Indiana Resources kicks off drilling at gold project ahead of maiden resource
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Indiana Resources has started RC drilling at the Minos prospect within its 5,713 km2 Central Gawler Craton gold project in South Australia.
The 15 hole, 2,200m program is designed to better define some of the known high-grade zones and increasing the confidence levels to enable the delivery of a maiden resource.
Drilling to date has outlined a 600-metre strike extent of shallow, near-surface mineralisation.
Previous notable results from Minos include:
The company has also commenced calcrete sampling at the Partridge prospect, the Earea Dam prospect, and the Ealbara prospect to assist with drillhole targeting.
The samples will be analysed for gold and additional pathfinder elements to identify mineralisation and aid lithological mapping.
“The results from our previous drilling programs at Minos have been outstanding and we look forward to increasing our knowledge of the Lake Labyrinth Shear Zone,” Indiana Resources (ASX:IDA) executive chairman Bronwyn Barnes said.
“We are hopeful that the current drilling campaign at Minos and the calcrete sampling will set the foundations for an expanded exploration program in 2022 once all necessary approvals are received, unlocking the potential of the Central Gawler Craton Gold Project.
“We also eagerly await the results from the drilling at Ariadne and Minos completed during November.”
Indiana has additional calcrete sampling programs being proposed to systematically explore the extensive tenement portfolio.
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