Golden Goliath Resources completes 10 drill holes across west grid Kwai Project, Red Lake

Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. has extended mineralization and alteration zones on the north side of the West Grid an additional 380m eastward along the Pakwash Fault by completing drill holes K20-08, 09, and 10. The extensive quartz vein system that was intersected has been split and sent for assay (see photos on Company web site). Samples have now been sent to more than one lab in an attempt to improve turn-around time for results.

The host package of basalt and porphyry has also been extended eastward and less metamorphosed phases have been encountered which correspond with outcrops on the eastern portion of the property, some 5000m to the east. Intense shearing and faulting were encountered in these last 3 holes, as was expected being close to the major deep seated fault. Drill hole K20-09 intersected extensive quartz veining as did hole 08 giving this quartz zone itself a 120-150m strike length.

As the company awaits completion of the assays from the drill holes K20-01 to K20-06, which should be complete soon, as well as holes K20-7,8, 9 and 10, most of which have already been sent to the lab. All of those holes were completed along the northern edge of the West Grid. The drill is now being moved to test other parallel fault structures and numerous IP anomalies south of the Pakwash Fault on the West Grid (see Figure 2). The first drill hole in this series (K20-11) will be on line 200E, 425N and is designed to test strong IP anomalies and a fault structure. This will be followed by hole K20-12 on 200E at 267N to test two other IP anomalies and a shear structure. Pristine gold grains were found at these localities. Five holes are presently planned but this can be modified based on what is found.

Figure 2: West Grid Completed and proposed Drill Holes

CEO Paul Sorbara Comments: "Drill holes 8, 9 and 10 contained a lot more quartz veining than we had seen before, as well as some carbonate alteration. We have now gone as far east as we can due to the presence of the lake. The new core has been logged, split, sampled and is being sent to the lab. We are now excited to test the targets along the south side of the West Grid."

 

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