Kula Gold (ASX:KGD) flags its exploration work this quarter has yielded prospective gold mineralisation within its wholly owned Brunswick Project in Western Australia.
A recent rock chip and mapping program conducted at the Camilleri prospect returned assays of up to 11.19 grams per tonne gold.
The company says these latest results paired with previous rock chip results in the near vicinity with grades between 0.8 and 3.3g/t gold support a more advanced exploration program in the coming quarters.
Kula also has an existing landowner agreement and submitted a program of work to facilitate the upcoming exploration program.
“Kula Gold is particularly interested in the Camilleri prospect in a historically rich area that had gold production of 236.7 ounces from 53 tonnes of material (equates to 146g/t gold)”, Managing Director Ric Dawson says.
“This neglected area had previous miners plan drillholes which for unknown reasons did not eventuate. Hopefully for Kula Gold’s benefit this historic overseigh will be fortuitous.”
Meanwhile, at the Jarvis prospect, gold prospectivity was uncovered following a recent geological review of delisted Metana Minerals soil sampling and drilling during the mid-1980s.
Kula Gold has a mapping, rock chipping, and ultra-fine fraction soil sampling program underway this quarter to provide a better gold definition for advanced exploration.
Further fieldwork on this epithermal style gold target is in progress.
Kula Gold is a Western Australian mineral explorer focused on discovering deposits considered prospective for lithium, copper, gold, nickel, platinum group elements, rare earths, halloysite, and kaolin.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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