Two surveys one for cobalt the other for gold.
Thor have a licence to the east , their gold area is nearly a complete mirror image of Ggp’s
What is at Panorama
What is at Panorama
Two surveys one for cobalt the other for gold.
Thor have a licence to the east , their gold area is nearly a complete mirror image of Ggp’s
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The top image is the top 2 licences
The one on the left has the gold target shown with a yellow oval.
Over 6km long
On the right is a black oval encroaching over the boundary with Thor, this is what they have drawn on their plan.
The red arrow is an old gold mine.
The middle plan shows the 3 licences, the bottom one indicates where the cobalt targets are.
The bottom image is Thor’s plan showing the nickel overlapping.
The mirror image gold target can be seen in red top left.
The exciting thing here is that geology of Thor and Ggp areas are very similar and they have found 2 large areas of lithium near the centre of their licence.
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A sleeping giant.
Gold
Cobalt
Nickel
and hopefully lithium
Gold
Cobalt
Nickel
and hopefully lithium
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Well done Bamps
You got me updating my Google Earth overlays with the Thor diagrams, long overdue.
You got me updating my Google Earth overlays with the Thor diagrams, long overdue.
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Should have added this sooner
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From the annual results
“During the period, Greatland engaged external consultants to complete processing and interpretation of the Airborne Electro-Magnetic ("AEM") survey previously completed. This work identified fifteen priority targets from a total of twenty eight discrete anomalies. Twelve of these are associated with Ni prospective mafic-ultramafic rocks. In addition, several of the previous surface sampling anomalies identified pathfinder geochemical targets. A programme of surface geology mapping and soil sampling has been planned for nine distinct areas, encompassing the AEM. A native title land access agreement was successfully negotiated and signed with the Palyku group allowing immediate access to the ground.”
“During the period, Greatland engaged external consultants to complete processing and interpretation of the Airborne Electro-Magnetic ("AEM") survey previously completed. This work identified fifteen priority targets from a total of twenty eight discrete anomalies. Twelve of these are associated with Ni prospective mafic-ultramafic rocks. In addition, several of the previous surface sampling anomalies identified pathfinder geochemical targets. A programme of surface geology mapping and soil sampling has been planned for nine distinct areas, encompassing the AEM. A native title land access agreement was successfully negotiated and signed with the Palyku group allowing immediate access to the ground.”