Exploration summary report 'Haigh' period ending 1 March 1989.

Abstract

An airborne geophysical survey was conducted by Austirex between June & July 1984. The flight lines were spaced by 200 metres, with tie lines separated by 4000 metres. A proton precession magnetometer was used for data collection. This had a resolution of 0.1 nano Tesla, a cycle rate of 0.5 seconds and a sample interval of 30 metres. Although there is no classic Tennant Creek style 'bulls eye' aeromagnetic anomaly on these mineral claims it is situated on major structural breaks. Future exploration work should include a photoqeological interpretation , a ground inspection and geological mapping if appropriate. Bedrock traverses should be drilled to investigate the underlying lithology and geochemistry to determine the potential for shallow mineralisation that could be associated with the structural breaks.