Hamelin Gold (ASX:HMG) will commence an aircore drilling program at the West Tanami Project in northeast Western Australia, after returning results from a reverse circulation program at the Fremlins South prospect.
Assays returned include 10m @ 1.01 grams per tonne gold from 24m at drillhole TLR0043A and 2m @ 1.41.
The company is still awaiting the return of assays from a 21 hole reverse circulation drill program at the Jazz prospect, expected in October.
The current aircore program has an intended reach of 5,000m to test six regional gold targets.
Managing Director Peter Bewick describes the West Tanami as a “vast and unexplored region”.
“Hamelin has been systematically applying new exploration technologies and concepts to unlock the gold potential of this district,” Bewick says.
“Our exploration programs are focusing us (in) on high priority gold targets and drill programs are in full swing.”
Hamelin Gold is an Australian gold explorer focused on developing its wholly owned West Tanami Project in Western Australia.
Write to Maddison Elliott at Mining.com.au
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