Geological Setting and Mineralisation
The primary mineralisation being targeted typically occurs as scheelite in sheeted quartz veins and pipes hosted in volcano-sedimentary rocks of the Hodgkinson Province or the roof and upper flanks of the fertile parent granite intrusions.
The tenures comprising the Stratmin Project have preferentially been selected around and between the Mount Carbine, Watershed and Wolfram Camp deposits and have a geological setting similar to these major deposits (Figure 24).
The Stratmin tenures host a number of historical artisanal workings for tungsten, tin, molybdenum, copper and gold, including: