Aeromagnetic Anomaly A5
Anomaly A5 was previously identified by a Queensland Government Aeromagnetic survey. The anomaly is a small, discrete, almost circular aeromagnetic low, approximately 30 nT in amplitude, 800m in diameter and located in the central western side of the EPM block (Figures 2 and 3). It occurs immediately SW of a larger aeromagnetic anomaly complex (hosting EM Anomaly 5.1) that is elongated NW-SE, is about 20km in length and about 10km in width. EM Anomaly 5.4 was also investigated by Spatiotemporal Geochemical Hydrocarbon (SGH) soil sampling. This indicated co-incident polymetallicsilver-copper anomalism which was partly overlapped by gold anomalism all of which directly overlies the central part of the main (western) A5 aeromagnetic low (Figure 4) which is a reversed magnetic high feature (refer to ASX Announcement released
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