Year 4 Annual technical report for EL 28124 Baldwin 16 February 2014 to 15 February 2015

Abstract

EL 28124 lies 250 km north-east of Alice Springs. Previous workers in the area have not been successful in drilling or discovering any economic mineralisation. A literature review and magnetic interpretation of the area suggested an unusual linear zone of magnetic highs between the regional Delny Shear Zone and the Entire Point Shear Zone. Soil samples taken during the first year of exploration revealed minor Ag anomalism. Sampling of quartzbarite veins of the Oorabra reef returned barren assays. Year 2 work was mostly office based and concentrated on understanding the geology and mineralisation styles in the eastern Arunta area. This was essential to any successful exploration program. One field trip was undertaken with several overseas geologists, with a view to earning a majority interest in this tenement. A number of areas with historic rock chip anomalism (W) were visited using the GPS and outcrops assayed with a portable Niton XRF analyser and hand held scintillometer. No mineralisation was discovered. Resampling of the anomalous Ag area was not undertaken, this was due in part to the general lack of success soil sampling has had in the area, plus absence of supporting anomalism by other metals eg copper, zinc. During Year 3, the tenement holders entered into a JV with the Modern Mineral Group Pty Ltd (MMG). MMG commissioned UTS Geophysics to acquire magnetic and radiometric data acquisition on EL 28124 and adjacent tenements held by Bralich and Riding. Approximately 1100 line km was flown north/south at 100m traverse spacings on EL 28124. Year 4 saw a detailed analysis of the data, with a proposal for an airborne EM survey being established. Several new anomalies and structures were delineated and will be the focus for the year 5 work program.