Resource Wrap: 08 June 2010 – TAS
June 8, 2010
Tasman Resources Limited (TAS) reported the intersection of strong copper sulphide mineralisation at the company’s Vulcan iron-oxide copper gold uranium prospect, located approximately 30 kilometres north of Olympic Dam in South Australia. The company said drill a hole intersected significantly stronger copper mineralisation than observed in the previous two holes drilled at the Vulcan IOCGU discovery. Tasman said the new drill results show variable, but locally intense copper sulphide mineralisation, which has been intersected within strongly altered host rocks over an interval of 57 metres from the basement unconformity at a depth of 874.2m to about 931m. The company said the largest accumulation of sulphides consists of massive pyrite and chalcopyrite over a down-hole width of 0.7m from 930.2m.
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