Slide 1: Tombstone – NSAMT Lines, 1200m Elevation Anomalies
Tombstone – NSAMT Lines, 1200m Elevation Anomalies Deep polymetallic CRD Shallow strong Shallow weak conductor, mineralization drilled by conductor, possible possible epithermal gold-silver Santa Fe Shallow gold-silver buried intrusion mineralization mineralization drilled by USMX Old mine workings
Slide 2: Tombstone AMT 800m elevation depth slice
Tombstone AMT 800m elevation depth slice Moderate To Strong Conductor, Stratabound And Below Historic Underground Workings MISSION DISCOVERY
Slide 3: Tombstone AMT 600m elevation depth slice
Tombstone AMT 600m elevation depth slice Moderate Conductor, <175 Ohms 500m Across MISSION DISCOVERY
Slide 4: Tombstone AMT, Line 3 Inversion
Tombstone AMT, Line 3 Inversion Strong Resistor, Interpreted as Silicified Sediments Above Dyke Subvertical Moderate Conductor, Interpreted as Clay-Sulphide Altered Dyke MISSION DISCOVERY
Slide 5: Tombstone - NSAMT Line 3 Pseudo-section
Tombstone - NSAMT Line 3 Pseudo-section Strong conductor 200m below surface, Shallow Conductor, possible possibly buried, mineralized intrusion, skarn cultural influence (eg. pipeline) Moderate conductor 600m below surface, possible CRD massive sulfides MISSION DISCOVERY
Slide 6: Tombstone AMT, Line 5 Inversion
Tombstone AMT, Line 5 Inversion Strong Resistor: Interpreted as, Moderate Conductor Interpreted Resistive, Weakly Altered Limestone as Sulphide Associated With Dyke Spherical Conductor 350m Below Historic Underground Workings, Interpreted to MISSION DISCOVERY Represent Sulphides
Slide 7: Tombstone AMT, Line 4 Inversion
Tombstone AMT, Line 4 Inversion Strong Resistor, Interpreted to Shallow Resistor Represent Granodiorite Intrusive Interpreted to Represent Silicification Subvertical Conductor, Interpreted to Represent Sulphides And Altered Dyke MISSION DISCOVERY