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This document outlines the steps and procedures for exploration of an area. It discusses traversing the area to collect GPS coordinates, samples of sediments, rocks and soils. Data is collected and plotted on maps for evaluation. Specific procedures are provided for pan concentrate sampling, including the equipment used and steps to collect 1kg soil samples from 30-50cm depth and mark the location.
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- 8. - Traverse (River & tributaries, ridge and spur, gridline, track, road, polygon) - GPS & traverse(coordinate, sample, bore hole locations, orientation) - Geology ( Geomorphology, Structure, Stratigraphic ) - Geophysical (Aero Mag, Ground Mag, Induced Polarization, Seismic etc.) - Botanical -
- 9. -Stream sediments sampling (-200# & -80# sizes) - Pan concentrate sampling - Rocks (floats & outcrops, ± 3 kg) sampling - Soil (auger, ridge & spur, grid) sampling - Trench, channel and pit sampling - Petrological samplings (dating, petro., fluid incl., XRF) - Drill cores sampling ( alt.& mineralized zones )
- 10. Wash all stream sediment sampling equipment (buckets, sieves, gold pans, funnel, gloves and spade) with stream water.
- 16. Equipment: Auger, “linggis”, plastic sample 1 kg size’ Sample card, aluminium tag, flaging tape, Field book, measuring tape (50 and 5m long), Water resistnt Spidol and pencil. Procedure : 30 – 50 Cm depth ± 1 kg sample Put into plastic bag, numbered. Marked location, numbered flag and alum.tag