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Geophysical Survey At Philadelphia Gold-Silver Project Identifies Large Drill Target Below Flow Dome
Geophysical Survey At Philadelphia Gold-Silver Project Identifies Large Drill Target Below Flow Dome
VANCOUVER – Arizona Silver Exploration Inc. reported on a test CSAMT survey on the Philadelphia gold-silver project, Arizona. Â The survey identified a large low resistivity layer at a depth of 100-200 meters below the top of a hydrothermally altered flow dome complex. The layer is potentially a mineralized body that extends for +500 meters east of existing mineralized drill holes.
Greg Hahn, VP Exploration, said, “Building ounces in a low sulfidation epithermal system takes a lot of drilling if the target is simply the veins themselves.  Grades in the veins can be spectacular but a gold inventory that includes low grade disseminated style mineralization is potentially a big win. We have intersected considerable widths of low-grade material on the flanks of the flow dome. This survey indicates an extensive target lies below the flow dome hill.“
The company’s geologic model had predicted a gold target area beneath the altered flow dome and immediately below a “clay cap†identified by hyperspectral analyses of core hole PC22-88, located on the flank of the altered flow dome. The CSAMT anomaly represents a sizable bulk mining target to the east of our drill holes.
The large low resistivity layer lies at a depth between 100-200 meters beneath the top of the flow dome and extends for +500 meters east of our fence of drill holes. Â This west end of this target (the Red Hills Target) can be readily tested from drill pads on the patented claims. Â The heart of the Red Hills target can be drilled from pads currently being permitting with the US BLM under a Plan of Operations (POO).
It should be noted that there appears to be a prominent “feeder zone†on the west side of the low resistivity anomaly. Drill hole PC22-91, the easternmost hole on the above section, intersected a prominent hydrothermal breccia immediately before the hole was lost when the rods became stuck.  This breccia could be the outer portion of the “feeder zoneâ€. This last box of drill core assays 2 gpt gold.  The objective going forward is to drill the low resistivity layer and the interpreted “feeder zone†from the BLM pads currently being permitted once permits are received.
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