Fault truncating gossan-hosted mineralisation below the Spiral Pit in new drill pad. The entrance to the Spiral Pit, which appears to follow several structures including the one pictured above, and has returned assays including 35.3 g/t and 20.6 g/t Au, is visible immediately above the fault. The gossan-hosted mineralisation returned a surface intersection of 24m @ 2.27 g/t Au in channel sample profile ROC-017 immediately to the SE of this fault, and is overlain and largely covered at surface by unmineralised carbonate seen in the top and top left of the photo. This carbonate unit comprises the overthrust block, above the main thrust fault mapped in Figure 2.
Fault truncating gossan-hosted mineralisation below the Spiral Pit in new drill pad. The entrance to the Spiral Pit, which appears to follow several structures including the one pictured above, and has returned assays including 35.3 g/t and 20.6 g/t Au, is visible immediately above the fault. The gossan-hosted mineralisation returned a surface intersection of 24m @ 2.27 g/t Au in channel sample profile ROC-017 immediately to the SE of this fault, and is overlain and largely covered at surface by unmineralised carbonate seen in the top and top left of the photo. This carbonate unit comprises the overthrust block, above the main thrust fault mapped in Figure 2.