Hamelin Gold Limited advised of the return of high grade gold assay results from an initial program of surface sampling of outcropping quartz veins and ironstones at the Camel prospect in the West Tanami Gold Project, Western Australia. The Camel gold prospect ("Camel") is defined by a two kilometre long gold and arsenic regolith anomaly located 40 kilometres west of the Coyote Gold Mine. Previous drilling at the prospect is dominated by shallow RAB and RC holes with only five holes drilled deeper than 120 metres across the prospect.

Hamelin recently completed a single drill traverse across Camel to assist with the interpretation of the structural and geological architecture of the prospect. Initial results returned from RC drilling and geological observations from diamond drilling have confirmed a well mineralised, depth extensive gold system at Camel. Results from EIS co-funded diamond drilling at Camel expected in September 2022.

Low lying hills dominate the topography at the Camel prospect. A drone was deployed to collect detailed aerial photography over the central part of Camel to assist with geological mapping of the region. This program identified numerous sets of outcropping and sub-cropping quartz veins and areas of linear ironstone outcrops that can be traced continuously for 50-100m of strike before they either terminate or are concealed by thin cover.

A program of rock chip sampling of the mapped veins and ironstone units was conducted. Assay results from this program confirmed high grade gold mineralisation in numerous veins and ironstones of various orientations and styles over an area in excess of 400m of strike.