Annual report on EL 10382 AuQuest Project, period beginning 23 October 2003 and ending 22 October 2004

Abstract

Work on this tenement has been restricted to literature reviews for previous work and data entry of some of this information into GIS databases. Some of this data can be seen in figure 2. Vehicle traverses have been undertaken to assess the access to the area, which was deemed to be reasonable for dry season access. Magnetics and Radiometrics data has been reprocessed and reinterpreted to follow regional structures, which are seen to be fluid conduits for mineralisation within the region. This data is presented in Figure 2 with geology overlain. This tenement which adjoins the southern boundary of Steve's Hill EL22068 and contains the extension of the interpreted fault dislocation which has produced extensive surface mineralisation will be the primary target of follow up work and has already had some surface geological mapping completed on it. Now all of the titles that have been held up in native title have been granted a meeting with traditional owners will be scheduled so field work can begin at the start of the 2005 Dry Season.