Geologica - The Titan Project The Titan project
Geologica Resource strengthens its value proposition with its 100-per-cent-owned Titan project in B.C.’s Atlin mining district. Titan’s claims are adjacent to the Llewellyn fault zone, a more than 150-kilometre structure known to host numerous gold, silver and base metal showings, including the past-producing Engineer and Mount Skukum gold mines.
The property backs up its prospectivity with historical exploration dating back to 1899 from the likes of United Keno Hill Mines, Placer Dome and Eagle Plains Resources, as well as high-grade 2018 grab samples from the Buchans Creek showing in the north-central part of the property, and a high-grade polymetallic vein measuring 1-1.5 m wide enriched with gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, antimony and tellurium. See select samples below:
(Source: Geologica Resource) Management is currently analyzing more than 1,000 soil samples and 300 rock samples from Titan, as well as historical Skytem, airborne magnetic and EM survey data, to hone its exploration plans for a 2 km anomaly extending from Buchans Creek to the historical Rupert I showing, which yielded grab samples up to 4.1 g/t gold, 237.6 g/t silver, 11.8 per cent lead and 0.60 per cent zinc. At the Hook discovery rock samples assayed up to 62 g/t gold.
Furthermore, the company recently deepened its conviction in Titan by staking additional claims – totaling 658.15 hectares – where initial survey analysis suggests that mineralization extends to the west of the original land package, including rock samples of up to 1.8 per cent molybdenum.
Titan claims map
(Source: Geologica Resource)