it’s near some regional scale structures that might be...

it’s near some regional scale structures that might be favourable for rare metal pegmatities. Generally covered by 5-20m of transported cover and almost no drilling.

If some plugs of the Split Rock suite are present and there are some greenstone rafts, the probability of finding good pegmatites increases.

Fine fraction soil geochem might be helpful but it has to be drilled with aircore to get any real answer.

First stage of work will be high resolution satellite remote sensing. The publicly available aeromagnetic data are probably good enough to help pick some areas for geochemical prospecting. Then bring the aircore rigs in.

there are scattered historic workings (uncatalogued) across the area that were worked by Aboriginal controlled syndicates in the 1950s and 60s for tin, beryl and tantalum (the right kind of assemblage if looking for lithium)