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Title: | Annual report EL 25207 Tanami project |
Title Holder / Company: | Palace Resources Excalibur Mining |
Report id: | CR2008-0323 |
Tenure: | EL25207 |
Year: | 2008 |
Author: | Sullivan, M |
Abstract: | Palace Resources Ltd are targeting uranium mineralisation in both recent sediments, derived from the weathering and remobilisation of older uraniferous lithologies as well as structurally controlled and uranium mineralisation associated within graphitic and pyritic members of the Lower Proterozoic Dead Bullock Formation and chloritic members of the Kili Kili beds which unconformably overlie the Dead Bullock Formation. Palace's partner Excalibur Mining Corporation Ltd are pursuing structurally controlled gold mineralisation. Often at Lithological contacts, fault structures can re-mobilise gold and other rare earth elements along these conduits to areas of lower pressure where ore formation occurs. Exploration during this period consisted of data review of previous results, interpretation of available regional magnetic and landsat data - targeting possible dispersion halos related to mineralisation and a major magnetic and EM aerial survey. The aerial survey was conducted by GPX utilising a helicopter which was based at Suplejack Downs. |
NOTE: | Additional geophysics datasets are available on request |
Date Added: | 29-Jul-2016 |
Appears in Collections: | Minerals Exploration Reports (MEX) |
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