Z-900/1300 target - Contact Alteration On Top of I-1

Geophysical map of the 'Spider Hole' Showing the Concentric, Circular I-1 Intrusive Body Underlying the Z-900/1300 Resistivity Anomaly. The Z-900/1300 Anomaly has a NNW-trending Orientation Which is Identical to the Epithermal Deposit at Thor.

Z-900/1300 Target
This target is a geophysical resistivity target that measures 1km and is elongated in a north-northwest direction. It directly overlies the I-1 resistivity target that is circular in shape.

Some of the features of Z-900/1300:

• The I-1 anomaly measures 1km long, 250m northeast, and in the vertical dimension is about 400m (900-1300m ASL).
  
• Z-900/1300 is elongated under a prominent ridge (Gary’s Ridge) that is almost certainly related to alteration associated with the underlying Z-900/1300 target. It includes silicification, magnetite and albite veining ('albitite') at Gary’s Corner.
• All of the intersections in Z-900/1300 are anomalous in gold up to 0.5 g/t Au (and Thor-247 also includes almost 1% zinc). What is so unique about these intercepts is the widths of the intercepts and the unique host rock – they are up to 50m wide and the host rocks are dominated by albite-ankerite-quartz and kaolinite. This is the first direct connection that has been drawn between the intrusive body and the epithermal deposit that also has appreciable gold and zinc content.
  

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