The good news, the central image in the above is a combined AEM and MT image. It shows the mineralisation we have in NDIBK04 is highly likely to continue to depth.
GA's presentation this afternoon was once again focussed most specifically upon NDIBK04. The purpose and the end result for each hole were announced and discussed. GA staff made quite a deal of the different levels of geophysics that have come together to promote the prospectivity of the ground that Inca hold (surrounding NDIBK04).
They stated that it is not their job to perform multi element and acid digest assays for the potential explorers. They do not intend to assay 9 of the holes (or at least very little in the way of any intersection in those holes). However, they ARE going to assay, comprehensively, NDIBK04. They will be checking for copper and gold amongst other elements. They have mentioned the arsenic values on a number of occasions and that is often associated with gold. So it will happen but it wont happen overnight. It will be some time before we see those assay results. It was obvious though that they are keen to see the results on our hole themselves. Highly likely that this ground will also end up in our enormous length of strike (the mag/gravity trend).
In the meantime, I will take copious photos tomorrow and even if I do not get much time to post before we head bush for the next leg and lose comms, I will get at least a quick overview through. Will do more once back in 2 weeks time.
Everything we have heard and seen reinforced that the magnetism, conductivity and hydrothermal activity around our ground is the outstanding data to date in the Barkly. I think everyone else at the conference would have loved to have our ground.
