HIGHLIGHTS
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Lithium Confirmed In Assays Up To 1.57% LiO2 Within LCT Pegmatite
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Tantalum Confirmed In Assays Up To 1172ppm Ta2O5
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Lithium Exploration Strategy Initiated With Strategic Tenement Package
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Dart Mining Confirms LCT Nature Of The Dorchap Dyke Swarm And Is The First To Explore For Lithium Along A 50km Long Zone In NE Victoria
ASSAY CONFIRMS LITHIUM PEGMATITE
Previously unanalysed small grab samples of pegmatite taken by Ryan Eagle (2009) from the southern end of the Dorchap Dyke Swarm (Blue Jacket pegmatite – Glen Wills) were reported to contain lithium mineralisation. Grab samples of this visible mineralisation at surface have now been analysed for a suite of trace elements by Dart Mining N.L. (“Dart Mining”). These first analyses proved not only the presence of significant lithium (up to 1.57% LiO2 – Sample 68824), but also show elevated levels of Cesium (Cs), Tantalum (Ta), Rubidium (Rb) and Niobium (Nb) – Table 1, consistent with the highly prospective complex zoned Lithium-Cesium-Tantalum (LCT) pegmatite class.
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