VANCOUVER, Nov. 23 /CNW/ - Gitennes Exploration Inc. (TSX-GIT) is pleased
to provide an update on its exploration activities at the Titimina Property in
central Andean Peru. Gitennes owns a 100% interest in the 2,800-hectare
property, staked to cover prospective ground north and west of Gitennes'
Tucumachay project. Gitennes is currently drilling at Tucumachay.
The Alpha zinc target is a large zone of dolomite and limestone-hosted
zinc mineralization located within the hinge of a local cross-fold along a
fault zone. A mineralized horizon is exposed at its western (SW) edge, which
should dip and plunge east beneath covering layers. These covering layers are
locally altered and contain numerous fracture-controlled zones of
mineralization (locations C, NE and SE, below), believed to represent leakage
from a larger, concealed source.
Surface sample results (all previously released, April 18, 2006) include:
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Chip Sample Location Length Silver Zinc
ID No. (metres) (g/t) (%)
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T29412 C 6.0 4.27
T29610 C 2.5 18.40
T29616 C 11.0 2.24
T29651 C 16.0 3.10
T29654 C 5.0 1.62
T29683 C 5.0 2.01
T29759 C 5.0 6.50
T29760 C 10.0 10.41
T29762 C 6.0 5.87
T29414 NE 3.0 16.20
T29415 NE 8.0 7.57
T29612 NE 5.0 1.41
T29756 NE 13.5 8.51
T29763 SE 19.0 6.33
T29767 SE 1.5 13.90
T29768 SE 11.0 9.61
T29770 SE 11.0 4.02
T29782 SE 10 9.23
T26777 SW 2.0 56.8 more than 30.00
T26778 SW 1.2 234.0 25.50
T26779 SW 2.0 105.0 20.60
T26780 SW 2.0 42.2 10.20
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During October geophysical crews for Val d'Or Geofisica del Peru S.A.C.
completed three test lines of induced polarization (IP) surveys over the Alpha
zinc prospect. The test lines are spaced 150 to 200 metres apart, covering the
core of the zone as exposed on surface. Results are highly encouraging,
revealing a distinct moderate-strength chargeability anomaly that is at least
300 metres wide, narrowing to the northeast. The anomaly supports the
interpretation of a large prismatic zone of sulphide mineralization that is
centered within the folded and faulted carbonate sequence.
Readers are encouraged to visit the Company's website (www.gitennes.com)
where additional information, including geophysical sections, sample plans and
geological information, is available on a PowerPoint presentation.
Work at Titimina is under the supervision of James Foster (P.Geo.) and
Alvaro Fernandez-Baca (P.Geo). Analytical services are provided for by ALS
Chemex Laboratories in Lima, Peru. The technical information contained in this
release has been reviewed by Jerry Blackwell (P.Geo.), a Qualified Person as
defined in National Instrument 43-101.
The Toronto Stock Exchange has neither approved nor disapproved the
information herein.
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