Drillhole 22MT-034 returned 1.00 metre grading 2.84 g/t gold from 407.00 metres. Visible gold specks within aphanitic glassy matrix of silica and greenish-yellow sericite (phengite) adjacent to an interpreted lamprophyre dyke (top of picture). The lamprophyre dyke appears silicified as evidenced by millimetre-scale cross-cutting quartz veinlets and appears to have absorbed numerous subangular glassy quartz fragments (top of picture). Alternatively, this is a felsic dyke. The field of view is estimated to be 6 centimetres. This hole was drilled to 557.38 metres representing a vertical depth of 482.69 metres.
Drillhole 22MT-034 returned 1.00 metre grading 2.84 g/t gold from 407.00 metres. Visible gold specks within aphanitic glassy matrix of silica and greenish-yellow sericite (phengite) adjacent to an interpreted lamprophyre dyke (top of picture). The lamprophyre dyke appears silicified as evidenced by millimetre-scale cross-cutting quartz veinlets and appears to have absorbed numerous subangular glassy quartz fragments (top of picture). Alternatively, this is a felsic dyke. The field of view is estimated to be 6 centimetres. This hole was drilled to 557.38 metres representing a vertical depth of 482.69 metres.