Glad you asked. With recent discoveries made by Artemis,Novo...

Glad you asked.

With recent discoveries made by Artemis,Novo Resources JV and De Grey Mining finding gold in basal conglomerates. Is it possible that Charteris Creek could host gold in basal conglomerates?

Is the stratigraphy the same as the companies listed above?

Is the basement rock (3433-3155Ma) old enough to host Basal conglomerates?

The Mt Roe Basalts cover over half the tenement, considering the recent pegging rush was to secure land across the Pilbara with Mt Roe Basalts. One would assume the Charteris Creek tenement was highly prospective?

The basement rocks are exposed on contact with the Mt Roe Basalts for approx 6km with visible
out crops on Google earth. Are these ideal condition for making a quick discovery?

With only handful of listed companies trading on the ASX with tenements covering the Mt Roe Basalts,
the rest held by private companies and Novo Resources. Do think it would be prudent to check the tenement for gold with a metal detector and rock chip samples along the exposed contact before selling the tenement?

There are many who are now waking up to the fact that the Witwatersrand analogy in the Pilbara is real. One example is the Nullagine, Marble bar area, it has gold placer deposits, the source for these deposits were never recognised until this year. They are remanets from ancient conglomerate beds that were not sealed under the Mt Roe Basalts.

I wish you and your company future success in Spain.

Cheers HT