1998 work program on EL 5061 and 5062 'Deaf Adder Project'

Abstract

A small exploration program was conducted in 1997, which led to the discovery of significant radioactivity within the Kombolgie Sandstone formation at Area A. After priliminary evaluation of an airborne survey two additional areas of radioactivity were defined (Areas B and C). This report outlines activities which are scheduled to commence in early August 1998 and continue to early October 1998. The proposed programme is largelly a low impact data collection exercise involving airborne photography and geophysics, helicopter assisted rock-chip, diamond indicator and stream sampling, grid preparation, ground geophysical surveys, geological mapping and prospecting. Approximately 2000m to 3000m of diamond drilling are proposed to test the thickness of the Kombolgie Sandstone in the vicinity of radioactivity delineated at Area A.