Figure 4. Plan showing Abel Knoll deposit Mineral Resource outline relative to the three lines of orientation lag samples to the west and south of the Abel Knoll deposit. Background TEM (transient/time-domain electromagnetics) image and interpreted 11.5km North-West Trend and 10km North Trend are shown and both intersect in the location of the Abel Knoll deposit. Curiously the 11.5km North-West Trend dissects the western Abel Knoll breccia from the eastern Tertiary basalt and sedimentary succession gold mineralization (the eastern larger portion of the deposit). The lag sampling is anomalous in arsenic which is characteristically associated with gold mineralization at Sandman. The location of sample 53 (0.50ppm Au) is the 4th sample from the west on the second lag sample line.
Figure 4. Plan showing Abel Knoll deposit Mineral Resource outline relative to the three lines of orientation lag samples to the west and south of the Abel Knoll deposit. Background TEM (transient/time-domain electromagnetics) image and interpreted 11.5km North-West Trend and 10km North Trend are shown and both intersect in the location of the Abel Knoll deposit. Curiously the 11.5km North-West Trend dissects the western Abel Knoll breccia from the eastern Tertiary basalt and sedimentary succession gold mineralization (the eastern larger portion of the deposit). The lag sampling is anomalous in arsenic which is characteristically associated with gold mineralization at Sandman. The location of sample 53 (0.50ppm Au) is the 4th sample from the west on the second lag sample line.