Annual report for EL 29922 Aremra for the period 2 December 2013 to 1 December 2014

Abstract

EL 29922 was granted to Oneva on 2 December 2013 and subsequently 100 orientation soil samples were collected, across the Illogwa Schist - Shear Zone (reverse thrust formation), aiming for quantitative total digest assay values to further test the zone for gold, copper, nickel, cobalt and tungsten. About 12 of Oneva's soil sample sites correspond with a previous WDR southern gridline where contiguous gold response anomalies were reported in the vicinity of Aleetara Peak in 2012. Oneva's soil sampling yielded anomalous silver (Ag) 1g-t from 4 acid near total digest ICP61 multi-elements at 41 off 100 targets. Above background (elevated) vanadium, copper, nickel, lead magnesium and zinc also registered. Gold-in-soil signatures were all subdued and recorded within and below horizons of siliceous quartz - gossan lenses and alkaline conglomerate gneissic outcrop. Gold at 6 sites registered (Au) 0.01ppm by fire assay analysis Au-AA25. Gold detection values are not consistent with the majority of silver-in-soil analytical data. Rock chip samples from 3 separate (low ground surface) quartz tension vein array's (TVA) outcrops comprising visual malachite, registered a headgrade of Au 2.20g-t and Cu 15.6 percent. Three stream pan concentrates assayed a headgrade of Au 0.03g-t, Co 130ppm, Ti 1.03 percent, V 290ppm and W 160ppm. (Background tungsten occurs intermittently across the property). Independent geologist Gary Price was consulted to link and interpret Oneva's sampled sites to geochemistry data. Price's Geological Report indicates poor inhomogeneity reconciliation of soil sample fraction-analysis protocol. A probability is that coarse gold may have been inadvertently removed via 180 micron fine fraction sieving during field sample collection.