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| Title: | 1989 Field season report Mount Bundey Joint Venture |
| Title Holder / Company: | Kakadu Resources Sirocco Resources |
| Report id: | CR1993-0641 |
| Tenure: | MCN310; MCN311; MLN305; MLN306; MLN307; MLN308; MLN309; MLN310; MLN311; MLN312; MLN313; MLN327; MLN328; MLN329; MLN330; MLN331; MLN332; MLN337; MLN338; MLN339; MLN369; MLN370; MLN371; MLN372; MLN373 |
| Year: | 1993 |
| Author: | Medd, DM |
| Abstract: | Work within the Quest 29 leases consisted of 22 RC percussion holes totalling 1132m, 4 costeans totalling 401m and 535 soil samples. Anomalous gold, base metal and arsenic values were obtained. Values obtained include 2m at 440g-t Ag, 7.94 percent Pb and 1m at 4.1g-t Au. Explortaion in the Quest 42 leases (MLN310-311, 305-313 and 332) consisted of 48 rock and 16 stream sediment samples. The maximum gold value was 0.62g-t Au. The potential for these leases to host a significant economic deposit is regarded as low. Within the Quest 44 leases (MLN 327-331) 281 soil and 11 rock chip samples were collected. Anomalous gold and base metal values were obtained. The results suggest the possibility of fault and stratigraphically related mineralization. |
| Date Added: | 20-Oct-2014 |
| Appears in Collections: | Minerals Exploration Reports (MEX) |
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