potential 1970:Candex Mining Corporation Limited conducted grid controlled soil sampling, geological
mapping and prospecting within the eastern part of the claim block presently covered by the
claim unit referred to as the Himiomo claim (502948). This work identified an 800 by 200 m
area of moderate (>SO0 ppm) to strong (>lo00 ppm) copper soil response (Jury, 1970). The
anomaly bisects a local ridge line and coincides with the gossan evaluated during the 2005
exploration. Maximum copper values of 3500 and 3800 ppm were obtained near the topographic
upper edge of the anomaly which coincides with east and north trending chalcopyrite bearing
veins and tabular zones reportedly up to 0.6 m wide and traceable intermittently along strike for
30 m. This mineralization, referred to as the LLK showings, returned up to 11.3% Cu, 120 g/t
Ag and 0.3 g/t Au across 1.2 m as reported fiom sampling by the SGkine Joint Venture.
Upon examining and compiling data from previous operators it was
apparent that the highest potential for bulk tonnage copper-gold
mineralization on the Dok property lies within relatively unexplored
Himiomo claim unit (502984) within the southeastern portion of the
property.