DM1 new results has strengthened excellent potential for KTA to host EM targets similar to DM1's on adjacent tenements. If DM1's EM targets are due to metal sulphides its reasonable to assume KTA has swarms of similar EM targets which may also host sulphides.
There appears to be a strong structural fabric (the dashed lines running NE-SW) and cross-cutting strong faults (solid lines running NW-SE) running parallel to the suture margin. The good news is KTA tenements are either NE or SW of DM1's survey area so the strong strucural fabric hosting the EM targets extend onto KTA's ground.
The EM survey shows at least 2 structural corridors running NE-SW, with the larger one (Focus Areas 2 & 3) running through the guts of KTA's tenements each side of DM1's survey area, with a theoretical strike length of 75km and width of 5km. In GoogleEarth this zone is marked by a number of dark outcrops which could be mafic/ultramafic rocks. Its looking quite a lot like the Fraser Albany belt along the SE margin of the Yilgarn block (this is the NW-N margin).
Focus Area 1 - 3 strong conductors - KTA tenements NE & SW, structures continue onto KTA
Focus Area 2 - a swarm of EM conductors - KTA tenements to SW, structures continue onto KTA
Focus Area 3 - a swarm of EM conductors - KTA tenement to NE, structures continue onto KTA
I really like the strength and number of EM targets in the corridor that makes up Focus Areas 2 & 3.
