Ann: Copper-bearing Vein System Doubles in Width at Jean Elson, page-21

• At Camel Creek, a 7km by 5km gravity anomaly is interpreted to be an intrusive complex prospective for IOCG mineralisation. This large feature hosts an intense gravity low 4km by 3km in size, that is partially surrounded by higher tenor gravity anomalies. Strong correlation is seen between gravity and AEM data with the intrusive style structure extending over >450m vertical depth. Towards the centre of Camel Creek, two mineral occurrences are recorded of hydrothermally altered granite hosting quartz-ironstone veins with peak historical assay results of 2.88% Cu, 40ppb Au, 1g/t Ag, and 9.9% Fe.

if you look at the image on this page https://www.incaminerals.com.au/jean-elson-project/ you get an idea of the potential. That black line, the Tarlton Fault, is a key mystery.



Really looking forward to the AMAGRAD later in the year.