Drilling CJ Gold Project
posted on
Mar 17, 2008 07:24AM
Full Metal Minerals is a generative exploration company focused in Alaska: a large, politically stable, underexplored frontier region with the potential to host world class ore bodies. The company has made two significant discoveries in Alaska.
Full Metal Minerals Ltd. TSX VENTURE: FMM |
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - March 5, 2008) - Full Metal Minerals (TSX VENTURE:FMM) and Altair Ventures Inc. (TSX VENTURE:AVX) are pleased to announce that drilling has commenced at the CJ Gold Project in Alaska.
The CJ Project is a sediment-hosted, structurally controlled, high-grade gold vein system located adjacent to a paved highway. Several historically producing gold mines occur within a structural corridor that currently has a strike length of 3,200 meters and spans 500 vertical meters. Drilling completed by Altair and Full Metal during 2007 confirmed the strike extent of the gold-bearing system (see FMM 2007 - NR #31, December 10, 2007).
This phase of exploration will include a minimum 12 hole, 1,500 meter program, specifically targeting high-grade gold mineralization at the historically producing Dawson Mine. Historic drill results from a limited 1980 Dawson Mine drill program include:
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Hole Width Average Grade
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DDH#11 2.4 meters 40.4 g/t Au
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DDH#15 4.9 meters 9.3 g/t Au
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DDH#16 8.8 meters 18.7 g/t Au
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DDH#18 6.3 meters 28.3 g/t Au
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DDH#20 4.0 meters 8.7 g/t Au
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