy		PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fab		fg		slightly clay weathered with limonitic to goethitic iron oxide within fracture surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	68	69	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si	OVQ	qz	si		fab		fg		silicifiied metasediment with significant transluscent milky quartz.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	69	90	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		weakly siliceous metasediment	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	90	92	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt		PAO	hb			fab		fg		meta sediment, with minor pao chips. some possible epidote veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	92	93	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		1m interval of meta doleritic amphibolite with well developed hornblendes. fairly coarse grained for thin interval.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	93	94	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	94	95	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		meta sedimemnt with significant quartz veining	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	95	97	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	97	103	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fm		slightly coarse metasediment with patch zonens of silica.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	103	104	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fab		fm		meta sed with minor stringer/veinlets of pyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	104	112	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	112	116	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	116	140	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		fine grianed dark grey meta silt/sandstone.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	140	145	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fab		fg		trace pyrite stringer zone. appear to be squeezed in to plane of fabric. more phyllitic with good mica allignment	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	145	146	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	py			PSCV	mv	bt		str	fab	fg	fg	striners/veinlets of pyrite in fine grained moderately altered rock.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	146	154	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		siliceous foliated meta sediment. increasing silica down hole.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	154	157	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	157	159	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg		quartz veining through metasediment. fairly micaceous and well developed faric.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	159	160	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	160	165	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		fine grained well foliated muscovitic phyllite/ metasiltstone	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC039	165	172	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	0	6	LMKJV	1	MW	m	ye	br		LS	in	cy	fe	PSCV	ct	mv						fol		fg		weathered metasediment with limonitic to goethitic staining. quartz veining with significant manganese as vein selvege	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	6	9	LMKJV	1	MW	m	ye	br		LS	in	cy	fe	PSCV	cy	mv						fol		fg		weeathered saprolite of metasedidment with minor quartz veining as brownish transluscent fragments.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	9	10	LMKJV	1	MW	m	ye	br		LS	in	cy	fe	PSCV	cy	mv		OVQ				fol		fg		weahered saprolitic clay altered metasediment, well foliated with manganese quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	10	12	LMKJV	1	MW	m	ye	br		LS	in	cy	fe	PSCV	cy	mv						fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	12	13	LMKJV	1	MW	m	ye	br		LS	in	cy	fe	PSCV	cy	mv		OVQ				fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	13	24	LMKJV	1	MW	m	ye	br		LS	in	cy	fe	PSCV	cy	mv						fol		fg		clay altered saprolite after metasediment witth goethitic to limonitiic iron oxidation. .	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	24	33	LMKJV	1	HW	m	ye	br		LS	cy	in	fe	PSCV	cy	mv						fol		fg		smaller chips with larger clay porrtion. weathered horizon.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	33	37	LMKJV	1	HW	l	gy	br		LS	cy	fe		PSCQ	cy	si	qz					fab		fm		weak to moderately silicfied crunchy chips. fair clay portion. appear to have 0.4mm qz. weaker fabric. possibly differernt type of sediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	37	43	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gy	br		LS	cy	fe		PSCQ	qz	fs	si					mas		mg		interesting rock with spots of haematite oxidised minerals. couldl they be feldspars? weakly silicified with apparent discernable quartz.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	43	45	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		LS	cy	fe		PSCV	cy	fe		OVQ	fe			fab		fg		iron stained weathered saprolite aftetr metasediment with significant quartz veining. veins have vividish red selveges, possibly haematite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	45	56	LMKJV	1	HW	m	gy	br		LS	cy	fe		PSCQ	cy	fe	qz					fab		fg		SAPROLITIC chips with fair clay portion. chips are variably iron oxidised.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	56	74	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	si	mv						mas		fg		siliceous metasediment with minor ironstained chips. fairly fresh	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	74	75	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	py					mas		fg		siliceous metasediment up against amphibolite contact with trace amounts of pyrite. possibly in fracture surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	75	76	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb	py					mas		fg		sharp upper contact of chlorite altered amphibolite with trace pyrirte on frarcture surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	76	83	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb						mas		fm		chlorite altered ampibolite with sharp lower contnact.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	83	89	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv						mas		fg		weakly siliceous chips after metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	89	93	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy			FR				PSCV	si							bad		fg		increased silicifiication with variable amouints between chips. poossibly banded.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC040	93	148	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	qz					mas		fm		fairly homogenous meta sandstone unit to bottom of hole with minor variations in pervasive weak silicification.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	0	7	LMKJV	1	MW	m	br	gy		LS	fe	cy		PSCV	cy	mv	si					bad		fg		clay altered lightly indurated saprolitic metasediment. suggestions of some fine banding up to 1mm thick.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	7	16	LMKJV	1	HW	m	gy	br		LS	fe	cy		PSCV	cy	mv	fe					fab		fg		larger  clay portion in weathered lower sarpolitic metasediment muscovitic well developed S2 surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	16	28	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		LS	cy	si	fe	PSCV	si	mv	cy					fab		fg		weakly ironstained slightly siliceous, possibly coarse metasandstone.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	28	33	LMKJV	1	HW	m	gy	br		LS	cy	si	fe	PSCV	cy	mv	fe					fab		fg		strongly clay weathered metasedidment. small amount of small micaceous chips, with variable iron oxidation.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	33	53	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		LS	cy	si	fe	PSCV	mv	qz	si					fab		fg		less weathereed, slightly siliceous metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	53	61	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe	si		PSCV	mv	si	fe					fab		fg		saprolitic to saprock. mm scale veinlets of iron oxide. possibly replacement for another mineral? weakly siliceous metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	61	63	LMKJV	1	SW	l	gy	ye		SP	si	fe		SCH	si	fe								fg		strongly silicified sub cherty, possibly metasediment derived with stringers of iron oxide alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	63	84	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe	si		PSCV	si	mv	bt							fm		massive siliceous metasediment with iron oxide in fractures.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	84	92	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	bt					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	92	94	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	py					fab		fg		siliceoous metasediment with fine dustings of pyrite throughout foliation surfaces as well as minor stringers 1mm thick.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	94	102	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	bt					fab		fg		as above, but with out sulpjhides. minor blue silica spots/fragments.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	102	107	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	bt	mv						bad		fg		fine phyllitic metasilt/sand. fine foliation, possibly more biotitc.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	107	118	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	bt					fab		fg		siliceous metasediment, minor quartz	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	118	119	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCQ	mv	qz	si					fab		fg		siliceous meta sediment with mior to trace blue silica/quartz spots.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	119	134	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	qz	si					mas		fg		weakly silica altered metasandstone. trace blue quartz, possibly fining downhole.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	134	135	LMKJV	1	FR	l	kh	gy		FR				PSCV	ep	mv	si					fab		fg		strongly altereed rock. light greenish grey colour possibly silica epidote alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	135	140	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	qz	si					fab		fg		weakly silica altered meta sandstone	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	140	142	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	po					fab		fg		trace sulphides in finer grained metasandstone. .	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	142	143	LMKJV	1	FR	mt	gr			FR				$SS	po	cp		PSCV	mv	bt	si	net		fg		sulphides through out. appear to have some diagenetic pyrrhotite banded and net textured as well as some which appear to be stringer and more massive. trace chalco pyrite seen in association.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	143	144	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	po	cp		PSCV	mv	bt	si	net		fg		as above, less pyrrhotite	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	144	145	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	po			PSCV	mv	bt	si	net		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	145	147	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	147	158	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fab		fg		minor pyrrhotite and trace chalcopyrite, possibly within foliation plane or fracture controlled.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	158	179	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					mas		fg		massive, fairly homogenous meta sandstone arenite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC041	179	200	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	gy		FR				PAO	ch	hb						mas		mg		fairly strongly chloritic meta dolerite. bladed hornblende. slightly coarser downhole. minor milky quartz veining	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	0	1	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt						fab		fg		slightly clay altered, but fairly recognisable as a fine grained meta sandstone	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	1	3	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt		OVQ	qz			fab		fg		weakly silica altered metasediment wiith significant quartz veinnig as massive and planar.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	3	20	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe			PSCV	mv	si	bt					bad		fg		fine to fine-medium metasediment with suggestions of compositional banding. weakly silica altered.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	20	21	LMKJV	1	SW	m	br	gy		SP	fe	si		SCH	si	fe		PSCV	mv	bt		bad				siliceous almost cherty unit, possibly banded with more micaceous weakly silica altered chips.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	21	30	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	si	bt					fab		fg		siliceous metasedient with fiine planar veins.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	30	31	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	fe					fab		fg		as above with cm scale quartz vein fragments.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	31	44	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	fe					fol		fg		weakly silica altered metasedidment. slightly finer with a better developed fabric.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	44	46	LMKJV	1	FR	d	bk	br		FR				PSCB	bt							mas				massive biotite alteration up against amphibolite contact.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	46	51	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb	bt					mas		fm		uppercontact of amphibolite, proceeding biotite altered rock.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	51	54	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb	bt					mas		fm		increased chlorite alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	54	72	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb	bt					mas		fm		massive amphibolite with certain metres showing significant patchy brorwn biotite alteration. .	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	72	78	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb	bt					mas		fm		massive amphibolite, less biotite alteration, and minopr quaartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	78	79	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	br		FR				PAO	bt	ch	hb					mas		fm			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	79	81	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb	qz					mas		fm		amphibolite with 15% milky white quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	81	84	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	br		FR				PAO	bt	ch	hb					mas		fm		significant brown biotite altereation	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	84	93	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fm			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	93	96	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	br		FR				PAO	ch	bt	hb					mas		fm			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC042	96	100	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fm			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	0	4	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		LS	fe	si		PSCQ	qz	si	fe					mas		mg		silicified metasandstone with a weak fabric and medium  grained quartz fragments with iron staining. fairly weakly weathered saprolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	4	5	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	br		LS	fe	si		PSCQ	qz	si	fe	OVQ	si	qz		mas		mg		as above with significant quartz feldspar veining	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	5	13	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		LS	fe	si		PSCQ	qz	si	fe					mas		mg		silica altered weak fabric in metasandstone.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	13	15	LMKJV	1	MW	m	br	gy		LS	fe	si		PSCQ	fe	qz	si					fab		mg		more pervasive iron oxide alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	15	22	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe	si		PSCQ	qz	si	fe					mas		mg		medium grained metasandstone with a weak fabric and fracture controlled iron oxide alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	22	23	LMKJV	1	MW	m	br	gy		SP	fe	si		PSCQ	qz	fe	si					mas		mg		increased patchy to pervasive iron oxidatiion	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	23	42	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		FR	fe	si		PSCQ	qz	si	fe					mas		mg		metasandstone with mg quartz fragments. possibly fining downhole.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	42	46	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe	si		PSCV	si							fab		fg		fine merasandstone, better developed fabric/ foliation	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	46	47	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	si							mas		fg		fine sandstone with transluscvent fragme nts of quartz after veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	47	53	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	sq	mv						mas		fm		fine metasandstone with translusctent quartz fragments. some morinor igoethitic alteration in fracture surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	53	69	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					fab		fg		finer top of coarser package? good fabric defined.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	69	70	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz	OVQ				fab		fg		as above with large chunks of milky transluscent quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	70	71	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	qz	si					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	71	73	LMKJV	1	FR	l	cm	wh		FR				$AL	si	se	qz					mas		fm		strongly altered? sharp coontacts, could be felsic pophyry intrusion. sugary texture. stronly silica flooded and with patchy sericite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	73	78	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					fab		fg		silicified metasediment, with a few chips, could be froom veinng, similar to above lith. is it alteration or intrusion or a bit of both. the metasediment host does not appear significantly altered.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	78	83	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	qz	$AL	si	se		fab		fg		as above with increased silica sericite altered chips. minor fracture controlled iron oxidation	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	83	85	LMKJV	1	FR	l	cm	wh		FR				$AL	si	se	kf					mas		fm		as above alteration product. Could be silica flooded meta sed or annealed fault zone. strong pervasive alteration	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	85	92	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					fab		fg		fine metasediment, silicified with minor quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	92	96	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$AL	si	se						mas		fm		silica sericite alteration pervasice. possible coarse kspar alteration. quartz veining also present	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	96	97	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy	cm		FR				$AL	se	si	po					mas		fg		slightly darker horizon with pervasive silica annd patchcy sericite still present. stringers of sulphide.with trace amounts of chalcopyrite. pXRF indicated up to 500ppm Bismuth.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	97	99	LMKJV	1	FR	l	cm	wh		FR				$AL	si	se	mv					mas		fg		strong alteration with presence of slightly cooarser muscovite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	99	100	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si						fab		fg		FINE MEtasediment window with weak silica alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	100	111	LMKJV	1	FR	l	cm	ye		FR				$AL	si	se	qz					mas		fm		sharp upper and lower contacts. semi-saccharoidal texture with patchcy sericite alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	111	114	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	qz	mv					mas		fg		weakly silica altered metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	114	116	LMKJV	1	FR	l	cm	wh		FR				$AL	si	se	qz					sac		fm		silica altered with patchy sediment, minor chips of siliciifed metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	116	120	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si						fab		fg		siilica altered metasedient with 5% silica sericite altered chips, possibly as veins.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	120	133	LMKJV	1	FR	l	cm	wh		FR				$AL	si	mv	qz					mas		fm		strongly silica sericite altered. minor 5% chips after metasediment, moderately silified too.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	133	140	LMKJV	1	FR	l	cm	pk		FR				$AL	si	mv	kf					mas		fm		silicac sericite alteered with suggestions of Kspar alteration of coarse Ksapar crystals.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	140	145	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si						fab		fg		milky white quartz/ alteration chips withing metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	145	147	LMKJV	1	FR	l	cm	wh		FR				$AL	si	se	mv					mas		mg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC044	147	148	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	qz					fab		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	0	2	LMKJV	1	HW	m	rd	br		TP	fe	cy	qz	TGV	qz	fe										angular quartz fragments possibly quartz lag at surface after quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	2	4	LMKJV	1	HW	m	or	bg		US	fe	cy		WCYS	qz	cy	fe									clay altered saprolititc chips with quartz fragments after quartz veininig.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	4	8	LMKJV	1	HW	l	bg			US	in	cy		WSI	si	qz	cy									siliceous indurated almost beached chips after silcrete. No obvious protolithic texture, but contains quartz frags poss after veins or pscq	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	8	11	LMKJV	1	HW	l	bg	cm		US	in	cy	bh	WCYS	si	fe	cy									indurateed silicified chips, weak iron staining. with minor quartz fragments. possibly felsic protolith	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	11	18	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCQ	si	qz	cy							fm		rapidly becomes fresh. could be due to lithological contrast in different lithologies?	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	18	19	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCQ	si	qz	cy							mg		weakly weatherd micceous metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	19	23	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP				PSCV	mv	qz	si					fab		fm		weakly weahered micaceous metasedimentn with weakly cllay and iron oxide alteration	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	23	43	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	qz	si					fab		fm		fresh rock with weak silica alteration. weak fabric. meta sandstone/arenite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	43	48	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	qz	py					fab		fm		as above metasediment with fine stringers an veinlets reporting to thhe foliation surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	48	60	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fab		fm		fine micaceous meta arenite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	60	62	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fab		fg		as above sediment with minor to trace pyrite	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	62	82	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fine metasediment with well developed foliation fabric.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	82	89	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	gr		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		increase silicification.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	89	100	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	100	101	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		FINE PYRITE IN SILICIFIED META SEDIMENT.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC045	101	118	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	0	6	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	bg		LS	cy	fe		PSCQ	mv	qz	cy					fab		mg		slightly clay altered metasediment saprolite with preservation of a weak foliatiion fabric. medium grained quartz and muscovite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	6	7	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gy	bg		LS	cy	si		PSCQ	qz	si	mv					fab		mg		slightly less weathered more indurated. increased silica with same fabric preserved.quartz frags visible.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	7	8	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gy	bg		LS	cy	si	in	PSCQ	qz	si	mv	OVQ				fab		mg		as above with significant chips from milky white quartz vein.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	8	15	LMKJV	1	MW	l	gy	bg		LS	cy	si	in	PSCQ	qz	mv	si					fab		mg		as above, sub silicrete, but appears moderately indurated.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	15	21	LMKJV	1	MW	d	gy	gr		LS	no	cy		PAO	ch	nn								fg		clay altered saprolite of meta dolerite. patchy nontronite, possibly on fracture  surfaces .	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	21	29	LMKJV	1	HW	l	gy	or		LS	cy	si		PSCQ	qz	cy	fe					fab		fg		oxidised clya altered saprolite ofter quartz rich metasediment. weak fabric development still preserved in fine chips.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	29	46	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		much fresher, finer metasediment wiith well developed fabric. phylitiic to schistose. weak fracture controlled iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	46	47	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	si	OVQ				fol		fg		AS ABOVE WITH QUARTZ FRAGMENTS AFTER QUARTZ ZVEINING.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	47	51	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			SP	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		LESS weathered fine grained micaceous metasediment with weak fracture controlled iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	51	53	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe	OVQ				fol		fg		fine metasediment with massive chips of transluscent quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	53	56	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fol		fg		as  above. no quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	56	58	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	cy			PAO	cy	nn						mas		fg		slightly more clay altered horizon with greenishh tinge, poossibly chlorite altered amphibolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	58	74	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fab		fg		fine grained metasediment with well developed foliation with regular fracture controlled iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	74	75	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	gr		FR	fe			PAO	hb	ch	fe					mas		mg		appears to be an isolated metre of recrystallised chloritic meta mafic/gabbro. fine sub mm scale veins carry sub 1cm iron alteration vein selvege.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	75	82	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fine micaceous meta sediment with fracture controlled iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	82	83	LMKJV	1	SW	l	gy	bg		FR	si			SCH	si	fe						mas		vf		strongly silicified chips with little to no texture. aphanitic, possiblty cherty chemical sediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	83	87	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fol		fg		fine phyllitic metasedimemnt	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	87	105	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fine grained fresh metasediment with no iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	105	107	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	gr		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		silica epidote altereation to metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	107	120	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		massive metasediment ith spots of silica.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	120	121	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		as above with fine veinlets/ fracture surfaces containingn pyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	121	123	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb						fab		fg		small fine meta mafic	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	123	126	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		metasediment with trace pyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	126	128	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		fine sulphides, possibly trace chalcopyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	128	132	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		trace sulphide zone, with sulphides smeared in to s2 fabrtic.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	132	135	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fine unmineralised metasediment	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	135	138	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		fine pyrite veinlets/stringers	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	138	139	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		as above with trace amounts of chalcopyriite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	139	142	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		stringer pyrite in trace amounts.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	142	144	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		increased stringer pyrite with trace amounts of chalcopyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	144	156	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		fine grained dark metasediment with phylittic sub slaty fabric	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	156	160	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fol		fg		weakly weathererd horizon with minor clay and fracture controlled iron oxidation	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	160	161	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						fab		fm		1m amphibolitic horizon with pervasive chlorite. possibly conduit for locallised weathering in the metres above in the metasediiment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	161	166	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		fine foliated muscovitic metasediment with weak silica alt.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	166	167	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		fine foliated metasediment with trace amounts of stringer pyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	167	175	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		fine phyllitic metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	175	176	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	po	py					fol		fg		as above metasediment with minor sulphide enrichment. trace chalcopyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	176	180	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		metasediment with trace pyritet.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	180	201	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		rather homogenous fine grained metasediments, with phyllitic like fabric.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	201	205	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		dark, possibly carbonaceous sediment with trace pyrite particularly present on foliation services.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	205	206	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt		OVQ	qz	si		fol		fg		white transcluscent quartz veining in fine metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	206	221	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fairly homogenous fine grained phylitic metasedient	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	221	222	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	po	py	cp	PSCV	mv	bt	gr	str		fg		Fine grained well foliated meta sediment with 2-3% stringer sulphides, with smalll amounts of chalcopyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	222	242	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	bt					fol		fg		fine holmogenous phyllitic metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	242	245	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py					fol		fg		fine grained sub slaty cleavage with suggestions of fine crenulation developing. possily derived from a carbonaceous metasedimentn.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	245	251	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	si	bt					fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	251	252	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	po					fol		fg		fine phyllitc metased with pyrrhotite in foliaiton surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	252	257	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	257	272	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fine sediment with increased silica and rare light bluish silica spots.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	272	313	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fairly homogenoous with zones with weak silica alteration. well foliated meta sediment	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	313	314	LMKJV	1	FR	m	mk	gy		FR				OVQ	qz			PSCV	mv	bt	si					as above with fairly large chunks of quartz vein, milky.couloured.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	314	324	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fine micaceous metasediment with good foliation and more pervasive weak silica	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	324	326	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		strong silica alteration with minor substantial quartz veining against amphibolite contact.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	326	333	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb	bt					mas		fm		massive meta dolerite. moderately chloritiic with patchy biotite alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	333	336	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	ch	hb	bt					she		fg		strong foliation fabric with biotite and chlorite. possibly sheared amphibolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	336	344	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch	ep					mas		fg		more massive with patch possibly vein controlled strong epidote alteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC046	344	346	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	0	7	LMKJV	1	HW	l	or	br		US	cy	si	in	WCYS	si	cy	fe									silicified indurated upper clay saprolite wiith weathered iron oxidation.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	7	11	LMKJV	1	HW	l	ye	or		US	cy	la		PSCV	lm	cy	mv					fab		fg		preservation of textures within a clay altered saprolitic metasediment. fabric preserved withing micas. possible weak compositional banding.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	11	13	LMKJV	1	MW	m	br			LS	cy	fe		PSCV	he	cy										less clay weathered. haematitic iron alteration of metasedimemnt	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	13	21	LMKJV	1	MW	m	br	gy		SP	cy	fe		PSCV	si	mv	fe					fab		fg		less weathered with patchcy ironalteration.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	21	26	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fab		fg		fresh rock with weak fracture controlled iron. .well developed fabric/foliation after arenitic memtasedimeent.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	26	27	LMKJV	1	MW	l	or	wh		FR	fe			OVQ	qz	fe		PSCV	fe			mas				quartz vein horizon with strong iron oxidation. possibly a conduit for water.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	27	37	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	br		FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fol		fg		fresh metasediment with fracture controlled iroon staining.weakly siliceoous.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	37	38	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	wh		FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe	OVQ	qz			fol		fg		large milky white transluscent quartz chips within weakly oxidised metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	38	44	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		fresh, fine grained phyllitic metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	44	49	LMKJV	1	FR	l	gy			FR	si			PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		strongly silicified metasedient with patchy weak iron oxidation.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	49	50	LMKJV	1	FR	l	wh			FR	si			OVQ	qz			PSCV	mv	bt		mas	fol		fg	quartz vein horizoon. .mily white transluscent vein with a few chips of metasediment. .	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	50	57	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	bt					fol		fg		weakly silicified with minor iron oxidation.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	57	58	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	si	mv	bt					fol		fg		as above with 2% quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	58	61	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fairly homogenous metasediment,	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	61	65	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		as above with quartz veining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	65	68	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	br		FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fol		fg		metasediment with goethitic fracture controlled iron staining.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	68	73	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	73	77	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	br		FR	fe			PSCV	mv	bt	fe					fol		fg		weakly weathered metasediment with haematiite gooethite oxidatiion controlled by fracture surfaces.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	77	81	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	81	83	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	ba	py					fol		fg		massive metasediment with fracture controlled pyrite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	83	85	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				$SS	py	cp		PSCV	mv	bt	si	str	fol	fg	fg	stringer pyrite zone with trace base metal sulphides in fine grained weakly silicified metasediment.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	85	86	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	py							fg			S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	86	103	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		pervasively siliiceous metasediment. sharp contact meta doleritic amphibolite.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	103	124	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gy	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch	fs					mas		mg		massive amphibolite with mediumgrained bladed hornblendes. Appears to have minor foliation in places.pervasive chlorite alteration through out.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	124	159	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		fine metasediment, appears phyllitic with well developed fabric. possibly suggestions of compositional banding. rather homogenous.	S. Cornwell
D	19LMRC047	159	212	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch	fs					mas		mg		intercepted metamafic sill similar mineralogy to above sill. piece of metal (cracked mill ball (steel))  in chips at 183-184m, check for contamination in chemistry. drillers replaced mill ball at 184m depth.	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	212	213	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si	PAO	hb	ch	fs	fol	mas	fg	mg	contact of metamafic sill with mica schist, 10% of interval is mafic, rest is mica schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	213	214	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		trace chalcopyrite blebs disseminated in foliated metamudstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	214	215	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		chlorite/silica possible epidote alteration assocaited with quartz vein in foliated metamudstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	215	221	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	221	226	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		disseminated pyrite and minor chalcopyrite associated with thin quartz veins that cross cut foliated metasedimentary schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	226	243	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		occasional minor small <5mm clasts of recrystallised quartz in metamudstone transitioning into metasandstone but still schistose	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	243	246	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	246	251	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	251	253	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		trace pyrrhotite disseminated in schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	253	256	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	256	257	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		fg		thin sill of metamafic	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	257	260	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		disseminated trace pyrite in this layer - ?diagenetic - no veins	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	260	262	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	262	263	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		as above, disseminated trace pyrite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	263	268	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	268	272	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		disseminated pyrite and pyrrhotite, looks typical planar texture of diagenetic sulfide, some very minor quartz veins but no direct link to minor sulfides	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	272	276	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	276	278	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		altered margin of metamafic sill, chlorite/silica alteration is pervasive	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	278	281	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		fresher metamafic rock	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	281	288	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		minor blue<3mm clasts of recrystallised quartz in some metre intervals	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	288	290	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	gr		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si	PAO	hb	ch		fol	mas	fg	fg	intercepted edge of metamafic sill, comprises about 30% of interval, intruding mica schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	290	291	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		very minor trace sulfide associated with quartz vein on metamafic sill contact	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC047	291	292	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr			FR				PSCV	mv	bt	si					fol		fg		very minor trace sulfide associated with mafic sill margin	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	0	2	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gr			BR				PAO	ch	cy	he							fg		red soil and eroded orthoamphibolite, subcrop at surface, clasts of metamafic have a red/pink alteration - hematite?	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	2	5	LMKJV	1	SW	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		fresher orthoamphibolite with relict igneous texture, some minor quartz and carbonate grains	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	5	6	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		quartz vein with minor alteration on selveges	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	6	22	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	22	23	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	23	29	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	29	30	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	30	57	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		homogenous medium grained metadolerite with occasional thin quartz veins and weak chlorite, quartz alteration, no visible sulfides	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	57	58	LMKJV	1	FR	d	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch		PSCQ	qz	mi	bt	mas	fol	mg	fg	layer of 50% PAO, 50% metasandstone on metadolerite contact. trace sulfides py and cpy associated with contact, only in metamafic, not schist, probably associated with leaching of rock by minor quartz veins and chlorite alteration.	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	58	67	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg		contact of mafic with weakly foliated and recrystallised homogenous metasandstone, with occasional blue recrystallised clasts of quartz up to 2mm diameter, occasional silica alteration and minor chlorite alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	67	70	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	70	114	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg		occasional clasts of blue recrystallised quartz	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	114	115	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	115	116	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	116	118	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg		disseminated pyrrhotite with pyrite and trace chalcopyrite, chlorite alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	118	119	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	119	135	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	135	136	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	136	138	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	138	140	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	140	143	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	143	149	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	149	153	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	153	164	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	164	166	LMKJV	1	FR	m	wh	gy		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs	OVQ	qz	ch		fol	gla	fg	mg		M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	166	168	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	168	171	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	fs					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	171	172	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		intercepted a metamafic sill, orthoamphibolite (metadolerite), trace pyrite and chalcopyrite on contact	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	172	180	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch	fs					mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	180	182	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch	fs					mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	182	200	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				$DT	po	py		PAO	hb	ch	ep	dis	mas	mg	mg	zone of sulfides on margins with large quartz veins, pyrrhotite dominates up to 2% sulfide as stringers and disseminations, associated with epidote and possibly an amphibole mineral, lots of hydrothermal white quartz in intervals, some sulfides directly associated with quartz veining	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	200	201	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	201	202	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		minor zone of disseminated pyrrhotite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	202	205	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		epidote, chlorite, silica altered PAO	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	205	209	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		return to more typical PAO	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	209	216	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		trace pyrite, pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite associated with thin quartz vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	216	217	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	217	220	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	220	223	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	223	225	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	225	226	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		minor epidote alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	226	228	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	228	229	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	229	233	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	233	236	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	236	237	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	237	238	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	238	241	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	241	243	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	243	245	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC049	245	248	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	0	1	LMKJV	1	CW	d	rd			TP				TWS	he	cy	qz							fg		shallow aeolian red sand	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	1	11	LMKJV	1	MW	m	gy	wh		BR				PSCV	mv	se	qz					fol		fg		moderately weathered foliated mica schist, some hematite staining on fractures, metasedimentary rock is visibly foliated	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	11	39	LMKJV	1	SW	m	gy	bk		BR				PSCV	mv	se	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	39	56	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	se	qz					fol		fg		traces of blueish hematite in some zones	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	56	58	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	se	qz					fol		fg		significant quartz vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	58	70	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	se	qz					fol		fg		muscovite schist with occasional metasandstone intervals with less mica	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	70	81	LMKJV	1	JW	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	se	cy					fol		fg		hematite, clay and chlorite around fracture zone, probably linked to water table at 76m	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	81	84	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	se					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	84	87	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	se	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	87	89	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	se	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	89	91	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mi	se					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	91	99	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	99	115	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		predominantly foliated mica schist with occasional intervals of more quartz-rich, mica-poor metasandstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	115	120	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	120	123	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	cm		FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					mot		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	123	125	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	cm		FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					mot		fg		bleached metasedimentary rock, silica rich, greenish/cream grey colour, silicified, minor quartz vein with pink K-feldspar	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	125	130	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	cm		FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					mot		fg		as above but lacking quartz-Kfeldspar veining	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	130	131	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	cm		FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					mot		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	131	153	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	cm		FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					mot		fg		occasional intervals contain a thin <1mm quartz veins overprint alteration, contain black mineral as blebs - possibly tourmaline	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	153	155	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		fine disseminated sulfides in unaltered metasedimentary schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	155	168	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	cm		FR				PSCV	mv	si	qz					mot		fg		return to bleached metasedimentary schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	168	178	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		return to unaltered metasedimentary schist	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	178	179	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		quartz vein up to 1.5 cm thick intruding foliated metamudstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	179	185	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	185	187	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	187	206	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	206	207	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		thin interval in this metre is bleached metasedimentary schist like above	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	207	208	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		disseminated pyrrhotite and pyrite on edge of altered rock, could have hydrothermal or diagenetic origin, sulfides form disseminations up to 4mm diameter	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	208	218	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	218	219	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		trace 1 mm garnets associated with sulfides	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	219	220	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	220	225	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCG	mv	bt	gt					fol		fg		spotted 2mm garnet assocaited with minor sulfides on edge of thin 7 mm quartz veins	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	225	226	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	226	240	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	240	241	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	241	244	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	244	245	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mv	bt					fol		fg		less schistose, metasandstone interval begins	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	245	251	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mv	bt					fol		fg		disseminated sulfides associated with quartz veins up to 5 mm thick, no garnet alteration unlike above	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	251	254	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gr	bk		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg		thin orthoamphibolite sill, altered, contains trace disseminated pyrite, thin 2 mm quartz veins associated with K-feldspar	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	254	258	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		return to silicified and chlorite altered metasandstone	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	258	260	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		trace garnet assocaited with quartz vein	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	260	265	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg			M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	265	271	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCQ	qz	mv	bt					fol		fg		foliated metasandstone interval	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	271	279	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		foliated metamudstone, with occasional chlorite alteration	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	279	280	LMKJV	1	FR	m	gy	bk		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		fine disseminated, possibly diagentic pyrite, ,no pyrrhotite	M. McGloin
D	19LMRC050	280	281	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	281	284	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg		dark grey mica shist, strong foliation, quartz vein 5mm, thin 1mm garnets with the quartz.	D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	284	287	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	mv	bt						fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	287	292	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt						fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	292	293	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	293	296	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt						fol		fg		qtz vein along foliation at 295.	D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	296	298	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	298	304	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCG	qz	ms	bt					fol		fg		garnet seen	D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	304	308	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	308	312	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	312	313	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	313	321	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	321	322	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg		po disseminated in schist, and in a qz vein	D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	322	328	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bi						fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	328	329	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	329	331	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bi	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	331	332	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	mv	bi	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	332	337	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	mv	bt	qz					fol		fg		trace sulphide in the quartz vein and schist. 40%qtz at 333	D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	337	342	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	mv	bi						fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	342	345	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	345	347	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	347	348	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	348	350	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gy		FR				PSCV	ms	bt	qz					fol		fg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	350	352	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gr		FR				PAO	hb	ch						mas		mg			D.Lindsey
D	19LMRC050	352	360	LMKJV	1	FR	m	bk	gr		FR				PSCV	mv	bi	ch					fol		mg			D.Lindsey
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