Cross section looking north. Holes 19OMS-004 and 19OMS-005 can be seen against a backdrop of CSAMT resistivity. Blue areas highlight least resistive rocks whereas greens, yellow, orange and red are increasingly resistive areas. Irving interprets resistive areas as a proxy for areas of silicification generated by hydrothermal processes during time of formation. Interpreted silicified structures, veins, are highlighted in gray. Note that the high-grade vein intercept in hole 19OMS-005 displays greater precious metal content to that in holes 19OMS-004 and 19OMS-001 above. This likely reflects proximity to the prospective boiling horizon (white line), which is believed to be at a depth of around 380 m below surface. Irving will test this area with deep drilling during Phase Two
Cross section looking north. Holes 19OMS-004 and 19OMS-005 can be seen against a backdrop of CSAMT resistivity. Blue areas highlight least resistive rocks whereas greens, yellow, orange and red are increasingly resistive areas. Irving interprets resistive areas as a proxy for areas of silicification generated by hydrothermal processes during time of formation. Interpreted silicified structures, veins, are highlighted in gray. Note that the high-grade vein intercept in hole 19OMS-005 displays greater precious metal content to that in holes 19OMS-004 and 19OMS-001 above. This likely reflects proximity to the prospective boiling horizon (white line), which is believed to be at a depth of around 380 m below surface. Irving will test this area with deep drilling during Phase Two