Tambourah Metals has commenced aircore drilling at the T2 gold-in-soil anomaly within its Bryah Gold Project, located 160 kilometres north of Meekatharra in Western Australia.

The active campaign tests the untested surface anomaly situated 1,100 metres south of previous high-grade intercepts at Beatty Park Sth, including past results of 6 metres at 25.8 grams per tonne gold from 30 metres and 10 metres at 38.9 grams per tonne gold from 22 metres. The T2 anomaly is associated with a structurally modified and altered Narracoota Formation ultramafic-mafic sequence.

The approximately 4,500-metre program will evaluate the T2 target on a 60-metre by 30-metre grid. This represents an expansion compared to the earlier aircore program at Beatty Park Sth, which targeted approximately 3,000 metres at the T1 anomaly.

Following the completion of drilling at T2, the rig will relocate to the west Harmony area, situated 4 kilometres west of the Harmony gold mine, to test an historic gold anomaly within the Ravelstone Formation that is coincident with major northwest-trending lineaments interpreted from aeromagnetic data. That phase will involve wider-spaced reconnaissance drilling over 2 kilometres of strike at the Baxter anomaly on tenement E52/4321, while T2 is located on E52/4332.

Read the full announcement: Drilling Commences at Bryah Gold Targets