Alto Dorado

GEOLOGICAL REPORT
ON THE
ALTO DORADO PROPERTY
DEPARTMENT OF LA LIBERTAD
NORTHERN PER
MAPSHEET 17-G
SANTIAGO DE CHUCO
8o 17 S 78o 14 W
FOR
CANDENTE RESOURCE CORP.
200-905 West Pender Street Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, V6C 1L6
PREPARED BY:
Joanne C. Freeze, P. Geo.
Ing. Fredy Huanqui G.
Evelyn D. Cox, B.Sc.
December 2nd 2003
Alto Dorado Property Summary
The Alto Dorado Property covers 5900 hectares and is located in Northern Peru in
the Department of La Liberated, 20 km south of the town of Santiago de Chico.
The property is situated approximately halfway between the Yanacocha deposit (35
million ounces gold) to the north and the Pierina deposit (7.5 million ounces g
old) to the south and is 36 km south-southeast of the Alto Chicama property, whe
re Barrick Gold recently announced a new discovery in excess of 7 million ounces
of gold. The Alto Dorado Property is within the same belt of Tertiary-age volca
nic rocks as these world-class gold deposits.
The property hosts gold mineralization in both high sulphidation epithermal and
gold-copper porphyry styles of mineralization in three distinct zones called the
Toil, Ana and Olla Zones. High sulphidation gold targets have been identified b
oth on surface and in drill holes in the Toil Zone, the Northeastern portion of
the property. These targets consist typically of vuggy silica, granular silica a
nd quartz-alunite breccia fragments with gold grades from 0.5 to 3.6 grams per t
onne (gpt). The Toril Zone covers an area at least 3.0 kilometres by 1.8 kilomet
res. In addition to the gold bearing vuggy and granular silica, anomalous mercu
ry and other elements typical of high sulfidation environments also occur.
The second high sulphidation gold zone, the Ana, occurs 3 km west-northwest of t
he Toril Zone. Trenching shows that this zone covers an area 2.7 km by 1 km and
contains anomalous values of up to 0.78 gpt gold, 390 gpt silver and 21,376 par
ts per billion (ppb) mercury. Alteration and mineralization including alunite, o
paline and vuggy silica, hematite and limonite occurs in structurally controlled
zones. Individual structures can be traced over 500 metres in length and 2 to 1
2 metres in width. The southern ends of the structures appear to connect in a br
ecciated vuggy silica body, which outcrops over an area extending 300 metres by
50 metres.
Recent sampling by the Company has also confirmed gold mineralization within the
Olla Porphyry Zone previously identified by Hecla Mining Company. Gold values o
f 0.46 gpt over 5 metres and 1.05 gpt over 3 metres were obtained from rock chip
samples in historic (Hecla) trenches. This mineralization occurs within weak po
tassic alteration in andesite and diorite porphyry. The Olla Zone occurs approxi
mately 700 metres south of the Ana Zone, however the two may overlap and be gene
tically related. The Ana and Olla Zones occur within an extensive alteration zon
e (the Western Zone) which measures approximately 9 by 2.5 kilometres and trends
north-south. The Toril Zone trends northeasterly and appears to be connected to
the Western Zone. Both alteration zones are geochemically anomalous in gold and
other elements typical of high sulphidation and porphyry environments.
The property is underlain by andesite to dacite tuffs and flows unconformably ov
erlying Mesozoic sedimentary rocks. Composite diorite-granodiorite stocks intrud
ed these units. The alteration is hosted within the volcanic and intrusive rock
s and is characterized by potassic, phyllic, argillic and advanced argillic alte
ration.
Northwesterly and northeasterly striking fault appear to control the alteration

and mineralization on the property. In addition, the Toril Zone appears to occur
within a collapsed caldera structure. Anomalous gold and mercury values associa
ted with vuggy and massive silica with hydrothermal breccias are found in numero
us mineralized centres on the property. Pima analyses from the Toril zone indica
te the presence of alunite, natroalunite, dickite, pyrophyllite, kaolinite, and
jarosite.
Most of the geochemical sampling by the Company has occurred in the Toril zone,
however, gold values in the Olla Zone range from <5
1050 ppb. The 1050 ppb gold
value is associated with quartz magnetite veinlets that are part of quartz stock
work hosted by a hornblende diorite porphyry. Gold values of up to 3600 ppb occu
r in vuggy silica and quartz alunite breccias in the Toril zone.
Prior to the Company s participation in the property, Hecla carried out geochemica
l soil and rock sampling, geological mapping and a reverse circulation-drilling
program. Thirteen holes were drilled to depths of 150 metres below surface, tot
alling 1,585.5 metres. Several holes in the porphyry zone intercepted mineralize
d intervals grading > 0.25 gpt gold and 0.20% copper with individual assays rang
ing up to 1.42 gpt gold and 0.37% copper. The most significant intercept in the
porphyry zone was obtained from one of the mineralization zones in the Olla Zone
at the where the hole averaged 0.31 gpt gold and 0.19% copper over 85.5 metres
from 13.5 metres to
99.0 metres depth (hole bottom). In the Toril zone gold grades from 0.5 gpt to 1
.5 gpt were obtained over the first 20 metres in one of the drill holes.
During the past four months the Company has carried out geological mapping, geoc
hemical sampling, geophysical surveys and overburden drilling on the property. A
K Drilling International S.A. was contracted to carry out a short hole overburde
n-drilling program on the Toril and Olla Zones. This shallow drilling was intend
ed to go just deep enough to penetrate overburden and sample the bedrock below i
n areas where outcrop exposure was poor. The geological data acquired by this pr
ogram is currently being compiled together with the geophysical and all other da
ta. Disseminated gold mineralization was encountered at Toril and gold-copper mi
neralization was encountered in the Olla Zone and the breccia zones at Toril hav
e been extended.
Geophysical test surveys were carried out on the Toril Zone by Val d'Or Geofisic
a (Peru) S.A. which included Magnetics, Induced Polarization/Resistivity (IP) an
d Time Domain Electromagnetic soundings (TDEM). Three highly resistive zones hav
e been delineated to date that may be the source to the gold mineralization in t
he breccias. The geophysical surveys also indicate that the hydrothermal system
at Toril has a minimum length of 3 kilometres. Additional surveys will be requir
ed prior to drilling these targets. Similar geophysical surveys have previously
been used in Peru to assist in the discovery of ore bodies with mineralization s
imilar to that being found on the Alto Dorado Property.
Exploration on the Alto Dorado property will continue in the form of additional
geophysical surveys, geological mapping and rock chip sampling in order to delin
eate as many drill targets as possible.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page Summary 2
1.0 Introduction and Terms of Reference
6
2.0 Disclaimer 6
3.0 Property Description and Location 6
3.1 Summary of Peruvian Mining Law
7
3.2 Royalties, Environmental Liabilities, and Permits 8
4.0 Accessibility, Climate, Local Resources, Infrastructure and Physiography 9
5.0
History 9
6.0
Geological Setting 10
6.1
Regional Geology 10
6.2
Prospect Geology 11
7.0
Deposit Type 11
8.0
Mineralization 13
9.0
Current Exploration 13
9.1
Geological Mapping 14
9.2
Geochemical Sampling 14
9.3
PIMA Study 14
9.4
Geophysical Survey 15
10.0
Drilling 16
11.0
Sampling Method and Approach: Sample Preparation, Analyses and Security:
Data Verification 18
12.0
Adjacent Properties 19
13.0
Other Relevant Data and Information 19
14.0
Interpretation and Conclusions 19
15.0
Recommendations 20
16.0
Cost Estimate 21
17.0 References 22 Certificates
Appendix 1: Sample Description Sheets
Appendix 2: Figures Showing Results
Appendix 3: PIMA Results
Appendix 4: Drill Hole results from 1998 Program
LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES
Page
Table 1. Concession Names and Size 7
Table 2. Regional Stratigraphy 10
Table 3. Comparison between High Sulfidation Model & Alto Dorado 11
Table 4. Drill Hole Data from Andes Drilling 17
Figure 1. Location Map
after 6
Figure 2. Claim Map
after 6
Figure 3. Regional Geology after 10
Figure 4. Prospects of Alto Dorado after 13
Figure 5. Property Geology Map (1:25 000) after 14
Figure 6. Property Alteration Map (1:25 000) after 14
Figure 7. Toril Zone Geology Map (1:5000) after 14
Figure 8. Toril Zone Alteration Map (1:5000) after 14
Figure 9. Map of Geophysical Lines after 15
Figure 10. Results from Geophysical Survey after 16
Figure 11. Proposed Geophysical Lines after 20
Figure 12. Proposed Drill Hole Locations after 20
1.0 Introduction and Terms of Reference

This report presents a geological evaluation of the Alto Dorado Property, locate
d in Northern Peru in the Department of La Libertad (Figure 1). The report has b
een written to accompany the Issuer s current AIF (Annual Information Form) in ord
er to give public disclosure of all data known on the property and is prepared u
nder the guidelines set out in NI 43-101. A complete list of the reports availa
ble to the authors is found in the References section of this report.
The report is based on a review of available data and regional and general infor
mation from various sources as listed under References as well as exploration pr
ograms conducted by previous owners and on behalf of the Issuer overseen by, Ing
. Fredy Huanqui G. and Joanne C. Freeze, P.Geo. of Cia. Minera Oro Candente S.A
. and the Issuer. Independent consultants have also been involved with the Issue
r s exploration of the property and their work has been summarized in this report.
Due to practicalities they are not co-authors of this report.
Joanne C. Freeze has made numerous visits to the property since the Issuer acqui
red it in October of 2002 including most recently, October 17th 2003. Ing. Fredy
Huanqui has supervised all phases of the Issuers exploration programs and Ing.
Kiko Sanchez, Ing. Joel Melgar, Ing. Eugenio Condori and Nadia Caira, P.Geo. hav
e carried out the majority of the sampling and the geological mapping.
Information required in the Mineral processing and metallurgical testing , and Miner
al resource and mineral reserve estimation items of NI 43-101F1 are not included
in this report, because no work that falls under these headings has been carried
out on the Alto Dorado property. All references to currency in this report are
in American (U.S.) dollars.
2.0 Disclaimer
Some of the sources of information on the property are considered to be qualifie
d in their own right, however, due to the fact that they practice their professi
ons outside of Canada, they may not fit the definition of qualified person as defi
ned by Notice 43-101. Legalities with respect to mineral and exploration licens
es and rights in Peru were provided by the Issuer s lawyer in Lima, Dra. Veronica
Flores.
3.0 Property Description and Location
The property discussed in this report covers an area of approximately 5900 hecta
res in Northern Peru approximately 20 km to the South of the town of Santiago de
Chuco. The property is located on the Santiago de Chuco map sheet 17-G and is l
ocated between the UTM coordinates 9,084,000 and 9,072,000 metres North and 803,
000 and 811,000 meters East and is centered at 8 degrees 17 minutes South latitu
de and 78 degrees 14 minutes west longitude.
The Alto Dorado property comprises eleven contiguous claims that total 5900 hect
ares (Figure 2). Four of the eleven claims were acquired by option from Hecla an
d the remaining seven claims were acquired directly by Cia. Minera Oro Candente
S.A., a wholly owned Peruvian subsidiary of Candente Resource Corp. and were add
ed to the agreement (Refer to 3.2 Royalties, environmental liabilities, and perm
its) under the Area of Mutual Interest. The Area of Mutual Interest refers to a
three-kilometer radius around the original four claims optioned from Hecla. Most
of the seven claims that were subsequently staked by Oro Candente, fall within
this area and are therefore part of the agreement.
81 0 77 73 69
Alto Dorado & Toril Project Location Map 4 4
8 Pierina Yanacocha ALTO CHICAMA 8
12 12
16 16
Project Location Map Alto Dorado & Toril
Simbal Sanchique Alto Chicama Project Huamachuco
Huanchaco Laredo Pedregal Agallpampa Shorey Santiago Quiruvilca de Chuco T
amboras Conachugo
TRUJILLO Moche
Salaverry Alto Dorado Pampas
& Toril
Viru
LEGEND
Panamerican Highway
0. 10 20 Kilometers 30 40 Paved road Graveled road Political Boundary
Graphic Scale Town-city Capital
Airport
Port Pacific Ocean
Figure 1: Location Map
Table 1. Claim Data

Claim Name Code Registration Date Hectares
Ana de Chuco 01-03547-97 9/29/1997 1000
Ana de Chuco 3 01-00067-00 1/11/2000 400
Luis 01-03890-97 11/6/1997 100
Carlos II 01-03544-97 9/29/1997 1000
Toril I 01-01546-02 9/2/2002 800
Toril II 01-01547-02 9/2/2002 200
Toril III 01-01893-02 9/18/2002 300
Toril IV 01-01892-02 9/18/2002 200
Toril V 01-00178-03 1/23/2003 300
Toril VI 01-01538-03 4/30/2003 1000
Toril VII 01-01935-03 6/5/2003 600
Toril VIII 01-02640-03 8/3/2003 300
Toril IX 01-02641-03 8/3/2003 300
Toril X 01-02642-03 8/3/2003 200
3.1
Summary of Peruvian Mining Law and other laws applicable to mineral expl
oration and mining activities in Peru
Mineral deposits are considered national patrimony and are owned by the governme
nt and made available to the private sector. The initial claim request is called
a Petitorio en Tramite (Petition) and once granted is called a Concesion (Conce
ssion). The application is carried out by a paper procedure that specifies the
UTM co-ordinates of the claim corners. Individual claims can be as small as 100
hectares and as large as 1,000 hectares and do not need to be legally surveyed.
Claim boundaries must now be oriented north-south and east-west. Before 1992,
claims were described by direction and distance from various geographical point
s and could be oriented in any direction. The Oficina de Catastro Minero (claim
registration office) is in the process of tying all the old-style claims to UTM
co-ordinates and claims that cannot be properly located are being cancelled.
At the time of applying for a Petitorio, a payment of US$3.00 per hectare and a
set fee of 310 Nuevos Soles (3.45 Nuevos Soles/$US) per Petitorio must be made.
The granting process can take up to six months, depending on the volume of claim
applications at the time. The process involves several stages, which include ac
ceptance of the application by the claim registration office; verification that
the area is free to be claimed; notification to the various parties involved if
there is any superposition of pre-existing claims; an announcement in local and
national newspapers (at a cost of approximately US$250.00 per claim); a technica
l review; awarding of title; and finally, granting of the concession. Once the t
itle is awarded, the property cannot be over staked.
Generally, the first application submitted has priority over subsequent applicat
ions. However, if the application relates to an area that has become open for s
taking due to an older concession lapsing, all parties staking on the first day
are considered equal. Should two or more applicants apply for identical ground o
n the same day, the conflict can be resolved privately by those applicants, or f
ailing that, the parties having overstaked may participate in an auction (Remate
) process, which provides for the contested ground to be awarded to the highest
bidder. .
8 Concessions are available to foreign companies on an equal basis provided that
they have formed a Peruvian mining company. A fee of US $3.00 per hectare must
be paid annually to keep new claims in good standing. Although the fee is based
on the January to December calendar year, the fee is not due until June 30 of ea
ch year. This rate is static for a total of six years; after which time, if the
property is not in production, the annual fee doubles to US $6.00 per hectare. A
fter 12 years without production, the fees increase to US $12.00 per hectare. W
ithin a Concession, there is an obligation to compensate landowners for the dest
ruction or disturbance of their land. Mining Concession title gives one the righ
t to exploit minerals within the Concession boundaries, although Exploration Con
cessions do not have to be converted to Mining Concessions before exploitation.

At this time, there are no annual claim-related exploration requirements in Peru
; however, the government is presently reviewing this policy.
3.2 Royalties, environmental liabilities, and permits
On June 1st, 2002 Candente entered into an Option to Purchase and Royalty Agreem
ent with Minera Hecla Del Peru S.A. (Hecla), whereby Candente had the right to a
cquire 100% interest in the Alto Dorado Property (2500 hectares/4 claims) by spe
nding US$10,000 (good standing payment) within 10 days of signing the Agreement
and issuing 100,000 shares to Hecla within 3 years. Hecla retains a 2.5% net sme
lter return, which may be reduced to 1.0% with a payment of US$1,500,000. If th
e corporation sells any interest in the Claims to another party, 25% of any cash
payment or shares of any company (less annual vigencia payments) are to be paid
to Hecla within the first year, 20% in the second year, 15% in the third year a
nd 10% in the fourth year. The Issuer completed the option and the property was
transferred from Hecla to the Issuer in August 2003.
All claims forming part of the Alto Dorado property are located in the Zona de Am
ortiguamiento del Santuario Nacional de Calipuy (Buffer Zone of the National Sanc
tuary of Calipuy). As for the Toril Property, only the claims: Toril V, Toril II
I and Toril II, are located in the above-mentioned zone.
The Santuario Nacional de Calipuy is a natural area protected under the supervisio
n of the Instituto Nacional de Recursos Naturales (National Institute of Natural
Resources)
INRENA. Exploration and exploitation activities are not allowed to b
e carried out in this zone. No part of the Alto Dorado property lies within this
zone.
The Zona de Amortiguamiento (Buffer Zone) is the area surrounding the protected na
tural area. The exercise of mining activities in this zone is restricted subject
to its Plan Maestro (Master Plan) and the permits granted by the Direccion de A
suntos Ambientales del Ministerio de Energia y Minas (Department of Environmenta
l Matters of the Ministry of Energy and Mines) pursuant to the Reglamento Ambien
tal para Actividades de Exploracion Minera (Environmental Regulations for Mining
Exploration Activities) approved by Decreto Supremo (Supreme Decree) No. 038-98
-EM, previously authorized by INRENA.
A Plan Maestro (Master Plan) consists of guidelines elaborated by are the INRENA w
hich refers to the objective of the protected natural area, the activities that
can be carried out as well as their limitations. The Corporation has received le
tters from INRENA stating that they see no impediments to the ability to carry o
ut exploration.
4.0 Accessibility, Climate, Local Resources, Infrastructure and Physiography
Access to the property from Lima is via the city of Trujillo, which is 1 hour by
air or 565 km (8 hours) by the Pan-American Highway from Lima. From Trujillo a
ccess to the town of Santiago de Chuco is by gravel road over a distance of 152
km (approximately 5.5 hours). From Santiago de Chuco access to the property is
by another gravel road, which is 33 km (1.5 to 2 hours).
The climate is dry most of the year with rains generally occurring between the m
onths of December to March. Vegetation on the property consists of grass, shrubs
, and cacti. Eucalyptus trees grow at lower elevations. In the surrounding area
, there are pastures for flocks of sheep and alpaca. Operations on the property
are not limited by seasonal variations during the year.
The Alto Dorado property is located on the high plateau in the Department of La
Libertad just west of the town of Calipuy. The topography is expressed as rollin
g hills that gently climb toward the west with elevation on the property averagi
ng 3,900m but reaching as low 3,110m and as high as 4,385m along the western mar
gin of the property.
Just east of the town of Calipuy, the terrain rapidly descends toward the Rio Ta
blachaca. Sufficient water for exploration and development purposes should be av
ailable from natural and manmade watercourses on the property. Power can be supp
lied by drawing upon the national power grid, as power lines are located in clos
e proximity to the property. Mining personnel are readily available for hire in
Per. Potential tailings storage areas, waste disposal area, heap leach pads, and
processing plant sites have not been surveyed.
5.0 History
The area had originally been staked prior to 1997, but claimholders let the grou
nd lapse in early 1997. No information is known about what occurred prior to thi
s time.
In 1997, Hecla geologists were prospecting for gold deposits in Peru, mainly foc
using on hydrothermally altered and oxidized volcanic rocks of Tertiary age in t
he Western Cordillera of the Andean Mountains. Of particular importance were low
-grade gold deposits that could be mined using bulk tonnage and heap leach metho
ds. For this reason, Hecla staked 12,000 hectares in late September 1997. The pr
operty was later reduced to 8,800 hectares. Hecla targeted the area by identifyi
ng alteration zones and volcanic centers in Landsat satellite images.
Immediately after staking, crews began geochemical sampling and geological mappi
ng to identify possible drill targets. Two major alteration zones were mapped, o
ne measuring over 7 kilometres by 2 kilometres, and the other one measuring 1.5
kilometres by 1 kilometer. A grid with stations spaced 100 metres apart, was es
tablished to cover these two alteration zones and over 3500 rock chip and soil s
amples were collected. Where geochemical values were greater than 0.10 ppm gold,
1.5 ppm silver and 500 ppm copper, fill-in sampling on 25-metre centers was con
ducted. This exploration work identified five main zones of significant gold min
eralization. These zones include the Brujas zone in the south, Olla and Pushavar
a zones in the center, Sogovara to the east, and the North vein zone to the nort
h.
In early 1998, a 12-kilometre access road was constructed. A trenching program
followed this construction. Trenching was conducted in two areas or zones on the
property, the Olla zone and the Brujas zone. According to an internal memorandu
m from Barry Devlin (1998), a total of 928 metres in 12 trenches were excavated
in these areas with a bulldozer excavating 585 metres and
10 the rest being dug by hand. All the trenches were dug to a minimum depth of
2 meters to guarantee that the samples were collected below the soil horizon. Ch
annel samples collected at 3-metre intervals in these trenches returned assay va
lues ranging up to 1.42 gpt gold and 13.7 gpt silver. One trench in the Olla zon
e yielded a 54 m long interval averaging 0.34 gpt gold with a higher-grade sub-i
nterval that averaged 0.46 grams per tonne gold across 33.0 m. Another trench i
n the Brujas zone, 3.5 kilometres south of the Olla trenches, yielded a 156 metr
e long interval averaging 0.20 gpt gold. Porphyry-type, gold-copper mineralizati
on associated with quartz stockwork veins was observed in all of the trenches. (
Devlin, 1998)
In August 1998, a reverse circulation drilling program was conducted. The purpo
se of this program was to test several targets identified from earlier work. Det
ails of this drill program are covered in the Drilling section of this report.
6.0 Geological Setting
6.1 Regional Geology
The stratigraphy of the Santiago de Chuco area is detailed in Table 2 and the re
gional geology is shown in Figure 3.
Table 2. Stratigraphy of the mapsheet Santiago de Chuco 17-G
Age Formation Thickness Lithology
(meters)
Quarternary Alluvium -Mud, sand, and gravel.
Quarternary Fluvioglacial gravels -Mud, sand, and gravel.
Discordant Early Tertiary Andesitic pyroclastic flows, dacites, Calipuy Volcani
cs 2000 rhyodacites, and rhyolites with
Late Cretaceous
intercalations of shales. Angular uncomformity Late Cretaceous Huaylas Fm. 300 T
hick-bedded conglomerate. Angular uncomformity Chulec: 525m of limestones with i
ntercalations of arenaceous shales. Inca:
Inca and Chulec Fms. 725
200m of oolitic sandy iron-bearing limestone and green fossiliferous shales. Far
rat Fm. 300 Quartzites, sandstones, and shales. Carhuaz: 1300m of thin bedded
Early Cretaceous
continental shales with intercalations of
Santa and Carhuaz
1641 cross-bedded sandstones. Santa: 341m of
Fms.
dark colored limestones intercalated with shales. Chim Fm. Quartz arenites with c
arbonaceous
700
shales and lenses of coal. Slatey shales with thin intercalations ofLate Jurassi
c Chicama Fm. 1050
sandstones, quartzites, and mudstones.
Intrusive Rocks
Miocene Undifferentiated granodiorite-dacite-andesite-rhyolite
Figure 3: Regional Geology

6.2 Local and Prospect Geology
Andesitic composition rocks are the dominant rock type on the property. These an
desites have been assigned to the Calipuy volcanics and are comprised mainly of
flows with subordinate amounts of intercalated pyroclastic and sedimentary rocks
. East of the property boundary, Mesozoic sediments form the basement. Both the
Mesozoic sediments and Calipuy volcanics were intruded by stocks of granodiorite
-diorite-microdiorite porphyries. Recent gravel, alluvial and colluvial deposits
cover several parts of the property.
7.0 Deposit Types
Porphyry Deposits
A porphyry deposit may be defined as a buried deposit in which the ore minerals
occur as networks of veinlets and /or disseminated grains within acid to interme
diate intrusive bodies. Porphyry style mineralization and alteration invariably
penetrates the host rocks surrounding the mineral bearing intrusions. Porphyry d
eposits are characteristically low grade but they are economically viable when t
hey contain large tonnages of mineralized rock at sufficient grade that it can b
e moved and processed at a profit. Mineralization typical of porphyry deposits h
as been found to date over a 5 km extend in the Olla Zone of the Alto Dorado Pro
perty (the western portion).
Epithermal Deposits
Epithermal deposits are the uppermost or distal expression of the porphyry envir
onment. Within the past fifteen years, the scientific community has subdivided e
pithermal deposits into two mineralogically distinct classifications, as a resul
t of formation in different geological settings. The two principal deposit types
have different fluid sources, circulation paths, cooling histories and depositi
onal environments.
The first system, the low sulphidation, adularia-sericite type is formed from pr
edominantly meteoric water convection cells, in fossil geothermal and hot spring
settings within structurally extended zones. This type of system occurs commonl
y in areas with predominantly subaerial, silicic volcanism. Typical environments
are: the continental volcanic, caldera related deposits, such as Creede Colorad
o; back arc extension related volcanic zones such as the Taupo volcanic zone in
the North Island of New Zealand and strike-slip related transtensional continent
al margin settings, such as McLaughlin, California.
The second system, the high sulphidation, acid-sulphate, alunite-kaolinite type
is formed from upwelling, magmatically supplied and driven, intrusion related fl
uid systems in stratovolcanoes, domes and flow dome complexes within magmatic ar
cs. Typical deposits are found in the young volcanic island arcs and continenta
l-margin arcs throughout the Circum Pacific Rim, including the South American An
des. Examples include Pierina and Yanacocha in Peru, El Indio, Tambo, La Coipa a
nd El Guanaco in Chile, the Goldfields district of Nevada and Lepanto in the Phi
lippines. The Toril and Ana Prospects of the Alto Dorado Property belong to this
type of deposit.
Table 3. Comparison Between the High Sulfidation Model and the Toril and Ana Pro
spects
High sulfidation Toril and Ana prospects
Structural setting Intrusive belts, caldera margins, collapse structures, brecc
ia pipes, flow-dome complexes, and diatremes. Intrusive belt, breccia pipes, an
d flow dome complex.
Age of mineralization and host rock Similar to host rock (<0.5 Ma.) Unknown
Mineralogy Pyrite, enargite, native gold, electrum, covelite, chalcopyirite, ch
alcosite, bornite, no selinides, tennantitetetrahedrite. Pyrite and Fe oxides to date
Metals Gold, copper, and silver mercury barite arsenic antimony Anomalous gold
values mercury barite arsenic antimony
Alteration Areally extensive, massive replacement of vuggy quartz, advanced arg
illic to argillic, pyrophyllite+sericite. Abundant hypogene kaolin, extensive hy
pogene crystalline alunite, barite, presence of calcite, rare chlorite. Locally
gypsum and native sulfur. Areally extensive. Local Potassic, phyllic and interm
ediate argillic alteration. Vuggy grey slica with hematite, development of quartza
lunite (advanced argillic), in part with brecciation. alunite, natroalunite, dic
kite, pyrophyllite, kaolinite, and jarosite
Temperature 100- 350 C. Unknown
Salinity 1-24 wt. % NaCl eq. early high salinity, later dilute. Unknown
Source of fluids Dominantly magmatic component with variable components of mete
oric fluids. Unknown
Sulphur Source Deep-seated magmatic, oxidized. Unknown
Principal host rock Dacite dome, andesite, andesite pyroclastics + flows, quart
z-latite porphyry, tuffs. Andesitic pyroclastics and flows intruded by a granit
oid stocks and. dacite domes?
Deposit form Hydrothermal breccias or breccia pipes, veins, veinlets, vuggy sil
ica, stockworks, stratiform bodies commonly with hydrothermal breccias, vertical
breccias. The alteration presents an irregular form controlled by a NW fault w
ith subordinate NE faults.
Lateral zonation of alteration Vuggy silica, advanced argillic to argillic (qua
rtz-alunite, kaoln, illite), propylitic (montmorillonite, chlorite). Combination
of lithologic and structural control: vuggy silica/massive silica, quartz-aluni
te (alunite, natroalunite, kaolinite), argillic (kaolinite, Montmorillonite). Lo
cal potassic (magnetite, biotite, chlorite) and phyllic (quartz, sericite).
This table is a compilation of work by Hayba et al (1985), Heald et al (1987), B
erger and Henley (1989), White and Hedinquist (1990), Henley (1991), Sillitoe (1
992) and Arribas (1995).
8.0 Mineralization
The Alto Dorado property hosts gold mineralization in high sulphidation epitherm
al styles and gold-copper mineralization in porphyry styles. Several prospects
have been identified on the property (Figure 4). The northeast satellite zone is
named the Toril Zone and hosts gold mineralization with values from 0.7 to 3.6
gpt in outcrop as well as in trenches and pits. To date, gold has been found in
vuggy silica, granular silica and quartz-alunite breccia, which are all typical
of high sulphidation systems. The Toril zone is recognized over an area at leas
t 2.4 km by 1.8 km. Arillic (clay) alteration hosts a northeasterly striking zon
e of quartz
alunite breccia measuring approximately 750m x 100m, and along the s
ame strike, two areas of granular vuggy silica measuring 100 x 20 and 100 x 30 m
eters. Further along strike to the NE an area of advanced argillic (alunite-clay
) altered tuffs measuring 350 x 60 meters outcrops. Numerous smaller bodies of
grey vuggy silica outcrop to the east and west of the quartz-alunite breccia. T
wo bodies of andesite porphyry were mapped in the SW quadrant of the Toril zone.
These bodies measure approximately 450 x 400 and 450 x 100 meters respectively
. It is not known if these bodies are flows or intrusives and if they are altere
d or mineralized (pre or post mineralization).
A second high sulphidation gold zone, the Ana Zone, has also now been identified
3 km westnorthwest of the Toril Zone. Trenching shows that this zone covers an a
rea 2.7 km by 1 km and contains anomalous values of up to 0.78 gpt gold, 390 gpt
silver and 21,376 ppb mercury. Alteration and mineralization including alunite,
opaline and vuggy silica, hematite and limonite occurs in structurally controll
ed zones. Individual structures can be traced over 500 metres in length and 2 to
12 metres in width. The southern end of the structures coalesce into a brecciat
ed vuggy silica body, which outcrops over an area 300 metres by 50 metres.
Recent sampling has also confirmed gold mineralization within the Olla Porphyry
Zone previously identified by Hecla. Gold values of 0.46 gpt over 5 metres and 1
.05 gpt over 3 metres were obtained from rock chip samples in historic (Hecla) t
renches. This mineralization occurs within potassic alteration in andesite and d
iorite to microdiorite porphyry. The Olla Zone occurs approximately 700 metres s
outh of the Ana Zone; however, the two may overlap and be genetically related. O
ne of the most significant intercepts from Heclas drill hole data was obtained f
rom one of the mineralization zones in the Olla Zone where the hole averaged 0.3
1 gpt gold and 0.19% copper over 85.5 metres from 13.5 metres to 99.0 metres dep
th (hole bottom).
9.0 Current Exploration
The Issuers subsidiary Cia. Minera Oro Candente commenced exploration on the pro
perty in April 2002. This report covers geological mapping, rock chip sampling o
f outcrops and pits, PIMA alteration studies and a test ground geophysical surve
y. Oro Candente personnel carried out the majority of the work except the geophy
sical survey. Val D Or Geofisica in Lima, Peru conducted this survey. Additional
geophysics is in progress and an overburden-drilling program was recently comple
ted. The results are currently being compiled and will be included in an amendme
nt to this report. Due to the fact that neither the geophysics nor the overburde
n drilling is complete, they are still included in the Recommendations section o
f this report.
9.1 Geological Mapping
Geological mapping by Minera Oro Candente geologists, at a scale of 1:25000, is
shown in Figure 5. Figure 6 shows the alteration on the Alto Dorado Property at
the same scale. Figures 7 and 8 show the geology and the alteration respectivel
y on the Toril Zone at a scale of 1:5000.
9.2 Geochemical Sampling Toril
Several meters of overburden cover much of the Toril Zone, such that bedrock out
crops in very few areas. For this reason, a trenching program was carried out in
November and December of 2002 to obtain samples of bedrock. In areas where outc
rop was not found by construction of the trenches, pits were dug to depths of up
to 8.5 meters in depth. During the 21-day program, 7 trenches and 5 pits were
dug.
Within the Toril Zone, there are several areas of anomalous gold mineralization
with gold values averaging 0.79 gpt (790 ppb) gold, 0.44 gpt gold and 0.83 gpt g
old. They range up to 3.63 gpt gold. These values occur in breccias with fragmen
ts of vuggy silica and quartz-alunite found in the trenches and pits. The geoche
mical analyses were performed at the laboratories of Chemex, CIMM, and ACTlabs i
n Lima Per. The results are summarized as follows: Au <5 3600 ppb, Hg: <0.1
32817
ppb, Ag: <0.2 390 ppm, Ba: 28
393 ppm, Cu: 10 362 ppm, Fe: 0.88
13.03 %, As: 6
626 ppm, Mo: 3
242 ppm, Sb: <5 41 ppm, Pb: 6
1672 ppm and Zn: <2
12489 ppm. Complete results for all zones are shown in Appendix 1. Figures show
ing these results as well as Hecla s results are found in Appendix 2.
Ana
Most of the geochemical sampling to date by the Issuer has been carried out in t
he Toril zone, however, gold values in the other two main areas of alteration (t
he Ana and Olla Zones) range from <5
1050 ppb. Not all samples in this area had
multi-element analysis carried out on them.
A total of 83 rock samples were collected in the Ana Zone of Alto Dorado. Thirte
en of these samples assayed over 0.3 gpt gold, six assayed over 0.5 gpt gold and
one sample assayed 1.05 gpt gold. This sample was collected from Trench 2 and i
s associated with a quartz stockwork hosted by a hornblende-diorite porphyry. T
he results for the Ana Zone are summarized as follows: Au: <5 1050 ppb, Hg: 7
21
376 ppb, Ag: <0.2 389 ppm, Ba: 10
1799 ppm, Cu: 20 848 ppm, Fe: 2.57
13.16 %, As
: 3 1470, Mo: <1
140 ppm, Sb: <2
116 ppm, Pb: 12
2335 ppm and Zn: 8
1360 ppm.
Olla
A total of 30 rock samples were collected from the Olla Zone. Six samples assay
ed over 0.3 gpt gold, three samples assayed over 0.5 gpt gold with the highest g
rade being 0.7 gpt gold in a selective channel sample 5.2 m wide. Hecla drilled
several holes in the Olla Zone and intercepted mineralized intervals grading >0.
25 gpt gold and 0.20% copper with individual assays ranging up to 1.42 gpt gold
and 0.37% copper. The most significant intercept obtained in the Olla Zone avera
ged 0.31 gpt gold and 0.19% copper over 85.5 meters from 13.5 meters to
99.0 meters depth (hole bottom).
9.3 PIMA Study
Heberlein and Thompson (2002) carried out an alteration analysis on 79 samples.
The PIMA short wave infrared spectrometer was chosen as a fast and efficient met
hod to determine the major alteration minerals present. In PIMA, short-wave inf
rared (SWIR) spectroscopy detects the vibrational energy within molecular bonds
that have bending and stretching modes within the
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LITHOLOGY
LEYEND
SYMBOLS
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Granodiorite
0 1000 Meters
Hornblende Diorite Porphyry
Strike and Dip of Layer Map Area
3
CIA. MINERA ORO CANDENTE
Andesitic Lavas (Medium Grained)
Foliation
Dirt Road
4
Pyroclastic Breccias ( > 10cm) Lithological Contacts IV I
5
ALTO DORADO PROPERTY
Phaneritic Andesitic Lavas Vein Phase 1 Trenching
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17-g
GEOLOGICAL MAP
Fault defined, inferred
Phaneritic Andesitic Lavas with
Thin Layers of Lake Sediments
7
Property Boundary
DATE : 10-10-02 GEOLOGY: ETA
III II
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Aphanitic Andesitic Lavas SCALE: 1:25,000 DRAFT: DMD
HECLA Drill Hole CANDENTE Data and Chalcedonic Silica at the Top Hole ID=98-013
Sample PROJECTION : Provisional South America 56 Zone 17 Lake Sediments in Thick
Layers, Altered with Tuffs
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Andesitic Tuff
Figure 5: Property Geology Map

CANDENTE Toril I 800 Has
Ana de Chuco 1000 Has CANDENTE
Ana de Chuco 3 400 Has CANDENTE Toril VI 1000 Has CANDENTE (Au) High Sulphidati
on
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1 4 2 2 2 2 5 High Sulphidation Zone (Au) Toril VIII 300 Has CANDENTE 300
Has BARRICK Ururupa 14 800 Has BARRICK
1 2 1
2 7
5 Luis 100 Has CANDENTE 2 4 2 2 6 2 Carlos II 1000 Has CANDENTE Toril IX 3
00 Has CANDENTE 100 Has BARRICK Toril VII 600 Has CANDENTE
7 2 2 7 Porphyry Zone(Au-Cu)
2
4 5 7 7 6 Toril X 200 Has CANDENTE High Sulphidation(Au)
4 1 Toril II 200Has CANDENTE Toril IV 200 Has CANDENTE
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 Silica (Vuggy & Massive) Acid Sulphide Leaching (clay, aluni
te, silica, pyrophyllite) Quatz Stockwork Sericitic Argillic Propylitic (chlorit
e, magnetite, epidote, pyrite) Potassic (chlorite, magnetite, calcopyrite) Fresh
Rock Quaternary Hole ID=98-013 17-g Map Area I IIIII IV CIA. MINERA ORO CAND
ENTE DATE : Jun 2003 PROJECTION : Provisional South America 56 Zone 17 SCALE AS
SHOWN GEOLOGY: JM-ETA DRAFT: DMD ALTO DORADO PROPERTY Alteration
FIGURE 6: Property Alteration Map
Bloques rodados de Brecha
N
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6 6' Secc 6W
5
5'Secc 5W
0 50 100 150 200
Oro Candente Property
LEYEND
Meters
SYMBOLS
LITHOLOGY MAP AREA
Pit1. Post Mineral Subvolcanic Dome
Strike & Dip
5. Hydrothermal Breccia Principal Fault (Regional)
TORIL PROSPECT
Trench2. Andesitic Flow 6. Mechanical Breccia Fault
Joints
Geological Map
Football Field Strong Jointing 17-g
3. Tuff 7. Carapace Breccia Strong Fracturing
DATE : 01-07-03 GEOLOGY: FH-JM
4. Pyroclastic Breccia
8. Ferricrete SCALE AS SHOWN DRAFT: DMD
PROJECTION : Provisional South America 56 Zone 17
Figure 7: Toril Zone Geology Map
Bloques rodados de Brecha

N
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6 6' Secc 6W
5
5'Secc 5W
LEYEND ALTERATION SYMBOLS Pit MAP AREA CIA. MINERA ORO CANDENTE
Granular Silica Alunite Silica Silica Clay Massive Silica Propylite Fresh Clay
Ferricrete Fault Fracturamiento fuerte Principal Fault (Regional) Joint Strike
& Dip Trench Football Field Oro Candente Property 17-g 0 50 Meters 100 150 2
00 DATE : 01-08-03 SCALE 1:10,000 GEOLOGY: FH-JM DRAFT: DMD Alteration Map TORI
L PROSPECT
Breccias HECLA Drill Holes PROJECTION : Provisional South America 56 Zone 17
Figure 8: Toril Zone Alteration Map
15 1300 to 2500 nm region of
observed absorption features
a function of the molecules
indicate that the alteration
nite, natroalunite, dickite,
the electromagnetic spectrum. The positions of the

in the spectrum and their characteristic shapes are
present in the mineral. The results from this work
on the property is dominated by the presence of alu
pyrophyllite, kaolinite, and jarosite. (Appendix 3)
9.4 Geophysical Survey

A ground geophysical campaign was conducted by Val D Or Geofisica in Lima, Peru on
behalf of Cia. Minera Oro Candente in May 2003. The test was performed over the
Toril and a portion of the Ana zones. The purpose of the campaign consisted of
testing the geophysical response over zones of hydrothermal alterations typical
of high sulphidation gold mineralization. The ground geophysics aimed to determi
ne the chargeability, resistivity and magnetic contrasts between the host rock a
nd the following alteration sequence: argillic, silica-alunite, granular and/or
vuggy silica. IP/Resistivity and TDEM methods were completed along specific surv
ey lines running over known alteration zones. A magnetic survey was also perfor
med over the same survey lines. There are three lines in the Toril Zone (Figure
9) and one in the Alto Dorado Zone.
The following is extracted from Regean Pineault (2003) and covers the procedures
used in the geophysical survey and the reliability of the data obtained.
The IP survey preparation consisted of digging pits (50 x 50 x 40 cm) in order to
establish transmitter current electrodes (3 corrugated zinc plates per station)
. The plates were laid out 1 to
1.50 meters apart perpendicular to line direction and covered with dirt. The inf
inity electrodes (static) were setup around a circle of 10 meters diameter with
8 plates per infinity point. The minimum distance between fixed and the roving e
lectrodes was 1,500 meters. The points were prepared in advance with water in o
rder to allow good electrical contacts, and to stabilize the ground resistance.
... During acquisition, the quality of data was closely monitored by the operato
r in charge in order to recognize and rectify and problem arising from equipment
malfunction, mixed wires, tellurics and/or spherics interference, cultural effe
cts, and bad electrode contacts. Great care was exercised in the preparation of
the current points to allow for enough current to provide adequate signal streng
th at wide dipole separation. At least two repetition readings were taken with t
he receiver in order to verify repeatability.
... Besides on-site data quality control, the data was sent to the Lima office f
or further analysis. Once the data was received in the office through sat-phone
it was further processed and edited with Oasis Montaj software, which allows in
teractive data quality processing. Bad repetitions and noisy data were erased pr
ior to plotting the final maps and sections...
The magnetic survey was ... conducted with two GSM-19W total field magnetometers
. One unit was mobile while the other served as static base station to monitor
the diurnal variations of the magnetic field. ... The static unit recorded the m
agnetic field every 10 seconds. Measurements with the mobile units were taken i
n manual mode every 10 meters, with detail at 5 meters intervals in anomalous zo
nes. The clocks on the mobile and static units were synchronized daily prior to
survey using the satellite time. A reading with the mobile units was also taken
every day at the location of the base station in order to ensure consistency be
tween the measurements of the three units. ... At the end of each survey day, th
e magnetic data from the mobile and base units were transferred to a computer...
and the data corrected for diurnal variations.
TORIL I
T-14
T-14 T-6
T-13 T-15 P-B
T-10 P-A
Slica-alunite T-12
ANA DE
T-16 T-18 T-17
CHUCO 3 T-9 granular silica
T-5
T-4
P-5
T-2 T-8 P-4
T-1 T-3
P-1A P-1 P-2
T-7 P-3A
P-6 P-3
L2
Breccia
0.9km
Silica-alunite-clay
0 500
Argillic METERS TEM spacing 100m.
? 2.6km L1 IP station every 25m
Principle Line
Geophysical Test Lines
Every 25m
TOTAL: 5.0Km
TORIL Prospect
Figure 9: Map of Geophysical Lines
?
16 ... The TDEM (Time Domain Electromagnetic) Survey was performed with in-loop
configuration. Measurements were taken at the center of the transmitter loops.
Transmitter loops of size 300x300m were used to test the EM response over known
hydrothermal alteration. ...The synchronization was monitored prior to each soun
ding by taking a reading of the primary pulse (PP test) and verifying the correc
t setting of the Zero Time Set. ... Three or more readings were systematically
recorded at the point of measurement to insure data repeatability. (R. Pineault,
2003)
Line 1E was targeting the core of the Toril Zone where the typical high sulphida
tion alteration system has been recognized by geological mapping. The results ar
e as follows: The 25-meter dipole survey indicated a very highly resistive featu
re of more than 3000 ohm-meters, which corresponds to the outcropping granular s
ilica zone. Northeast of these high-resistivity values, very low resistivity val
ues clearly indicated the presence of advanced argillic alteration. The TDEM sou
ndings confirmed the IP resistivity features (both the highs and lows) at shallo
w and moderate depths, but the contrasts are subtler. The most significant resu
lt obtained with this survey was a large high-resistivity feature of approximate
ly 800 metres in width just beneath very low resistivity values. Intense silicif
ication at depth (i.e. a buried siliceous body) is likely responsible for the hi
gh-resistivity feature. The magnetic survey clearly outlined geological contact
s on either side of the Toril Zone. All of these results can be seen in figure 1
0.
Line 2E extends parallel and 300 metres west of Line 1E. A resistive response wa
s confirmed over the outcropping silica-alunite zone. Over the same alteration
zone, weak to moderate chargeability values were also confirmed and the magnetic
response showed smooth profiles similar to Line 1E.
The last line in the Toril Zone is Line 5N and it runs perpendicular to both Lin
es 1 and 2E. The IP/Resistivity results indicated a moderately high-resistivity
feature similar to the same feature observed on Line 1E. The TDEM results confi
rmed the presence of an extensive argillic alteration zone on either side and be
low the silica-alunite outcrops. A high-resistivity feature is outlined at dept
h in the northwestern portion of the line.
Line 1AD was carried out over part of the Ana Zone and the resistivity profile r
emained relatively flat with both the IP survey and the TDEM soundings. The char
geability, on the other hand, clearly outlined weak to moderate anomalies, which
confirmed the presence of two structurally controlled mineralization zones.
The geophysical surveys also indicate that the hydrothermal system at Toril has
a minimum length of 3 kilometres. Considering that the gold mineralization at th
e Toril Zone occurs in silica bodies, this could be a source for the gold bearin
g breccias found at surface. Similar geophysical surveys have previously been us
ed in Peru to assist in the discovery of ore bodies with mineralization similar
to that being found on the Alto Dorado Property. It should be noted that the sur
veys were very preliminary and therefore additional surveys will be required pri
or to drilling these targets.
10.0 Drilling
Andes Drilling (Peru) S.A. was contracted by Hecla for Phase 1 reverse circulati
on (RC) drilling. Drilling commenced August 10 and finished on August 29, 1998 a
nd thirteen holes, totaling 1585.5 metres, were drilled. Holes ranged from 99.0
to 175.5 metres in length, averaging 122.0
metres. Known gold zones and mineralized structures were tested to depths betwee
n 85.0 and
150.0 metres vertically below the surface.
Sampling was carried out under the direct supervision of the on-site Hecla geolo
gist. For dry samples, a cyclone assembly and Gilson splitter were used for rec
overy of the sample material. A rotary splitter was employed when water was meet
. The samples were collected at 1.5 metre intervals and one-quarter sample split
s were submitted to Intertek Testing Services in Lima, Peru for testing. For sec
urity purposes, an additional one-quarter split of each sample was collected. A
n extra one-quarter split (collected in addition to the primary and security sam
ples) was also collected for every 50th sample and sent to the laboratory for qu
ality control purposes.
The standard procedures for rock preparation at Intertek Testing Services consis
t of drying, crushing (-10 mesh), splitting (250g) and pulverizing (-150 mesh).
The lab also recorded the weights of each sample before and after drying, which
allowed the estimate recoveries to be determined. According to Pfau (1998) reco
veries averaged 65-85% and for preliminary exploration purposes, these recoverie
s are acceptable. (Pfau, 1998)
Holes for this program are listed in Table 4 and results are shown in Appendix 4
.
Table 4: Alto Dorado
1998 Phase 1 Reverse Circulation Drilling
Hole # Bearing Dip Length (m) Zone Comments
98-001 120 -60 99.0 Olla Test below Trench # 2
98-002 120 -60 124.5 Olla Test below Trench # 2
98-003 120 -62 99.0 Olla 100m south of Trench # 2
98-004 120 -75 105.0 Olla 100m north of Trench # 2
98-005 110 -60 124.5 North Test below East Vein
98-006 110 -90 150.0 North Test below East Vein
98-007 300 -70 124.5 North Test velow West Vein
98-008 60 -60 175.5 Brujas Test below Trenches # 6 & 7
98-009 270 -65 105.0 Sogovara Follow-up Au geochem anomalies
TOTAL 1585.5
All drill holes reported having significant mineralized intervals. Mineralizati
on consisted of varying amounts of sulfides at depth and iron oxides closer to t
he surface. Oxidation was associated with fault structures and was generally fou
nd to depths between 10.0 and 40.0 metres below the surface. The sulfide mineral
ization is dominated by pyrite (<10%) with some of the holes also having signifi
cant amounts of chalcopyrite.
The following is extracted from Barry Devlin (1998):
Holes 98-001 to 98-004, and Hole 98-008, tested bulk targets in the Olla and Bruj
as zones. The most noteworthy intercept was in Hole 98-001 drilled in the Olla
zone. From a depth of 13.5 meters to the bottom of the hole at 99.0 meters, the
hole graded 0.31 gpT Au over 85.5 meters. A higher grade sub-interval from
24.0 to 34.5 meters graded 0.58 gpT Au. Hole 98-008 in the Brujas zone also inte
rcepted a significant gold mineralized interval. This hole contained a 141-meter
long interval grading 0.14 gpT Au from a depth of 34.5 meters to the bottom of
the hole at 175.5 meters. A higher grade zone averaging 0.33 gpT Au over 10.5 m
eters was intercepted from 60.0 to 70.5 meters in Hole 98-008. Nearly all of th
e holes drilled in the Olla and Brujas
18 returned significant values for copper (>0.10% Cu) with individual assays up
to 0.37 % Cu. Mineralization in both the Olla and Brujas drill holes consisted
of mainly quartz + pyrite+/-chalcopyrite stringers in andesite porphyry. The dep
th of oxidation in both zones was typically shallow (<25.0 meters). Porphyry-sty
le goldcopper mineralization had previously been recognized in the Brujas zone at
the southern end of the property. This type of mineralization, however, was not
expected in the Olla zone. Mapping of limited outcrop exposures had indicated t
hat a mineralized fault structure at or near the tuff/andesite contact might be
expected in the Olla area. It turned out the area was mainly underlain by extens
ive porphyry-style gold-copper mineralization associated with quartz-stockwork v
eins. The major fault mapped at surface was recognized in holes drilled in the
Olla Zone.
Holes 98-009 to 98-013 targeted quartz +/- alunite breccias identified within ar
gillically-altered andesite tuff of the Sogovara zone. Five gold geochemical ano
malies ranging from 0.27 to 3.59 gpT Au were tested with these holes. The best v
alues were obtained in Hole 98-009 with one interval from the surface to a depth
of
36.0 meters averaging 0.55 gpT Au over 36.0 meters. A higher grade sub-interval
from surface to 16.5 meters graded 0.82 gpT over 16.5 meters. Another interval
from 46.5 to 63.0 meters in the same drill hole averaged
0.21 gpT over 16.5 meters. A significant intercept was also reported in nearby H
ole 98-010 from 73.5 to 85.5 meters. This interval averaged 0.19 gpT Au over 12.
0 meters but contained a 1.5 meter individual assay grading 0.56 gpT Au. Most of
the mineralized intervals in the Sogovara zone consisted of quartz +/- alunite
breccias. Iron oxides were generally associated with most mineralized intervals
with pervasive oxidation persisting to depths of at least 30 meters and down to
90 meters in some holes. Breccias encountered in the Sogovara drill holes appear
hydrothermal in nature and follow a major northeast-trending fault structure.
The deeper intercept in Hole 98-009 is interpreted to be feeder vein structure t
o the overlying breccias.
Holes 98-005 to 98-007 drilled to intercept vein targets discovered in the North
zone. Channel samples had returned grades up to 2.30 gpt Au and 204.0 gpt Ag an
d the potential appeared good for discovery of an oregrade underground vein depos
it. Holes 98-005 and 98-006 tested a wide vein to the east that probably formed
the along a major fault structure that projects into the Olla zone to the south.
The east vein was intercepted in both holes but gold and silver values were gen
erally low (<0.20 gpt Au & <10.0 gpt Ag). Hole 98-007 tested a subsidiary vein t
o the west, in the hanging wall of the east vein. The west vein was intercepted
from 76.5 to
81.0 meters and graded 0.34 gpt Au and 2.4 gpt Ag over 4.5 meters. Both the eas
t and west veins in the North zone consisted of vuggy quartz + pyrite within and
esite porphyry.
11.0
Sampling Method and Approach; Sampling Preparation, Analysis and Securit
y; Data Verification
The Issuer has carried out several rock chip sampling campaigns, which have take
n place from April 2002 to present. In excess of 500 samples have been collected
during these campaigns. Both rock chip and channel samples were collected with
an average sample weight of 2 kg and the size of individual rock fragments avera
ging 2.5 cm. The type of alteration was noted during sampling. The samples were
bagged in two polyethylene bags to avoid contamination during the transport. The
samples were transported in light truck from the field to the city of Trujillo
and sent via bus to the Cia. Minera Oro Candente office in Lima. From the office
, the samples were sent to the laboratory. The sampling geologist did control an
d verification of the samples.
The samples from the campaigns were sent to the CIMM or Actlabs laboratories in
Lima Per where they were prepared and run for Gold. Mechanical preparation of sam
ples at the CIMM Labs was the following: drying, crushing (primary and secondary
) to -10 mesh, homogenization, quartering and crushing to -150 mesh (250 gr.). T
he samples were analyzed using the following procedure for Gold: fusion (fire as
say) of 50 g and/or atomic absorption (AAS). The detection limit for samples is
5-10,000 ppb (method FA+aas). Hg was analyzed by the cold vapor method.
Sample preparation at Actlabs is slightly different. To test for Gold, the Fire
Assay-AA method is used. This method involves taking a 30 g sample and mixing it
with fluxes (materials such as
19 borax, soda ash, silica) and lead. The sample is then added to a crucible, p
laced in a 1000oC to 1200oC assay furnace and left for a predetermined time, to
melt or fuse the contents of the crucible. The crucibles are then removed from the
assay furnace and the molten slag (lighter material) is carefully poured from t
he crucible into a mould, leaving a lead button at the base of the mould. When c
ooled, the lead button is placed in a cupel, which is designed to absorb the lea
d when heated to the melting point, leaving only a tiny metal bead of Ag that co
ntains Gold. The entire bead is dissolved in acid and Atomic Absorption (AA) de
termines the gold content. AA is an instrumental method of determining element c
oncentration by introducing an element in its atomic form, to a light beam of ap
propriate wavelength causing the atom to absorb light atomic absorption. The red
uction in the intensity of the light beam directly correlates with the concentra
tion of the elemental atomic species. The detection limit for this method is 5 t
o 10,000 ppb Gold. If the values exceed the upper limit, reanalysis by Fire Assa
y-Gaveimetric is recommended.
For multi-element analysis, Actlabs takes at 0.5 g sample and digests it with aq
ua regia 0.5 ml H2O (0.6 ml concentrated HNO3 and 1.8 ml concentrated HCl) for 2
hours at 95oC. The sample is then cooled and diluted to 10ml with deionized wat
er. The samples are then run on a Perkin Elmer-Optima 3000 Radial ICP for the 35
-element suite. A matrix standard and blank are run every 13 samples. A series
of USGS-geochemical standards are used as controls. This digestion is near tota
l for base metals however will only be partial for silicates and oxides. If Ag v
alues were over 200 g/t they were analyzed by fire assay. In the case of Cu, Pb,
or Zn values >10% they were analyzed by volumetric methods.
12.0 Adjacent Properties
There is no publicly disclosed information on an adjacent property.
13.0 Other Relevant Data and Information
There is no other relevant data or information needed to make this technical rep
ort understandable and not misleading.
14.0 Interpretation and Conclusions
The Alto Dorado prospect hosts two types of mineralization in numerous hydrother
mal centers: high sulfidation, which dominates the north and northeastern portio
ns of the property and goldcopper porphyry styles which, outcrop further south wh
ere apparent erosion level increases.
Telescoping of the hydrothermal system may have occurred within the Toril zone w
here advanced argillic alteration appears to have overprinted potassic alteratio
n (e.g., PIMA sample AD-10 contains alunite-silica as well as abundant dissemina
ted and veinlet magnetite).
The alteration appears to be strongly controlled by NW and NE striking structure
s. The main center of alteration outcrops over an area covering approximately 7.
6 x 0.8 km with two satellite (?) centers located to the north and northeast. Th
e size of the altered area suggests that a large hydrothermal system existed on
the property.
The limited scout drilling campaigns carried out by Hecla were insufficient to a
dequately test the multiple hydrothermal centers on the property.
15.0 Recommendations
Phase I:
A sustained campaign of geological mapping with a particular emphasis on alterat
ion and structure should be carried out. Selective sampling of altered and mine
ralized rocks should be done in conjunction with the mapping program. These samp
les should all be sent to the laboratory for analysis and selected samples shoul
d be submitted for PIMA and petrographic analysis.
In addition to the sampling program, a more detailed geophysical (IP and/or TDEM
) survey should be carried out to see if any more buried siliceous bodies are de
tected. The proposed survey should include roughly 20 kilometers of geophysical
lines. The previously carried out geophysical surveys indicated that the hydroth
ermal system at Toril has a minimum length of 3 kilometres. Survey lines should
be extended to delineate the full extent of the hydrothermal system at the Toril
Zone. Figure 11 shows the proposed lines in the Toril Zone.
In conjunction with the sampling program and the geophysical survey, a short hol
e overburden drilling program should take place. Extensive overburden on the Alt
o Dorado property makes it difficult to properly sample bedrock. This shallow d
rilling is intended to penetrate overburden and sample the bedrock below. The ov
erburden drilling should be carried out in areas where pit, geophysical and geoc
hemical surveys indicate the potential for shallow mineralized zones. Reverse ci
rculation drilling of approximately 400 meters in 25 to 30 short holes should be
drilled. The average depth of these holes is expected to be 15 meters. A geolog
ical consultant with ample drilling experience should be used on site during the
program to ensure maximum core recovery and proper sampling procedure, as the s
iliceous broken rock will prove to be difficult to drill. Figure 12 shows the lo
cation of the proposed drill holes.
Phase II:
Phase II is contingent upon favorable results from Phase I and should be modifie
d according to results from Phase I.
Diamond and/or reverse circulation drilling should be carried out to depths of 1
00 to 250 meters for a minimum of 3500 meters of drilling. The target areas will
be established from results from the Phase I program. The cost of the Phase II
program has not been estimated at this time, as it is not imminent and costs sho
uld be estimated closer to the time that the program is proposed to be carried o
ut.
CANDENTE Toril I 800Has
Ururupa 14 800Has BARRICK
Geophysics Base Lines SURVEY Line coverage (5.75Km) completed in April 2003 IP+T
DEM MAGNETICS SURVEY Line coverage (7.05Km) TDEM SURVEY Station Distance every
50m Line coverage (9.90Km) Proposed Geophysics Lines LEYEND Proposed Magnetic L
ines 2.0Km Line coverage (32.05Km) 300Has BARRICK 0 50 Meters 100 150 200 600 8
00 Zone of High Resistance Map Area Proposed Geophysics Lines CIA. MINERA ORO
CANDENTE DATE : 17-11-03 PROJECTION : Provisional South America 56 Zone 17 SCALE
AS SHOWN GEOLOGY: FH-KS TORIL PROSPECT Data CANDENTE
Figure 11: Proposed Geophysical Lines
Map Area
LEYEND
TORIL PROSPECT Data CANDENTE Drill RC Program - September 2003
DATE : 12-09-03 GEOLOGY: FH-KS
SCALE AS SHOWN
P#2 Pit Trench RC03-3
Candente Property Drill Hole
Football Field
27 Proposed Drill Location
0 50 Meters 100 150
16.0
Cost Estimate (All Costs are in $U.S.)
Phase I: Mapping, Sampling, Geophysical Survey, Overburden Drilling
17.0
References
Geochemical Sampling Geological Mapping Project Manager geologist Senior Geologi

st & assistant 2 Junior Geologists (50 days at $300 per day for the two) Camp Fo
od and Accommodation 2 Trucks 4x4 Truck Fuel 500 25 50 100 175 100 100 samples
atdays at days at days at mandays atdays at days at $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 33.00 per s
ample400.00 per day 400.00 per day150.00 per day75.00 per manday80.00 per day50.
00 per day $ 16,500.00 $ 10,000.00 $ 20,000.00 $ 15,000.00 $ 13,125.00 $ 8,000.
00 $ 5,000.00
Geophysical Survey IP/TDEM Geophysical Survey Magnetics Camp Food and Accommodat
ion 40 50 105 kmkmmandays at $1,000.00 per km $ 90.00 per km $ 75.00 per mand
ay $ $ $ 40,000.00 4,500.00 7,875.00
Overburden Drilling All Inclusive Camp Food and Accommodation Topographical Surv
eysEquipment RentalsLaborers for Trenching Roads etc. General Travel expenses 50

0 40 500 metres atmandays atmandays at $ $ $ 50.00 per metre75.00 per manday1
0.00 per manday $ $ $ $ $ $ 25,000.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 10,
000.00
Sub-Total $198,000.00
Overhead and Administration at 10% Contingencies at approximately 10% Total Cost
Estimate Phase I $19,800.00 $19,800.00 $237,600.00
DEVLIN, B., 1998: Alto Dorado Trenching & Sampling Progress Report: Unpublished
internal memorandum for Hecla Mining Company.
DEVLIN, B., 1998: Alto Dorado Assay Results for 1998 Phase 1 Drilling: Unpublishe
d internal memorandum for Hecla Mining Company.
FREEZE, J.C., HUANQUI, F., CODER, J.M., and TAIPE, E., 2002: Geological Report o
n the El Tigre Gold Prospect Department of Lambayeque Northwest Peru: Candente R
esource Corp.
LEY DE AREAS NATURALES PROTEGIDAS (Ley # 26834), el Reglamento de la Ley de Area
s Naturales Protegidas aprobado por Decreto Supremo #038-2000-AG y el Reglamento
Ambiental para Actividades de Exploacion Minera (Environmental Regulations for
Mining Exploraion Activities approved by Supreme Decree # 038-98EM)
PINEAULT, R., 2003: Orientation Ground Geophysical Test Alto Dorado Project: Unp
ublished internal geological report Candente Resource Corp.
SANCHEZ, K.B., 2002: Geological Report on the Alto Dorado Property Department of
La Libertad Northern Peru: Unpublished internal geological report for Candente
Resource Corp.
SANCHEZ, K.B., 2002: Reporte de Actividades Exploratorias de La Propiedad Toril
Departamento de La Libertad Peru Norte: Unpublished internal report for Candente
Resource Corp.
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at: Av. Jose Casimiro Ulloa No. 226, San Antonia, Miraflores, Lima 18,
Republica del Peru.
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Ontario in 1978 and a Bachelor of Science in Geology from the University of
British Columbia in 1981.
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certificate number 19435.
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exploration in Canada, the United States of America, Peru and Chile for several
junior mining companies and major mining companies such as Placer Dome Inc.
and Utah Mines Ltd.
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NI 43-101.
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Dorado Prospect and dated the 2nd of December, 2003 (the Technical Report )
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offices at: Suite 200 905 West Pender Street, Vancouver, B.C., V6C 1L6 and
at: Av. Jose Casimiro Ulloa No. 226, San Antonia, Miraflores, Lima 18,
Republica del Peru.
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de San Agustin in 1974.
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4.
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exploration in Peru, Canada and the United States of America, for several junior
mining companies and major mining companies.
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experience, I do not fulfil the requirements to be a qualified person for the
purposes of NI 43-101.
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ct
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Columbia in 2000.
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university.
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experience, I do not fulfil the requirements to be a qualified person for the
purposes of NI 43-101.
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Dorado Prospect and dated the 2nd of December, 2003 (the
relating to the Alto Dorado property.
Technical Report )
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APPENDIX 1
Sample Description Sheets
Minera Oro Candente ALTO DORADO PROPERTY ROCK SAMPLE FIELD REPORT Sheet (17-G)
SAMPLE Re UTM UTM Altitude Sample Trinchera Rock Au Hg Ag Al As B
Ba
NUMBER SAMPLER DATE AREA EASTING NORTHING msnm Type Type DESCRIPTIONS
ppb ppb ppm % ppm ppm ppm
3302 ET/JS 09.05.02 Quebrada Puente Tierra 803,761 9078158 4300 chip 5 x
0.5 Stockworks de quarzo y menor hem y vetilla de cuarzo con brechamiento local
de 5 cm. Roca caja argilizada 29
3305 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803923 9076054 4230 canal 3.5 m. Porf.
Dacita Prospecto Alto Dorado (Luis): fuerte stokworks, vetillas menor a 1 cm. A
ncho, muy densa con hem y algo menor de cuarzo. Roca caja dacita con ojos de Qz
con alteracion Qz-Ser 22
3306 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803983 9076136 chip 1 x 1 Porf. Dacita
Prospecto Alto Dorado (Luis): stockwork en un ancho de 1 m con orientacin NS/52W,
poco expuesta y con una longitud de ms de 30 m, con paneles de lixiviacion y drus
as de cuarzo y lim., menor vetilla de Qz. Roca caja argilizada con diss de lim.
15
3307 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803933 9075926 4190 chip 4 x 0.8 Porf.
Dacita Area libre: fuerte vetilleo de cuarzo crustiforme con ancho de vetilla m
enor a 2 cm, hem y lim en roca dacita con ojos de cuarzo con diss de lim y alter
acion Qz-Ser. 18
3308 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803907 9075905 4189 chip 1 x 3 Porf. Da
cita Area libre: stockwork mod. De hem con ancho de vetillas menor a 0.5 cm en
roca caja de dacita con ojos de cuarzo con alteracion Qz-Ser y lim diss silicifi
cacion pervasiva restringida a caja de vetillas, formando localmente algo de vug
gy silica con drusas de Qz hex hialino. 12
3309 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803899 9075925 4193 chip 5 x 15 Porf. D
acita stockworks de quarzo crustiforme y menor vetilleo de hematita, cuarzo sac
aroideo. Roca caja dacita con ojos de cuarzo con alteracion Qz-Ser. Area libre
25
3310 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803852 9075942 4182 canal 5 Porf. Dacit
a Area libre 23 vetillas sistema N30 -65E con buzamiento vertical a sub vertica
l y 6 vetillas sub horizontales en sistema de rumbo N50W/15SW de cuarzo blanco c
onstiforme. Roca caja dacita con ojos de Qz con alteracion Qz-Ser con diss de li
m. 48
3311 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803856 9075938.5 4182 canal 5 Porf. Dac
ita Area libre: 19 vetillas sistema N30-60E/vertical a sub vertical y 12 vetill
as sistema N30-20W/ con Qz crustiforme y menor hematita y lim diss en roca caja
de dacita argilizada con ojos de Qz (alteracion Qz-Ser) muestra continuacin de mu
estra 3310 93
3312 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803859 9075935.8 4180 canal 5 Porf. Dac
ita Area libre: 16 vetillas sistema N-S a N50E/vertical a subvertical y 12 veti
llas sistema N60 N30W con buzamiento variable con cuarzo crustiforme, menor hem
y lim diss en roca caja de dacitas con alteracion Qz-Ser muestra continuacin de 3
311. 89
3313 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803855 9075881 4175 chip 5 x 0.5 Porf.
Dacita Area libre: muestra en norte de carretera con fuerte stockworks de hem e
n vetillas con ancho menor a 0.5 cm. Roca caja dacita con ojos de Qz y xx de xx
alterandose a sericita. En general alteracion Qz-Ser 10
3314 ET/JS 12.05.02 Cerro Ishcap 803814 9076119 4215 chip 3 x 3 Porf. Da
cita Prospecto Alto Dorado (Luis): Stockworks con vetilleo de hem y dbil vetille
o de Qz crustiforme. Roca caja con alteracion Qz-Ser. 7
3316 ET/JS 14.05.02 Sincas 805305 9075011 3802 chip 2 x2 Tufo? O lava ar
gilizada stockworks de Qz crustiforme hialino en vetillas y microvetillas, meno
r presencia de hem. Roca caja tufo de gr fn con alteracin Qz-ser fuerte 621
3317 ET/JS 14.05.02 Sincas 805887 9074000 3725 chip 2 x3 Roca argilizada
stockworks de vetillas de Qz + hem en roca argilizada con alteracion Qz-Ser. E
n general stockworks mod. 15
3318 ET/JS 14.05.02 Sincas 806140 9074438 3572 chip 1 x4 posible microdi
orita stockworks mod. De Qz crustiforme en roca argilizada con alteracion Qz-Se
r. 418
3319 ET/JS 15.05.02 Cerro Molanaganda 804660 9077375 4175 canal 1 veta
veta con Qz + hem y menor lim Rb N10W/59W, ancho variable 1 a 2 m. en parte brec
hado. Roca caja argilizada y dbil stockworks. 31
3320 ET/JS 15.05.02 Cerro Capana 805891 9073463 3835 chip 2 x2 silice ca
lcedonica silice calcedonica gris blanca masiva y en parte cavernosa rellenada
con hem y lim. Espesor 2 m. 41
3321 ET/JS 16.05.02 Cerro Pea Blanca 804100 9080267 4324 canal 1.65 veta
veta ancho 1.65 m con Rb N35E/65W Qz 90%, hem, lim 10%, trazas de py roca caja
argilizada con alteracion Qz-Ser. 166
3322 ET/JS 16.05.02 Cerro Pea Blanca 803818 9080754 4307 canal 2.5 veta
veta N25E/75W, ancho 2.5 m con Qz, hem, lim y OxFe, paneles de lixiviacion tipo
Vuggy Silica 80
3323 ET/JS 16.05.02 Qda. Pushvara 802957 9079257 4250 chip 2 x 2 microdi
oirta silicificada Stockworks mod-fuerte de vetillas de hem, Qz y menor lim en
paneles de lixiviacion. Alteracion Qx-Ser. 13
3324 ET/JS 17.05.02 Qda. Pushvara 802748 9078551 4285 chip 3x2 microdior
ita silicificada Vuggy silica? Con hem y menor lim y en parte acompaado de arcil
las, vetillas de lim. En general texturas tipo gusano. <5
3325 ET/JS 17.05.02 Qda. Pushvara 802806 9078618 4292 chip 1.5 x 1.5 mic
rodiorita silicificada Vuggy Silica mod. cortado por vetillas de Qz hex y hem y
lim en cavidades 50
3326 ET/JS 17.05.02 Qda. Pushvara 803055 9078926 4230 chip 2x3 microdior
ita silicificada silicificacion pervasiva con stockworks de hem en fractura y e
n Vuggy Silica, vetillas de hem de 3 cm. De ancho con mod stockworks y lim en pa
neles de lixiviacion 8
3327 ET/JS 17.05.02 Qda. Pushvara 803487 9079035 4287 chip 2 x 2 microdi
orita? stockworks de hem con brechamiento de roca caja, silicificacion pervasiv
a de roca caja con paneles de lixiviacion. En general alteracion Qz-Ser de roca
caja y mod silicificacion pervasiva 62
3328 ET/JS 18.05.02 Trench 2-A 803679 9077902 4240 canal 3 m diorita por
fido Horbl. trinchera 2A (zona Olla de Hecla) -remuestreo de muestra # 365. sto
ckworks moderado de vetillas de Qz, cinco vetillas de hem de rumbo N30E/45 a 70
E a N56W/40-70W y dias de mag mod 1050
3331 ET/JS 19.05.02 Sincas prox. A T-4 805548 9075040 3750 canal 3 roca
argilizda tufo? stockworks de Qz blanco, acompaado con manchas de malaquita de i
ntensidad mod. Roca caja de gr fr argilizado y lim restringido (esta muestra se
ubica en camino de herradura muy proximo a linea de cumbre) 45
Ba
3332 ET/JS 19.05.02 Qda. Ischcap (zona Brujas de Hecla) 806050 9074548 352
5 chip 1x1 microdiorita stockworks de Qz y vetillas de magnetita + Qz y diss
de pirita 5% y feldespatos rosados. Trazas de Cu secundario con Qz+Fdp. Roca caj
a posible microdiorita propilitizada. 47
3333 ET/JS 19.05.02 Zona Brujas de Hecla 806024 9074451 3572 canal 0.4 v
eta veta Rb N30E/59S, Qz hem. Roca caja afanitica argilizada con xidos de fierro
en fracturas. 314
AD-1000 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803850 9081774 4185 Chip Estructur
a (Ledge). N25E. Presenta 8 metros de espesor, casi vertical. Roca volcnica silici
ficada con algo de vuggy y slice opalina, hematita, limonita. 760 1221 14.6 0
.41 298 -10 698
a (Ledge). N25E. Presenta 6 metros de potencia. Roca volcnica silicificada con alg
o de vuggy y slice opalina, hematita, limonita. 333 2918 10.6 0.56 426 -10
110
AD-1002 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803615 9081153 4298 Chip Posible e
structura (Ledge). Presenta 3 metros de espesor. Roca volcnica silicificada con a
lgo de vuggy y slice opalina, hematita, limonita. 119 1099 6.3 1.30 360 23
21
a N20E, con 3 metros de espesor. Presenta estructura paralela a la anterior. Roca
volcnica silicificada con algo de vuggy y slice opalina, hematita, limonita. 240
1632 11.5 0.44 943 14 30
a paralela a la anterior. Presenta slice vuggy, limonita, hematita. Posible brech
amiento. 2 metros de espesor. 290 1579 11.2 0.90 531 10 37
a paralela a la anterior. Presenta 6 metros de espesor. Roca volcnica silicificad
a con presencia de vuggy slica. Posible brechamiento de slice opalina. 189 6203
5.1 0.30 289 -10 78
a de N20E con 6 metros de espesor. Presenta slice vuggy?, limonitahematita. 114 3
067 54.4 0.26 613 -10 48
a de N20E con 3.5 metros de espesor. Presenta slice vuggy?, limonita-hematita. 19
1 778 22.8 0.08 836 -10 406
AD-1007 Re Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803701 9080677 4320 Chip 813
20.9 0.08 856 21 411
a de N20E con 7 metros de espesor. Presenta slice vuggy?. Presenta zonas en la est
ructura con diseminaciones de pirita (microcristales). 33 105 3.1 0.60 170
12 66
a de N20E con 3 metros de espesor. Presenta slice vuggy?, limonitahematita. 71 27
9 11.8 0.07 562 -10 29
a de N20E con 10 metros de espesor. Presenta slice vuggy?, limonita-hematita. 43
1007 3.1 0.16 133 -10 15
a de N20E con 10 metros de espesor. Presenta slice vuggy?, limonita-hematita. 32
2869 2.1 0.44 39 -10 41
a paralela a la anterior. Presenta 10 metros de espesor. Slice vuggy?, limonita-h
ematita. 37 309 3.9 0.09 383 -10 18
AD-1013 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803677 9080052 4315 Chip TRINCHERA
N 1 La trinchera N1 presenta una direccin de S80W y 13 metros. Muestra en los prim
eros 3 metros. Roca volcnica silicificada, con alunita, algo lixiviada, limonita,
hematita. Presenta pirita diseminada. <10 2362 0.9 0.31 659 -10 66
N 1 Muestra a 5 metros de profundidad. Roca volcnica silicificada, con alunita,
algo lixiviada, limonita, hematita. <10 6404 0.4 0.41 200 -10 76
N 1 Muestra a 5 metros de profundidad. Roca volcnica argilizada de color beige b
lanquecino, limonita, hematita. Posible alunita. Completamente deleznable. <10
10579 0.3 0.53 994 -10 107
N 2 La trinchera N 2 presenta una direccin E-W y 25 metros. Roca volcnica silicifi
cada, alunita, pirita diseminada, limonita, hematita. <10 73 0.2 0.32 82 2
1 44
N 2 Roca volcnica completamente argilizada, deleznable. Abundante oxidos por par
tes presenta silicificacin algo compacta. <10 26 0.4 0.82 15 14 51
tes presenta silicificacin algo compacta. <10 11 -0.2 1.36 3 11 113
tes presenta silicificacin algo compacta. <10 7 -0.2 1.75 15 -10 93
tes presenta silicificacin algo compacta. <10 11 0.3 2.13 24 -10 79
AD-1020 Re Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803532 9079824 4307 Chip TRINC
HERA N 2 11 0.3 2.26 40 -10 81
Ba
N 3 La trinchera N 3 presenta una direccin E-W y 15 metros. Roca volcnica completa
mente argilizada, deleznable, con abundante oxidos. Por partes presenta silicifi
cacin algo compacta. <10 32 0.6 2.47 19 18 84
tes presenta silicificacin algo compacta. <10 25 -0.2 1.91 20 11 91

AD-1022 Re Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803510 9079821 4305 Chip TRINC
HERA N 3 <10
tes presenta silicificacin algo compacta. <10 29 -0.2 1.73 23 -10 77
AD-1024 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803429 9079851 4291 Chip Afloramie
nto Muestra en estructura de 8 metros de espesor, con direccin N-S. Roca volcnica
silicificada, presenta brechamiento, alunita, vuggy?, limonita, hematita. <10
75 0.4 0.13 19 -10 42
nto Muestra en estructura de 4 metros de espesor, con direccin N10E. Roca volcnica
silicificada, presenta brechamiento, alunita, vuggy?, limonita, hematita. <10
86 0.3 0.11 157 -10 10
nto Estructura paralela a la anterior con 5 metros de espesor y direccin N10E, pr
esenta fracturas en diferentes direcciones. Roca volcnica silicificada, presenta
brechamiento, alunita, vuggy?, limonita, hematita. <10 309 0.4 0.33 42 20
31
nto Estructura con direccin N5E y 10 metros de espesor. Roca volcnica silicificada
, presenta brechamiento, alunita, vuggy?, limonita, hematita. <10 125 1.1 0.
08 107 12 24
nto Estructura con direccin N20E y 11 metros de espesor. Roca volcnica silicificad
a, presenta brechamiento, alunita, vuggy?, limonita, hematita. <10 344 7.9 0
.10 182 -10 557
N 4 La Trinchera N4 presenta una direccin de N60W, con 21 metros. Primeros 5 metro
s. Volcnico silicificado, algo argilizado con abundantes xidos (limonita, hematita
), algo de alunita?. 157 3552 4.1 1.23 365 -10 103
N 4 Tramo de 10 a 15 metros. Slice granular argilizada?. Dentro del tramo hay es
tructuras volcnicas con diseminaciones de pirita (microcristales). Minerales de A
g-Pb. 92 308 1.4 2.15 269 -10 142
N 4 Tramo de 15-21 metros. Volcnico silicificado argilizado con limonita y hemat
ita. 67 105 0.5 1.84 232 -10 120
N 5 La Trinchera N5 presenta una direccin de S50E, con 9 metros de longitud. Volcni
co silicificado, con algunas zonas que presentan brechamiento con fragmentos de
slice vuggy, slice opalina, limonita, hematita, alunita, algunos fragmentos lixivi
ados. 125 1665 17.1 1.22 642 -10 165
N 6 La trinchera N6 presenta una direccin de N75W. La muestra pertenece slo a los 5
primeros metros porque el resto es roca fresca.Volcnico silicificado, brechas li
xiviados, slice masiva opalina, limonita, hematita. 99 633 36.5 0.30 990 -1
0 28
nto Muestra en estructura N-S. Presenta 5 metros de espesor. Volcnico silicifica
do. Se observa brechamiento, alunita, algo lixiviado, limonita, hematita. 19 5
7 0.5 1.21 29 -10 215
a N75E. Presenta 4 metros de espesor, brecha ligeramente argilizada, alunita?, li
monta, hematita. <10 12 -0.2 0.69 4 -10 70
a N15W. Presenta 3 metros de espesor. Brecha ligeramente argilizada, alunita?, li
monita, hematita. 17 15 -0.2 0.68 12 -10 87
a N20E. Presenta 3 metros de espesor. Brecha ligeramente argilizada, alunita?, co

n pirita desferruginizada. Fracturas rellenas de oxidos, limonitas, hematita. 3
5 236 1.3 0.46 161 -10 106
a N35E. Volcnico silicificado lixiviado (vuggy?), alunita, limonita, hematita. Fra
cturas rellenas de hematita. 18 45 0.5 0.37 67 -10 42
nto Afloramiento volcnico silicificado con slice vuggy?, alunita, limonita, hemat
ita. 26 39 0.7 0.07 86 -10 48
a N25E con 6 metros de potencia. Volcnico silicificado algo brechado, lixiviado, a
lunita, oxidos de limonita, hematita. 29 181 4.3 0.21 307 11 230
4.5 0.22 328 -10 237
a N15E con 6 metros de potencia. Volcnico silicificado algo brechado, lixiviado, a
lunita, oxidos de limonita, hematita. 16 51 0.2 0.42 56 -10 273
a N15E misma estructura con 6 metros de potencia. Volcnico silicificado algo brech
ado, lixiviado, alunita, mayor presencia de oxidos de limonita, hematita y fract
uramiento. 32 36 -0.2 0.35 53 -10 154
Ba
AD-1043 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803398 9079332 4328 Chip Muestra e
n estructura a manera de stockwork de 5 cm de espesor en diferentes direcciones,
volcnico silicificado lixiviado, oxidos rellenando fracturas. 24 78 -0.2 0.6
6 22 -10 159
AD-1044 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Alto Dorado 803482 9079305 4355 Chip Muestra e
n estructura a manera de stockwork de 5 cm de espesor en diferentes direcciones,
volcnico silicificado lixiviado, oxidos rellenando fracturas. 34 83 -0.2 0.4
6 72 -10 112
AD-1045 Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Alto Dorado Norte 803786 9080577 4319 Trench se
lectivo TRINCHERA N 7 Volcnico Trinchera con rumbo N65W, muestreo cada 4 m. Volcn
ico silicificado con lixiviacin (vuggy?), granular, alunita, limonita, hematita.
79 340 2.5 0.12 726 -10 25
lectivo TRINCHERA N 7 Volcnico, brecha Volcnico silicificado con lixiviacin (vugg
y?), granular, alunita, limonita, hematita. Presenta algo de brechamiento y ms fr
acturada. 214 1355 29.8 0.20 1071 -10 18
lectivo TRINCHERA N8 Volcnico Trinchera con rumbo N65W, muestreo cada 5 m. Volcni
co silicificado con cierto brechamiento, fracturado. Presenta alunita, limonita,
hematita. Algo argilizada, fragmentos con pirita. 21 59 0.8 0.85 32 -10
67
lectivo TRINCHERA N8 Volcnico Volcnico silicificado con cierto brechamiento, fra
cturado. Presenta alunita, limonita, hematita. Algo argilizada, fragmentos con p
irita. 11 22 0.3 1.02 36 -10 512
lectivo TRINCHERA N9 Volcnico Trinchera con rumbo N65W, muestreo cada 3.5 m. Vol
cnico silicificado con zonas de brechas, argilizado, fuertemente oxidado con limo
nita-hematita. 395 21376.00 32.1 0.45 999 -10 44
lectivo TRINCHERA N9 Volcnico Volcnico silicificado con zonas de brechas, argili
zado, fuertemente oxidado con limonita-hematita. 480 3376 21.1 0.71 543 -1
0 80
AD-1051 Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Alto Dorado Norte 803674 9081378 4300 Chip 5x5
Volcnico Muestra en estructura, N20E. Presenta 8 metros de espesor. Brecha hidro
termal con alunita?, lixiviacin, limonita, hematita. 450 7721 389.9 0.69 347
11 1799
AD-1052 Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803730 9079006 4346 Chip 3x6 Volcni
co Estructura con slice alunita, xidos. El espesor vara de 1 a 3 metros. Presenta
un rumbo N5E. 29 429 0.3 0.43 77 -10 176
AD-1052 Re Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803730 9079006 4346 Chip 3x6 4
40 0.3 0.43 60 -10 175
co Muestra en afloramiento de slice alunita y xidos de Fe, bien compacta. Se obse
rva la presencia de vuggy-lixiviada. 145 758 1.3 0.15 1470 -10 48
co Afloramiento de 30x30 metros de slice vuggy con algo de alunita, oxidos, limo
nita, hematita, goetita. Se observa presencia de brechas. 13 795 -0.2 0.07
56 11 27
co Afloramiento de 30x30 metros con mayor contenido de vuggy. Posible toba con
ordenamiento de los clastos. Presenta estras de desglaciacin S60W 12 534 -0.2 0
.10 49 -10 39
AD-1056 Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803512 9079104 4312 Chip 5x5 Brech
as volcnicas Slice vuggy, con brechas, fragmentos slice vuggy. Se nota la presenci
a de sulfuros lixiviados. Posible enargta. La slice es algo granular, siendo posib
le que la slice masiva este a profundidad. 28 352 -0.2 0.06 31 -10 20
AD-1057 Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803472 9079106 4310 Chip 5x5 Brech
as volcnicas Slice vuggy, con brechas, fragmentos slice vuggy, algo arglico. Se not
a la presencia de sulfuros lixiviados. Posible enargta. La slice es algo granular,
siendo posible que la slice masiva este a profundidad. Se observa menor fractura
miento. 17 227 -0.2 0.11 79 -10 97
co Roca volcnica, vuggy en slice masiva con alunita, OxFe, alunita. En algunos se
observan venillas de hemaita. 22 349 -0.2 0.09 99 -10 112
co Slice ganular con vuggy, OxFe, stockwork, lixiviacin de sulfuros. Brechas con
clastos argilizados. 26 442 -0.2 0.13 64 13 117
AD-1059 Re Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803363 9079132 4304 Chip 5x5 2
9
AD-1060 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 804463.2 9081186 4225 Canal 3.50x0.1
5 TRINCHERA N10 Andesita de grano fino con alteracin de S1C2A1-Tr, xidos de Fe >
goetitahematita. 70 1725 1.2 0.58 334 34 245
AD-1061 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 804455.2 9081186 4218 Selectiva TRI
NCHERA N10 Muestra selectiva estructura de Si Cly con trazas de alunita. S2C1A1Tr Ox2 >hematita-goetita. Rumbo N20E, buz 85NW, muestra del centro de la estructur
a. 775 122675 35.0 0.57 540 18 2014
AD-1062 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803862.97 9081710.15 Canal de 1.8m T
RINCHERA N11 La trinchera presenta un azimut N310. La estructura presenta un rumb
o N335E, buz 80SE. Alteracin silice clay S1C1 alunita tr-2 covertura de xidos de Fe.
340 1874 4.3 0.27 517 15 66
AD-1062 Re Josh/Joel Mar-03 Alto Dorado 803862.98 9081710.16 TRINCHERA N11
326
AD-1063 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803865.65 9081707.90 canal de 1.8m T
RINCHERA N11 Canal de 1.80m en slice clay con alunita en fracturas y xidos de Fe c
on vuggy silica en paredes milimetricas Ox2 > goetita. 418 1178 7.2 0.62 24
2 13 36
AD-1064 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803808.55 9081705.34 Canal de 3.5m T
RINCHERA N12 La trinchera presenta un azimut N310. Estructura de slice alunita con
arcillas; silicificacin en fracturas con xidos de Fe con pequeas estructuras de si
lice vuggy. Rumbo N32E, buz 80SE, potencia de 6 metros. 205 1335 16.8 0.70 54
8 11 29
Ba
AD-1064 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803808.55 9081705.34 Canal de 3.5
m TRINCHERA N12 1336 15.8 0.66 512 11 28
AD-1065 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803809.89 9081704.21 Canal selectivo
3.5x0.15 TRINCHERA N12 Canal selectivo en estructura, continuacin de AD-1064, si
lice alunita C1Ox2 . Roca andesitica , estructura rumbo N32E, buz 80E. 507 4197
25.3 0.52 432 27 639
AD-1066 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803872.17 9081090.12 4265 TRINCHERA
N13 La trinchera presenta un azimut N300. Slice clay en tufo andestico con pequeas f
racturas con xidos de Fe > goetita S1C2 . 71 141 0.5 1.14 451 15 92
AD-1067 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803516 9081222 4390 Canal selectivo
Canal selectivo 2m, estructura N36E, buz vertical. Slice alunita, trazas de pirit
a con xidos de Fe en sectores mayor goetita. 538 6634 42.0 0.47 1347 -10 6
1
AD-1067 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803516 9081222 4390 Canal select
ivo 563
AD-1068 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803689 9077896 4239 Canal selectivo
Canal selectivo 5.2m. Andesita con fuerte alteracin potsica con venillas de slice
y matrz diseminada y en finas venillas cortando las venas de silice, matrz en FeMg
co clorita. Argilizacin de feldespatos. 684 52 0.3 1.44 2 -10 100
AD-1069 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Alto Dorado 803677 9077894 4237 canal 5m Canal
selectivo 5.2m. Andesita con fuerte alteracin potsica con venillas de slice y matrz
diseminada y en finas venillas cortando las venas de silice, matrz en FeMg co clo
rita. Argilizacin de feldespatos. Presenta mayor clorita en la matrz. 459 12 0.
3 2.30 -2 -10 137
AD-1070 JS/KS May-03 Alto Dorado 805514 9080160 4250 TRINCHERA N14 La tri
nchera presenta una longitud de 24.5 metros, con un rumbo N80E. Los primeros 5 me
tros con brecha argilizada, algunos fragmentos silicificados, delesnables, xidos
y alunita en trazas. 44 139 0.6 0.23 81 -10 32
AD-1071 JS/KS May-03 Alto Dorado 805534 9080164 4250 TRINCHERA N14 Los lti
mos 4 metros identicos al anterior pero con mayor contenido de xidos. <5 38 -0
.2 1.46 37 -10 124
AD-1074 Joel Melgar May-03 Alto Dorado 804691 9077422 4209 Chip selectivo
0.8x8m Estructura que presenta Rumbo N60E y que se entrecruza con otra rumbo N8
0E. Presenta una potencia de 0.80 m. Estructura de slice alunita con estructura de
OxFe > goetita. Presenta un buzamiento 68SE. 97 403 4.7 0.23 515 15 72
AD-1075 Joel Melgar May-03 Alto Dorado 807193 9073216 3649 Chip 10x5 Tor
il 7 Tufo Tufo fino con alteracin arglica y dbil sericita?, con matrz silicificada
con xidos de Fe > suprgeno > goetita-hematita. 33 275 1.4 0.27 69 16 249
AD-1075 Re Joel Melgar May-03 Alto Dorado 807193 9073216 3649 Chip 10x5
Tufo 35
AD-1076 Joel Melgar May-03 Alto Dorado 808334 9074718 3074 Chip 20m Tori
l 6 Tufo Tufo fino? Silicificacin de la matrz con presencia de arcillas y serici
ta???, xidos de Fe y pirita lixiviandose, diseminada, cristales cbicos, propiltica,
lixiviada?. Afloramiento de carretera 30 m, chip de 20 metros. 6 39 -0.2 0.
27 16 13 487
AD-1076 Re Joel Melgar May-03 Alto Dorado 808334 9074718 3074 Chip 20m
Toril 6 Tufo 39 -0.2 0.28 18 12 501
AD-1077 Kiko Snchez Jul-03 Alto Dorado 803677 9077894 4237 Selectivo Mues
tra selectiva, slo de venillas de stock work de hematita y en menor cantidad de c
uarzo. 641 22 0.6 2.36 14 18 156
AD-1078 Kiko Snchez Jul-03 Alto Dorado 803677 9077894 4237 Andesita con fu
erte alteracin potsica con venillas de slice y matrz diseminada y en finas venillas
cortando las venas de silice, matrz en FeMg co clorita. Argilizacin de feldespatos
. Presenta mayor clorita en la matrz. 226 5 0.4 2.89 -2 14 209
AD-1078 Re Kiko Snchez Jul-03 Alto Dorado 803677 9077894 4237 210
SAMPLE Be Bi Ca Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg K La Mg Mn Mo Na Nb Ni P
Pb S Sb Sc Sn Sr Te Ti Tl U V W Y Zn Zr
NUMBER ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm % ppm % ppm ppm % pp
m ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm
CERTIFIED LAB
3302 AO216500 Chemex
CERTIFIED LAB
AD-1000 -0.5 34 -0.01 -0.5 -1 78 175 6.29 32 -0.01 -10 -0.01 12 3
0.01 4 573 284 0.06 20 -1 45 -0.01 -10 -10 32 -10 37 ACT-30029 N 2
6595b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1001 -0.5 9 -0.01 -0.5 -1 65 195 4.63 18 -0.01 -10 -0.01 16 16
0.01 4 1501 309 0.04 16 1 31 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 87 ACT-30029 N 2
AD-1002 -0.5 3 0.02 -0.5 2 80 159 3.71 12 -0.01 -10 -0.01 87 -1 0
.01 5 487 322 0.03 4 3 30 -0.01 -10 -10 44 -10 89 ACT-30029 N 26595
b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1003 -0.5 8 0.02 -0.5 -1 77 515 5.90 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 28 2
0.01 3 464 545 0.05 25 2 42 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 53 ACT-30029 N 265
95b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1004 -0.5 2 -0.01 -0.5 1 116 384 7.13 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 30 -1
0.01 1 593 455 0.09 6 1 42 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 351 ACT-30029 N 2
AD-1005 -0.5 4 -0.01 -0.5 -1 43 391 4.58 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 9 2
0.01 4 581 215 0.07 22 -1 19 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 28 ACT-30029 N 26
595b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1006 -0.5 13 -0.01 -0.5 -1 136 525 7.46 33 -0.01 -10 -0.01 15 5
0.01 5 516 190 0.06 33 -1 42 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 33 ACT-30029 N
AD-1007 -0.5 7 -0.01 -0.5 -1 30 336 4.93 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 7 1
0.01 1 334 320 0.04 25 -1 7 -0.01 -10 -10 10 -10 17 ACT-30029 N 265
95b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1007 -0.5 7 -0.01 -0.5 -1 31 355 5.07 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 8 -1
0.01 3 1489 342 0.04 46 -1 7 -0.01 -10 -10 11 -10 19 ACTLABS
AD-1008 -0.5 4 1.10 3.2 6 69 183 4.00 -10 0.10 -10 0.28 747 3 0.0
1 8 1493 102 1.09 -2 2 25 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 353 ACT-30029 N 2659
5b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1009 -0.5 -2 -0.01 -0.5 -1 47 325 4.99 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 8 1
0.01 3 475 72 0.04 24 -1 11 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 12 ACT-30029 N 26
595b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1010 -0.5 3 0.01 0.5 -1 54 106 3.00 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 7 1 0.
01 4 518 36 0.04 11 -1 24 -0.01 -10 -10 6 -10 106 ACT-30029 N 26595
b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1011 -0.5 -2 0.01 -0.5 -1 35 126 5.08 -10 0.07 -10 0.18 220 -1
0.01 2 592 83 0.10 9 2 14 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 70 ACT-30029 N 2659
5b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1012 -0.5 6 -0.01 -0.5 -1 37 279 8.08 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 8 3
0.01 3 439 78 0.07 31 -1 4 -0.01 -10 -10 7 -10 13 ACT-30029 N 26595
b N26595 ACTLABS
AD-1012 ACTLABS
AD-1013 -0.5 -2 0.02 -0.5 -1 34 154 4.50 -10 0.07 -10 0.02 16 -1
0.03 5 13 110 0.25 40 -1 22 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 9 ACT-30040 N26647
b N26647 ACTLABS
AD-1014 -0.5 4 0.03 -0.5 -1 31 149 3.20 11 0.12 11 0.06 23 1 0.03
3 16 17 0.03 9 -1 9 -0.01 -10 -10 10 -10 11 ACT-30040 N26647b N2664
7 ACTLABS
AD-1015 -0.5 -2 0.04 -0.5 -1 5 98 4.80 -10 0.06 -10 0.06 30 2 0.0
1 -1 1368 42 0.03 24 2 8 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 17 ACT-30040 N26647b
N26647 ACTLABS
AD-1016 -0.5 4 0.05 -0.5 -1 18 71 3.31 -10 0.05 -10 0.04 31 2 0.0
1 2 11 52 0.01 3 1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 15 -10 12 ACT-30040 N26647b N266
47 ACTLABS
AD-1017 -0.5 3 0.09 -0.5 -1 6 69 4.03 -10 0.06 -10 0.11 69 -1 0.0
2 4 11 30 0.01 -2 4 26 -0.01 -10 -10 68 -10 16 ACT-30040 N26647b N26
647 ACTLABS
AD-1018 -0.5 -2 0.24 -0.5 5 6 43 3.29 -10 0.03 13 0.47 463 -1 0.0
2 3 18 62 0.00 -2 5 77 0.06 -10 -10 69 -10 54 ACT-30040 N26647b N266
47 ACTLABS
AD-1019 -0.5 -2 0.28 -0.5 2 11 38 3.08 -10 0.09 -10 0.74 693 2 0.
03 3 117 35 0.00 -2 4 88 0.09 -10 -10 60 -10 75 ACT-30040 N26647b N2
6647 ACTLABS
AD-1020 -0.5 -2 0.24 -0.5 8 8 65 4.07 -10 0.05 -10 0.71 839 1 0.0
2 5 104 69 0.00 -2 4 77 0.08 -10 -10 68 -10 70 ACT-30040 N26647b N26
647 ACTLABS
AD-1020 -0.5 -2 0.24 -0.5 9 8 67 4.07 -10 0.05 -10 0.72 841 3 0.0
2 5 627 70 0.01 3 4 79 0.10 -10 -10 70 -10 71
CERTIFIED LAB
AD-1021 -0.5 3 0.13 -0.5 -1 9 26 4.51 -10 0.09 11 0.95 551 -1 0.0
2 4 1369 34 0.01 -2 5 29 0.02 -10 -10 69 -10 61 ACT-30040 N26647b N2
6647 ACTLABS
AD-1022 -0.5 -2 0.16 -0.5 -1 9 22 3.92 -10 0.08 18 0.72 597 -1 0.

02 1 1381 77 0.01 5 4 41 0.03 -10 -10 63 -10 45 ACT-30040 N26647b N2
6647 ACTLABS
AD-1022 ACTLABS
AD-1023 -0.5 5 0.04 -0.5 -1 11 20 3.27 -10 0.13 14 0.59 312 2 0.0
2 2 475 88 0.02 -2 4 14 -0.01 -10 -10 53 -10 39 ACT-30040 N26647b N2
6647 ACTLABS
AD-1024 -0.5 3 0.02 -0.5 -1 65 161 5.85 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 11 2
0.01 6 630 43 0.07 -2 -1 56 -0.01 -10 -10 8 -10 8 ACT-30040 N26647b
N26647 ACTLABS
AD-1025 -0.5 2 -0.01 -0.5 -1 24 113 4.52 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 7 -1
0.01 2 386 22 0.03 5 -1 6 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 11 ACT-30040 N26647
b N26647 ACTLABS
AD-1026 -0.5 6 0.02 -0.5 -1 16 166 4.61 -10 0.05 -10 0.01 12 -1 0
.01 2 582 59 0.05 -2 1 9 -0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 12 ACT-30040 N26647b
N26647 ACTLABS
AD-1027 -0.5 2 0.01 -0.5 -1 54 110 3.40 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 11 2
0.01 2 590 35 0.03 3 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 5 -10 9 ACT-30040 N26647b
N26647 ACTLABS
AD-1028 -0.5 7 0.01 -0.5 -1 62 127 4.42 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 11 2
0.01 5 1388 293 0.07 12 -1 34 -0.01 -10 -10 8 -10 13 ACT-30040 N266
47b N26647 ACTLABS
AD-1029 -0.5 -2 0.06 -0.5 -1 37 451 9.07 27 0.10 -10 0.12 118 -1
0.02 9 286 779 0.09 13 3 40 -0.01 -10 -10 43 -10 260 ACT-30056 N267
67b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1030 0.6 -2 0.45 3.2 8 14 103 5.84 22 0.19 13 0.82 1005 1 0.04
13 302 550 0.05 4 8 36 -0.01 -10 -10 74 12 788 ACT-30056 N26767b N2
6767 ACTLABS
AD-1031 0.7 -2 0.28 1.1 13 10 47 4.83 18 0.22 14 0.80 3787 1 0.02
9 1313 166 0.08 -2 6 18 -0.01 -10 -10 62 -10 638 ACT-30056 N26767b
N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1032 -0.5 5 0.16 0.9 3 31 360 6.39 31 0.09 -10 0.65 2842 -1 0.
02 7 1295 617 0.05 15 3 34 -0.01 -10 -10 31 -10 263 ACT-30056 N2676
7b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1033 -0.5 6 0.03 -0.5 -1 58 462 4.34 17 -0.01 -10 -0.01 76 -1
0.02 4 235 64 0.03 32 -1 28 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 36 ACT-30056 N2676
7b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1034 -0.5 -2 0.03 -0.5 -1 22 48 3.41 12 0.52 -10 0.20 393 2 0.
05 5 185 20 0.03 2 3 20 -0.01 -10 -10 38 -10 32 ACT-30056 N26767b N2
6767 ACTLABS
AD-1035 -0.5 -2 0.02 -0.5 -1 20 36 4.07 -10 0.21 16 0.15 112 2 0.
05 7 129 14 0.02 2 -1 9 -0.01 -10 -10 9 -10 39 ACT-30056 N26767b N26
767 ACTLABS
AD-1036 -0.5 -2 0.03 -0.5 -1 31 27 4.47 -10 0.20 -10 0.17 135 8 0
.06 6 131 13 0.03 6 1 13 -0.01 -10 -10 15 -10 35 ACT-30056 N26767b
N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1036 ACTLABS
AD-1037 -0.5 -2 0.02 -0.5 -1 14 294 6.47 -10 0.19 -10 -0.01 11 1
0.03 7 281 123 0.04 11 2 17 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 32 ACT-30047 N2676
7b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1038 -0.5 3 0.02 -0.5 -1 18 196 4.02 -10 0.11 -10 0.03 9 2 0.0
5 5 284 13 0.04 -2 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 13 -10 25 ACT-30047 N26767b
N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1039 -0.5 -2 0.02 -0.5 -1 69 63 2.57 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 9 1 0
.01 3 1265 28 0.04 5 -1 49 -0.01 -10 -10 3 -10 26 ACT-30047 N26767b
N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1040 -0.5 4 0.02 -0.5 -1 32 188 4.36 -10 0.01 -10 -0.01 6 2 0.
02 8 344 310 0.09 9 -1 87 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 25 ACT-30047 N26767b
N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1040 -0.5 2 0.02 -0.5 -1 35 193 4.59 -10 0.01 -10 -0.01 6 3 0.
02 5 467 318 0.09 16 -1

AD-1041 -0.5 -2 0.03 -0.5
.06 3 233 160 0.35 8 -1
7b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1042 -0.5 -2 0.03 -0.5
.06 5 586 68 0.30 -2 -1
7b N26767 ACTLABS
88 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 23 ACTLABS

-1 50 68 2.94 -10 0.08 -10 -0.01 22 3 0
283 -0.01 -10 -10 14 -10 22 ACT-30047 N2676
-1 58 135 4.45 -10 0.06 -10 -0.01 6 7 0
123 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 19 ACT-30047 N2676
CERTIFIED LAB
AD-1043 -0.5 -2 0.03 -0.5 -1 24 93 5.74 11 0.21 -10 0.04 8 31 0.0
5 6 543 15 0.07 -2 2 49 -0.01 -10 -10 30 -10 24 ACT-30047 N26767b N2
6767 ACTLABS
AD-1044 -0.5 -2 0.02 -0.5 -1 34 130 6.95 17 0.16 -10 -0.01 6 23 0
.04 5 597 27 0.10 5 2 47 -0.01 -10 -10 33 -10 14 ACT-30047 N26767b
N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1044 ACTLABS
AD-1045 -0.5 5 0.01 -0.5 -1 46 334 6.57 11 -0.01 -10 -0.01 9 -1 0
.01 5 1242 60 0.04 37 -1 23 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 14 ACT-30061 N2676
7b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1046 -0.5 7 -0.01 -0.5 -1 38 478 8.18 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 17 1
0.01 4 1273 36 0.04 24 -1 20 -0.01 -10 -10 11 15 21 ACT-30061 N267
67b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1047 -0.5 -2 0.17 -0.5 2 20 92 4.34 10 0.11 -10 0.61 755 -1 0.
02 6 552 293 0.11 -2 4 21 -0.01 -10 -10 59 -10 161 ACT-30061 N26767
b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1048 -0.5 -2 0.21 -0.5 -1 24 34 4.45 11 0.12 -10 0.67 267 -1 0
.05 7 1241 54 0.27 5 4 38 0.02 -10 -10 54 -10 56 ACT-30061 N26767b
N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1049 -0.5 15 0.05 3.9 -1 33 439 6.96 36 -0.01 -10 -0.01 146 1
0.01 7 610 1112 0.05 40 1 27 -0.01 -10 -10 49 20 536 ACT-30061 N267
67b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1050 -0.5 -2 0.03 1.5 -1 24 472 5.82 40 -0.01 -10 -0.01 407 -1
0.01 4 592 1181 0.03 15 3 60 -0.01 -10 -10 57 -10 140 ACT-30061 N2
AD-1051 -0.5 81 0.02 -0.5 -1 33 542 8.79 62 -0.01 -10 -0.01 11 -1
0.01 7 517 292 0.10 22 -1 58 -0.01 -10 -10 29 14 71 ACT-30061 N267
67b N26767 ACTLABS
AD-1052 -0.5 4 0.04 -0.5 -1 70 189 4.44 -10 0.06 -10 0.02 15 5 0.
03 5 221 331 0.05 5 3 118 -0.01 -10 -10 35 -10 17 ACT-30067 N26772b
N26772 ACTLABS
AD-1052 -0.5 -2 0.04 -0.5 -1 72 190 4.53 -10 0.06 -10 0.02 14 6 0
.03 6 474 342 0.05 7 3 120 -0.01 -10 -10 35 -10 17 ACTLABS
AD-1053 -0.5 -2 0.03 -0.5 -1 59 494 8.66 17 -0.01 -10 -0.01 7 8 0
.01 6 616 151 0.06 34 1 23 -0.01 -10 -10 75 -10 11 ACT-30067 N26772
b N26772 ACTLABS
AD-1054 -0.5 -2 0.02 -0.5 -1 70 144 4.05 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 8 19
0.01 4 576 23 0.03 -2 -1 20 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 14 ACT-30067 N267
72b N26772 ACTLABS
AD-1055 -0.5 -2 0.02 -0.5 -1 58 227 5.28 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 8 8
0.01 8 137 22 0.05 -2 -1 25 -0.01 -10 -10 15 -10 16 ACT-30067 N2677
2b N26772 ACTLABS
AD-1056 -0.5 -2 0.01 -0.5 -1 53 127 3.78 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 7 29
0.01 3 113 12 0.03 7 -1 11 -0.01 -10 -10 11 -10 16 ACT-30067 N2677
2b N26772 ACTLABS
AD-1057 -0.5 -2 0.03 -0.5 -1 57 186 4.34 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 9 45
0.01 4 1238 33 0.04 6 -1 31 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 18 ACT-30067 N267

72b N26772 ACTLABS
AD-1058 -0.5 -2 0.01 -0.5 -1 73 264 5.28 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 8 25
0.01 4 202 49 0.04 4 -1 29 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 12 ACT-30067 N2677
2b N26772 ACTLABS
AD-1059 -0.5 -2 0.03 -0.5 -1 44 187 4.34 -10 0.01 -10 -0.01 17 43
0.02 6 211 44 0.06 2 -1 61 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 23 ACT-30067 N2677
2b N26772 ACTLABS
AD-1059 ACTLABS
AD-1060 -0.5 -2 0.01 1.5 -1 41 31 3.23 -10 0.08 -10 -0.01 8 4 0.0
1 2 52 558 0.13 14 1 24 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 70 ACT-30102 N26937b N2
6937 ACTLABS
AD-1061 -0.5 15 -0.01 9.0 -1 56 42 6.26 62 -0.01 -10 -0.01 5 140
0.01 3 776 2335 0.25 66 -1 84 -0.01 -10 -10 45 -10 1360 ACT-30102
N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
AD-1062 -0.5 20 -0.01 2.9 -1 39 138 4.38 54 0.01 -10 -0.01 46 3 0
.01 -1 68 1021 0.07 26 1 36 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 66 ACT-30102 N2693
7b N26937 ACTLABS
AD-1062 ACTLABS
AD-1063 -0.5 19 -0.01 1.5 -1 42 120 4.29 33 -0.01 -10 -0.01 38 4
0.01 -1 66 323 0.03 21 1 68 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 71 ACT-30102 N2693
7b N26937 ACTLABS
AD-1064 -0.5 6 -0.01 1.8 -1 33 244 4.95 12 -0.01 -10 -0.01 6 -1 0
.01 1 266 98 0.04 28 1 40 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 54 ACT-30102 N26937b
N26937 ACTLABS
CERTIFIED LAB
AD-1064 -0.5 9 -0.01 1.9 -1 30 236 4.71 11 -0.01 -10 -0.01 6 3 0.
01 -1 131 100 0.04 30 -1 35 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 55 ACTLABS
AD-1065 -0.5 20 0.02 1.8 -1 76 139 4.04 14 0.02 -10 -0.01 45 5 0.
01 -1 2212 787 0.07 37 2 36 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 111 ACT-30102 N269
37b N26937 ACTLABS
AD-1066 -0.5 -2 0.36 1.5 -1 27 90 3.53 -10 0.17 -10 0.25 102 4 0.
03 5 2196 420 0.10 5 6 21 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 61 ACT-30102 N26937b
N26937 ACTLABS
AD-1067 -0.5 37 -0.01 1.0 -1 87 848 13.16 52 -0.01 -10 -0.01 17 3
0.01 10 44 1916 0.13 116 2 42 -0.01 -10 -10 68 -10 10 ACT-30097 N2
AD-1067 ACTLABS
AD-1068 -0.5 -2 0.05 1.3 6 106 287 3.61 -10 0.12 -10 0.50 307 35
0.02 13 72 15 0.01 -2 2 10 -0.01 -10 -10 36 -10 22 ACT-30097 N26933
b N26933 ACTLABS
AD-1069 0.6 -2 0.08 0.8 14 63 260 5.11 18 0.07 -10 1.22 559 10 0.
01 13 212 -2 0.01 4 5 11 0.14 -10 -10 93 -10 93 ACT-30097 N26933b N2
6933 ACTLABS
AD-1070 -0.5 4 0.02 0.7 -1 24 67 2.88 -10 0.04 -10 0.02 16 2 0.01
3 335 113 0.02 9 1 5 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 30 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b
NAO3-1012 ACTLABS
AD-1071 -0.5 2 0.05 -0.5 1 30 64 5.30 -10 0.08 10 0.49 470 3 0.02
10 618 71 0.03 6 3 46 -0.01 -10 -10 40 -10 53 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b
NAO3-1012 ACTLABS
AD-1074 AD-1075 AD-1075 AD-1076 AD-1076 AD-1077 -0.5 6 0.02 -0.5 -1 130 1
06 5.16 -10 0.02 -10 -0.01 21 11 0.01 7 1113 94 0.04 12 1 -5 38
-1 -0.01 -10 -10 9 -10 38 ACT-30199 NAO3-1074B NAO3-1074 ACTLABS
-0.5 6 0.03 -0.5 -1 71 18 3.26 -10 0.18 -10 -0.01 15 4 0.02 9 28
8 258 0.21 12 -1 -5 26 2 -0.01 19 -10 20 -10 26 ACT-30199 NAO3-1074

B NAO3-1074 ACTLABS
ACTLABS
-0.5 3 0.09 -0.5 -1 41 6 1.25 -10 0.19 27 0.03 78 3 0.03 7 214
5 0.23 -2 -1 -5 22 -1 -0.01 13 -10 3 -10 19 ACT-30199 NAO3-1074B NAO3
-1074 ACTLABS
-0.5 3 0.09 0.6 -1 43 6 1.27 -10 0.20 28 0.03 79 2 0.02 6 209 1
3 0.23 2 1 -5 23 -1 -0.01 -10 -10 3 -10 15 ACTLABS
-0.5 -2 0.08 -0.5 9 124 317 3.52 11 -1 0.24 -10 1.11 589 8 0.04
11 533 13 0.03 -2 4 -5 8 -1 0.03 -10 -10 47 -10 129 ACT-30256 AO31
525b AO3-1525 ACTLABS
AD-1078 0.6 -2 0.20 -0.5 11 97 395 5.12 14 -1 0.28 10 1.25 511 4
0.06 12 538 8 0.01 -2 6 -5 23 2 0.10 -10 -10 71 -10 128 ACT-302
56 AO31525b AO3-1525 ACTLABS
AD-1078 ACTLABS
Minera Oro Candente S.A. TORIL PROJECT ROCK SAMPLE FIELD REPORT Sheet (17-G)
Ba Be Bi Ca
ppb ppb ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm %
Prospecto Toril
3301 ET/JS 09.05.02 Cerro Sogovara 807176 9080527 4080 chip 5 x 2 - Brec
ha Muestra en afloramiento de brecha con rumbo N8SE con fragmentos liticos de v
uggy silica y silica con matriz en parte de dacita argilizada. 1360 --- --- --- -- --- --- --- --- ---
3315 ET/JS 13.05.02 Suromilla 807809 9081211 3978 chip 2 x 1 - brecha vo
lcanica And-Dac Vetilleo tipo stockworks de Qz hialino en roca volcanicas, alte
rnado con lavas and. Alterados en parte con silicificacin pervasiva fuerte-mod.
<5 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
3329 JS 18.05.02 Suromilla 807731 9081009 4027 canal 5 m - Brecha Brech
a con fragmentos de vuggy silica y fragmentos de silice y Qz areniscaso. Ancho d
e afloramiento 5 m. aprox. 1300 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
3330 ET/JS 18.05.02 Sogovara 808080 9080420 chip 2 x 2 - Brecha Brecha c
on fragmentos silicificados de dacitas con ojos de Qz, silice calcedonica y ande
sitas en partes con plagioclases argilizadas. Potencia de afloramiento 15 m. rum
bo N65E/31SE. 329 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
H-1 J.C - E.T & J.S 27-08-02 Cerro Sogovara 807186 9080588 4075 chip a tr
aves de 70 m. - Brecha hodrotermal Brecha hidrotermal con fragmentos de arenis
cas blancas, volcanicos andsiticos, lutitas silicificadas, vuggy slica. Matriz de
hematita, limonita. Al final de tramo estructura de 2 m ancho y rumboN90E/verti
cal. 280 900 1.2 0.4 184 26 <0.5 <5 0.01
avez de 10 m. - Brecha hodrotermal Continuacin de H-1. Menor inetnsidad de brec
ha de vuggy slica 47 300 0.8 0.44 66 40 <0.5 <5 0.01
H-3 J.C - E.T & J.S 27-08-02 Cerro Sogovara 807145 9080629 4055 chip 15x1
m. - Brecha hodrotermal Similar a las muestras anteriores. Presencia local de
pirita en matriz de brecha. 22 400 0.7 0.67 97 73 <0.5 <5 <0.01
avez de 10 m. - Brecha hidrotermal Brecha con fragmentos de vuggy slica, andesi
tas. Matriz con alunita y hematita moderado. 36 -100 <0.2 0.39 115 37 <0.
5 <5 <0.01
H-4 Re J.C - E.T & J.S 27-08-02 Cerro Sogovara 807332 9080790 4053 chip
a travez de 10 m. <0.2 0.37 106 36 <0.5 <5 <0.01
H-5 J.C - E.T & J.S 27-08-02 Cerro Sogovara 807360 9080820 4051 chip 5x2
m. - Brecha hidrotermal Brecha con fragmentos de vuggy slica gris con hematita,
limonita con alunita gris blanquecina en general brechado. Afloramiento 10x5 m.
rodeado por zona rgilica con brechamiento y stockworks con matriz de caolinizad
o. 26 200 0.6 0.25 127 30 <0.5 <5 <0.01
1601 K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 807324 9080506 - chip selectivo - Mues
tra de bloques sueltos (no es afloramiento). Brechas, algo de vuggy silica. Pres
encia de limonita y hematita. 905 649 3.8 0.27 193 146 -0.5 5 0.04
1601 Re K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 807324 9080506 - chip selectivo 1823
1602 K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 807312 9080522 - chip selectivo - Brec
ha Brechas de cuarzo-alunita con fragmentos de slica vuggy 827 <15 2.1 0.22
66 68 -0.5 4 0.02
1603 K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 807350 9080535 4083 chip selectivo Brecha Brechas silico alunita con fragmentos de vuggy 697 258 0.9 0.50 103
127 -0.5 4 0.03
1603 Re K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 807350 9080535 4083 chip selectivo
- 477
ha Brechas silico alunita con fragmentos de vuggy, pero en menor proporcin. 395
50 1.5 0.28 285 67 -0.5 9 0.02
ha Muestra en trinchera N60E (8m). No es afloramiento. Algo de brechas predomina
cuarzo alunita. 104 114 0.4 0.48 92 156 -0.5 5 0.01
1606 K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 808005 9080427 - chip selectivo Brecha
Brechas con alto contenido de cuarzo alunita, prescencia de vuggy. Trazas de a
rglico y limonita. 427 1080 0.3 0.24 83 112 -0.5 7 0.02
ha Brecha de cuarzo alunita con presencia de fragmentos silica vuggy - limonita
. La slice es algo granular. 31 190 -0.2 0.42 72 97 -0.5 6 0.03
ha Brecha de cuarzo alunita con slica vuggy. 37 930 -0.2 0.36 86 185 -0.5
6 0.04
1608 Re K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 807787 9080351 - chip selectivo Brecha 21
1609 K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 807822 9080964 - chip selectivo - - Mu
estra en estructura de 1m de espesor, Rb. N10W, buz. 80W. Brechas de cuarzo alunit
a vuggy, slice granular delesnable, dentro de la slice granular hay slice masiva ba
ndeada, esta tiene slice vuggy. 221 908 2.1 0.31 83 55 -0.5 8 0.02
ha Brecha quarzo-alunita con vuggy. Algunos fragmentos de slice masiva 100 97
-0.2 0.47 69 88 -0.5 6 0.07
1610 Re K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Carpabamba 807356 9080579 - chip selectivo Brecha 95 104
3301 Re K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Cerro Sogovara 807176 9080527 4080 chip 5 x 2
- Brecha REMUESTREO Muestra en afloramiento de brecha con rumbo N8SE con frag
mentos liticos de vuggy silica y silica con matriz en parte de dacita argilizada
. 1120 284 3.8 0.33 477 64 -0.5 15 0.03
3301 Re K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Cerro Sogovara 807176 9080527 4080 chip 5 x 2
- Brecha 862
3301-A K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Cerro Sogovara 807176 9080527 4080 chip 5 x 2
- Brecha REMUESTREO Muestra en afloramiento de brecha con rumbo N8SE con fragme
ntos liticos de vuggy silica y silica con matriz en parte de dacita argilizada.
1200 5600 3.0 0.25 626 83 -0.5 19 0.03
Ba Be Bi Ca
3301-A Re K. Snchez 10/3/2002 Cerro Sogovara 807176 9080527 4080 chip 5 x
2 - Brecha 2.9 0.26 626 84 -0.5 19 0.03
1612 E.T, K.S & J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807946 9081208 3977 chip 2x2 m Brecha Muestra de slice masiva con alunita, algo argilizada con presencia de fr
amentos de vuggy slica, limonita y menor hematita. 190
1612 Re E.T, K.S & J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807946 9081208 3977 chip 2x2
m - Brecha 46 0.4 0.20 386 10 48 -0.5 -2 0.01
1613 E.T, K.S & J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807883 9081094 3983 chip 5x1 m.
- Brecha Brecha con framentos de vuggy slica gris blanquecina, presencia de alun
ita, limonita, hematita. Orientacin de brecha N30E/65-70E. 130
m. - Brecha 283 1.9 0.20 157 -10 38 -0.5 41 -0.01
1614 J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807819 9081002 4005 chip 3x2 m. - Brecha B
recha con fragmentos de slice blanca y algunos fragmentos de vuggy. 260
1614 Re J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807819 9081002 4005 chip 3x2 m. - Brech
a 133 0.4 0.24 57 -10 53 -0.5 -2 -0.01
- Brecha En general similar a la muestra 1613. Rumbo de brecha N40E/vertical.
220
m. - Brecha 606 1.1 0.39 102 -10 66 -0.5 -2 0.02
1616 E.T, K.S & J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807753 9080996 4023 chip - Brech
a Brecha con fragmentos de vuggy, abundante limonita, alunita, slice masiva gris
blanquecina. 180
1616 Re E.T, K.S & J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807753 9080996 4023 chip - B
recha 152 0.5 0.33 132 -10 66 -0.5 -2 0.02
a Brecha con fragemtos de vuggy slica, abundante limonita, alunita y slice masiva
gris blanquecina 160
recha 438 0.3 0.44 212 15 85 -0.5 -2 0.03
- Brecha Brecha con fragmentos de slice blanca, cuarzo alunita y algunos vuggy.
180
m. - Brecha 136 -0.2 0.45 44 -10 59 -0.5 -2 0.02
a Brecha cona algunos fragmentos de vuggy slica, alunita, fragmentos de slice bla
nquecina. En matriz de brecha hay fuerte presencia de limonita. 290
recha 157 -0.2 0.63 155 -10 106 -0.5 -2 0.02
recha con fragmentos de cuazo alunita, poco de vuggy slica. Afloramiento 5x5 m.
19
a 58 0.3 0.40 74 -10 73 -0.5 20 0.02
recha con algunos fragmentos de slice blanca, presencia de limonitas en matriz de
brecha. 9
a 319 -0.2 0.44 48 -10 287 0.6 -2 0.02
a 312
1622 E.T, K.S & J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807770 9080571 4007 chip - Slice
masiva Slice masiva algo granular con prsencia de alunita y parte cuarzo alunita
a argilico de tonalidad blanquecina. Muestra ms proximo al sondaje 98-0013 <5
1622 Re E.T, K.S & J.S 10/17/2002 Sogovara 807770 9080571 4007 chip - Sl
ice masiva 1097 -0.2 0.30 15 -10 393 -0.5 -2 1.20
a Brecha con abundante limonita, fragmentos de cuarzo alunita. 49
recha 976 -0.2 0.24 44 19 101 -0.5 -2 0.02
- Brecha Brecha de cuarzo alunita, slice blanquecina. Orientacin N75W con una lon
gitud de 30 m y 6 m de ancho. <5
m. - Brecha 178 -0.2 0.28 29 11 100 -0.5 -2 0.04
m. - Brecha -0.2 0.30 18 -10 105 -0.5 -2 0.04
1801 K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 805313 9079506 4101 chip - volcnico Pos
ible bx, slice alunita, pororso vuggy?, limonita, hematita. Rb. En la estructura
N 80 E, 20 m x 2 m de ancho. Muestra fuera de Toril. 41 196 1.8 0.37 62 15
370 -0.5 -2 0.02
1802 K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 805009 9079218 4151 chip - volcnico Est
ructura N 35 E, vertical, slice vuggy, limonita, hematita. Muestra fuera de Toril
. 33 695 0.3 0.25 9 13 114 -0.5 -2 0.04
1803 K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 805834 9078056 3872 canal - veta Muest
ra en labor antigua, caja volcnica, gn. Est. oxFe N 65 E, buz. 70 SE. Muestra fuer
a de Toril. 88 32817 29.2 0.08 167 12 129 -0.5 6 0.12
SAMPLE Re
UTM
UTM
Altitude
Sample
Au
Hg
Ag
Al
As
B
Ba
Be
Bi
Ca
Trinchera Rock
NUMBER SAMPLER
DATE
AREA
EASTING
NORTHING
msnm
Type
DESCRIPTIONS
ppb
ppb
ppm
%
ppm
ppm
ppm
ppm
ppm
%
Type
1804 K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 807174 9080528 4074 chip/canal TRINCHER
A # 1 brecha Muestra de trinchera n 1, 3.5 m, bx cuarzo alunita, algo de vuggy.
141 339 0.6 0.50 48 11 94 -0.5 4 0.01
1805 K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 807175 9080526 4074 canal TRINCHERA # 1
Brecha Muestra de trinchera n 1, 3.5 m, bx cuarzo alunita, algo de vuggy. 83
503 0.5 0.56 45 35 86 -0.5 -2 0.02
Brecha Muestra de trinchera n 1, 3.5 m, bx cuarzo alunita, menos vuggy. 146
637 0.3 0.41 138 21 65 -0.5 -2 0.02
1806 Re K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 807177 9080522 4074 canal TRINCHERA
# 1 626 0.3 0.38 129 17 55 -0.5 6 0.02
1807 K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 807179 9080519 4074 hoyo/suelo TRINCHER
A # 1 suelo Fragmentos silceos con OxFe, matrz clay, 1.6 m. De profundidad. 391
200 0.5 1.46 88 15 150 -0.5 -2 0.08
160 0.5 1.73 76 13 157 0.5 -2 0.13
116 0.4 1.85 94 12 185 0.6 3 0.14
138 -0.2 2.38 32 31 80 0.6 2 0.18
1810 Re K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 807146 9080520 4075 hoyo/suelo TRIN
CHERA # 3 suelo 154
Brecha Brecha con fragmentos de slice gris, algo de alunita, hematita, algo de
vuggy. 906 138 -0.2 0.19 6 17 37 -0.5 -2 -0.01
Brecha Brecha con fragmentos de slice gris, algo de alunita, hematita, escasa
vuggy. 329 58 0.3 0.16 16 14 28 -0.5 -2 -0.01
1813 K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 807141 9080528 hoyo/suelo TRINCHERA # 3
suelo Fragmentos silceos con OxFe, matrz clay, 1.6 m. De profundidad. 22 38 0.2 0.85 6 12 126 -0.5 -2 0.10
arglico Roca argilizada, fragmentos de slice gris, algo deslesnable, trazas de
alunita, limonita. 39 36 -0.2 0.62 50 11 108 -0.5 -2 0.04
1815 K.S. / J.M. 11/7/2002 Toril 807704 9080932 4010 chip - Brecha Aflo
ramiento de Brechas con fragmentos heterolticos, algo deslesnables, OxFe, hematit
a, espesor 0.30 m, rb N30E 30 89 -0.2 0.70 24 -10 126 -0.5 -2 0.01
1816 K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807174 9080530.8 4074 Canal TRINCHERA # 1
Brecha Muestra en canal de trinchera # 1, parte NW (cada 5m). Brechas de cuar
zo alunita con limonita, fragmentos heterolticos, trazas de vuggy, algunas fractu
ras rellenas de hematita. 132 1094 0.7 0.64 116 12 198 -0.5 20 0.02
1817 K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807172 9080537 4074 - TRINCHERA # 1 Brech
a Bx cuarzo alunita (trinchera # 1) con algo de vuggy, limonita, hematita, mues
tra en canal de 5 m, los ltimos 1.5 m slice clay con OxFe. 85 459 0.2 0.46 54
-10 67 -0.5 13 0.01
a Brecha alunitizada completamente argilizada, limonita, deslesnable. 60 847
-0.2 0.72 115 -10 95 -0.5 9 -0.01
1818 Re K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807169 9080541 4074 - TRINCHERA # 1 B
recha 816 -0.2 0.67 110 -10 86 -0.5 5 -0.01
a Brecha alunitizada completamente argilizada, limonita, deslesnable.Presencia
de hematita en fracturas. 110 1409 0.2 0.68 154 -10 120 -0.5 5 0.01
a Brecha alunitizada menos argilizada, limonita, deslesnable.Presencia de hemat
ita en fracturas.Heterolticos. 140 603 -0.2 0.34 47 21 97 -0.5 -2 -0.01
1821 K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807172 9080537 4074 Vuggy selectivo TRINC
HERA # 1 Brecha Muestra selectiva de brecha cuazo alunita con slice vuggy, espe
cialmente del tramo 5-10 metros. 268 583 0.5 0.23 125 10 36 -0.5 -2 0.
01
a Parte NW de la trinchera.Brecha cuarzo alunita con limonita, hematita, presen
cia de fragmentos de slice vuggy. 20 1261 -0.2 0.35 26 -10 45 -0.5 -2 0.01
1823 K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807305 9080536 4076 Selectivo TRINCHERA #
2 - Muestra selectiva en el tramo de 1822, slice vuggy, xidos de Fe (hematita, l
imonita). 30 1939 0.2 0.22 31 -10 19 -0.5 -2 0.01
a Brecha cuarzo alunita, limonita, hematita. Fragmentos heterolticos, se observa
slice opalina, escass de slice vuggy, los ltimos 2m del tramo la roca est argilizada
. 28 1171 -0.2 0.34 39 -10 29 -0.5 -2 0.01
1825 K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807303 9080546 4076 Selectivo TRINCHERA #
2 - Selectivo slice vuggy del tramo 10-15 (del primer metro) 37 1917 0.3 0.
44 49 23 49 -0.5 -2 0.01
1825 Re K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807303 9080546 4076 Selectivo TRINCHE
RA # 2 - 42
1826 K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807303 9080546 4076 - TRINCHERA # 2 - A p
artir del segundo metro es roca argilizada. 27 1498 0.3 0.66 46 13 167 0.5 -2 0.02
Ba Be Bi Ca
1827 K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807302 9080550 4076 - TRINCHERA # 2 - Par
te NW de la trinchera (cada 5m). Roca argilizada desleznable, algunos fragmentos
silceos grises. 135 1111 0.5 0.51 45 10 112 -0.5 -2 0.02
1828 K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807301 9080556 4076 - TRINCHERA # 2 - Roc
a argilizada desleznable, algunos fragmentos silceos grises. 245 266 0.4 0.34
25 -10 65 -0.5 -2 0.02
te SE de la trinchera (cada 5m). Roca argilizada, con algunos clastos de slice gr
is, con alto contenido de alunita, algunos fragmentos slice vuggy. Completamente
desleznable. 45 645 -0.2 0.95 41 -10 258 -0.5 3 0.02
te SE de la trinchera (cada 5m). Roca menos argilizada, con algunos clastos de sl
ice gris, con alto contenido de alunita, algunos fragmentos slice vuggy. Algo des
leznable. Presencia de limonita, hematita. 100 637 -0.2 0.50 25 18 136 0.5 -2 0.03
1831 Re K. Snchez 11/23/2002 Toril 807316 9080518 4076 - TRINCHERA # 2 110 641 -0.2 0.46 28 11 127 -0.5 -2 0.03
1832 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807550 9081130 3962 - - Brecha Chips en aflor
amiento, brecha cuarzo alunita con algunos fragmentos de vuggy slica. La roca se
encuentra algo argilizada. Presencia de hematita, slice opalina. <10 311 -0.2
0.95 125 13 653 -0.5 5 0.14
1833 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807298 9080561 4076 Canal TRINCHERA # 2 - Mu
estra en trinchera # 2. Continuacin de la muestra N 1828. Muestra en canal de 5 m.
Brechas cuarzo alunita, con fragmentos de vuggy slica algo argilizado. Limonita,
hematita. 183 656 0.2 0.53 81 12 91 -0.5 -2 0.02
1834 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807299 9080565 4076 Canal TRINCHERA # 2 - Co
ntinuacin de la 1833. Canal 5 m. Brecha cuarzo alunita, vuggy con OxFe, algo argi
lizada. La slice es blanca. 146 278 -0.2 0.50 69 10 67 -0.5 -2 0.02
1835 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807299 9080565 4076 Selectivo TRINCHERA # 2
- Muestra selectiva de silice vuggy, OxFe. Esta muestra es del mismo tramo de la
s 2 muestras anteriores (1833 y 1834). 101 261 0.3 0.20 69 -10 23 -0.5
-2 0.01
1836 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807193 9080496 4048.5 Suelo PIQUE # 1 Suelo
Muestra de suelo del pique # 1. Profundidad de 4.5 metros, arcilla beige oscuro
(marrn). 40 85 0.2 1.92 78 -10 268 0.8 2 0.33

1837 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807193 9080496 4050.4 Suelo PIQUE # 1 Suelo
Muestra de suelo del pique # 1. Profundidad de 2.6 metros, contiene fragmentos
silceos con limonita, hematita, algunos con vuggy. 33 107 0.3 0.82 68 16 1
62 0.6 7 0.14
estra canal de 5m. Brecha de cuarzo alunita,algo de vuggy, se encuentra argiliza
do, OxFe (limonita, hematita). 179 932 0.4 0.37 88 -10 38 -0.5 -2 -0.0
1
- Muestra selectiva en el tramo de la muestra 1838. Slice vuggy con limonita, hem
atita y alunita. 306 183 1.2 0.16 58 -10 31 -0.5 -2 -0.01
estra canal de 5m. Brecha de cuarzo alunita,algo de vuggy, se encuentra argiliza
do, OxFe (limonita, hematita). Contina a 1838. 152 795 0.4 0.41 76 -10 109
-0.5 3 -0.01
1841 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807325 9080490 4042.2 - PIQUE # 2 - Pique # 2
. Muestra a 4.80 m de potencia. 65 204 -0.2 1.21 49 -10 173 0.8 4 0.20
1841 Re K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807325 9080490 4042.2 - PIQUE # 2 - 74
1842 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807703 9080663 4020 Canal TRINCHERA # 4 Slice
Chip en canal de 5m. Continua a la muestra 1840, trinchera # 4. Hacia el S40E.
Slice blanca con alunita, algunas brechas con fragmentos de vuggy, poco OxFe. 44
195 0.3 0.53 18 19 226 -0.5 -2 -0.01
Slice Muestra selectiva en el mismo tramo de la 1842. Vuggy slica con algo de alu
nita. 62 106 0.5 0.52 9 14 111 -0.5 -2 0.01
1844 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807706 9080659 4019 - TRINCHERA # 4 Brecha C
ontina a la 1842. Brecha cuarzo alunita argilizada, con presencia de hematia y al
go de limonita. 68 449 -0.2 0.35 25 12 210 -0.5 3 0.01
1845 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807709 9080655 4018 - TRINCHERA # 4 Brecha C
ontina a la 1844. Brecha cuarzo alunita argilizada con presencia de hematita y al
go de limonita con algo de vuggy. 40 298 -0.2 0.45 13 10 273 -0.5 -2 0
.01
1846 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807713 9080651 4017 - TRINCHERA # 4 - Muestra
de trinchera que contina a la 1845. Slice blanquecina con algo de OxFe (hematita)
, contiene alunita. 35 279 0.2 0.35 24 11 227 -0.5 4 -0.01
de trinchera que contina a la 1846. Slice blanquecina con algo de OxFe (hematita)
, contiene alunita. 82 426 0.6 0.35 69 10 130 -0.5 6 -0.01
1847 Re K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807716 9080647 4016 - TRINCHERA # 4 - 86
1848 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807193 9080496 4047.5 - PIQUE # 1 - Muestra e
n pique # 1. Muestra de suelo. Contiene arcilla con fragmentos de bx Qz alunita.
Presencia de vuggy a 5.50 m de profundidad. 40 108 -0.2 1.64 40 15 195
0.6 3 0.21
Ba Be Bi Ca
1849 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807325 9080490 4041 - PIQUE # 2 - Muestra en
pique # 2. Muestra de suelo a 6.0 m de profundidad. Clay con fragmentos de bx Qz
alunita vuggy. 261 400 1.1 1.01 50 10 147 -0.5 3 0.16
afloramiento a 6 m de profundidad de pique # 2. Slice vuggy, bx alunita, hematita
en fracturas (se sac duplicado). 3630 1029 3.2 0.17 128 -10 59 -0.5 -2
0.02
1850 Re K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807325 9080490 4041 - PIQUE # 2 3517 104
1 5.2 0.95 134 141 -0.5 -5 0.03

1850 Re K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807325 9080490 4041 - PIQUE # 2 3517 963
5.5 1.00 138 147 -0.5 -5 0.03
en trinchera # 2, continua de la 1534. Muestra selectiva en material arglico 11
metros de largo. Slice argilizada deleznable, alunita, limonita, hematita. <10
495 -0.2 0.59 73 -10 256 -0.5 -2 0.02
1852 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807702 9080732 4023 - TRINCHERA # 5 - Aqu empi
eza la trinchera # 5. Muestra de canal 17 m (trinchera 5) arglico con OxFe (limon
ita), deleznable, presencia alunita. <10 446 -0.2 0.84 91 -10 201 -0.5
7 0.02
1853 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807724 9080732 4021 - TRINCHERA # 5 - Contina
a la 1852 x 11m. Slice argilizada con limonita, hematita y alunita. 14 236 0.6
0.84 58 21 104 -0.5 -2 0.04
1853 Re K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807724 9080732 4021 - TRINCHERA # 5 - 233
0.5 0.82 46 11 105 -0.5 4 0.04
1854 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807735 9080732 4019 - TRINCHERA # 5 - Contina
a la 1852 x 11m. Slice argilizada con limonita, hematita y alunita. (contina a la
1853) x 11 metros ms. <10 173 -0.2 0.73 71 -10 146 -0.5 2 0.05
pique # 4. Zona de fallas a 4.8 m de profundidad. Arcilla gris claro con abundan
te py diseminada, arsenopirita. <10 64 -0.2 1.51 46 -10 77 -0.5 -2 0.4
1
1856 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807325 9080490 4041 - PIQUE # 2 - Muestra de
pique # 2 a 1.5 al sur de la 1850.Slice vuggy, bx cuarzo alunita, hematita, limon
ita a 7 m de profundidad. 1430 327 0.9 0.27 49 -10 94 -0.5 5 0.02
1857 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807738 9081019 3995 Selectivo TALUD DE ACCESO
- Primeros 5 metros selectivos sin vuggy, alunita, la slice es blanca algo poro
sa (casi opalina), poca hematita. 1880 3182 0.9 0.27 54 -10 49 -0.5 6
-0.01
sa (casi opalina), poca hematita. Contina cada 5 metros. 1440 2074 0.6 0.06
26 23 12 -0.5 6 0.01
sa (casi opalina), poca hematita. Contina cada 5 metros. 751 268 0.2 0.13 8
13 18 -0.5 -2 -0.01
Pique # 5 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807740 9080618 - - PIQUE # 5 - No hay mue
stra. Slo ubicacin. - - - - - - - - - Pique # 6 K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807183 9080440 3976 - PIQUE # 6 - A 4.5
m se encontr el nivel de agua. Los suelos contienen microfragmentos volcnicos ande
sticos frescos. <10 24 -0.2 1.92 6 10 224 -0.5 -2 1.28
Pique # 6 Re K. Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807183 9080440 3976 - PIQUE # 6 - <1
0
1860 K.S./E.Q. 11 de Diciembre Toril 807163 9080572 4051 Selectivo - Bre
cha Canal en afloramiento de 10 cm en profundidad. Brecha de slice alunita argil
izada con limonita y hematita en fracturas. Escasa presencia de alunita 33 267
-0.2 0.19 31 12 26 -0.5 7 -0.01
cha Canal en afloramiento de 10 cm en profundidad. Brecha de slice alunita argil
izada con limonita y hematita en fracturas. Escasa presencia de alunita 37 405
-0.2 0.30 36 33 49 -0.5 8 0.01
1862 K.S./E.Q. 11 de Diciembre Toril 807095 9080466 4049 Selectivo TRINC
HERA # 7 Brecha Brecha slice alunita, limonita argilizada. 25 133 -0.2 0.35
80 18 177 0.5 4 0.02
HERA # 7 Brecha Brecha heteroltica, slice alunita argilizada, con hematita en fr
acturas. 127 293 -0.2 0.30 66 16 82 -0.5 3 0.01
HERA # 7 Brecha Brecha heteroltica, slice alunita argilizada, con hematita en fr

acturas. 33 127 -0.2 0.27 47 14 80 -0.5 10 0.01
HERA # 7 Brecha Brecha heteroltica, slice alunita argilizada, con mayor contenid
o de limonita y hematita 24 339 -0.2 0.40 20 12 141 -0.5 8 0.02
HERA # 7 Brecha Slice alunita, brechada algo argilizada compacta con limonita y
hematita. Presenta porosidades. 91 93 -0.2 0.17 26 10 52 -0.5 2 0.01
cha Muestra de afloramiento de 6x6 metros. Brecha de slice alunita arglico con he
matita en fracturas, limonita. La brecha es heteroltica. <10 1531 -0.2 0.32
44 48 196 -0.5 4 0.02
1867 Re K.S./E.Q. 11 de Diciembre Toril 807041 9080460 4049 Selectivo Brecha 1560 -0.2 0.32 35 29 201 -0.5 4 0.02
1868 K.S./E.Q. 11 de Diciembre Toril 807359 9080432 4055.5 Suelo Pique #
3 Suelo Muestra en pique # 3, a 2.5 metros de profundidad. Suelo horizonte B
con pequeos fragmentos silceos blancos. <10 98 -0.2 0.96 22 16 249 -0.5 2 0.15
Ba Be Bi Ca
1869 K.S./E.Q. 11 de Diciembre Toril 807359 9080432 4055 Suelo Pique # 3
Suelo Pique # 3, mayor arcilla con escasos fragmentos silceos. 14 51 -0.2
1.70 6 15 249 0.6 -2 0.49
1869 Re K.S./E.Q. 11 de Diciembre Toril 807359 9080432 4055 Suelo Pique
# 3 Suelo 14
1870 K.S./E.Q. 12 de Diciembre Toril 807889 9081178 3965.8 Suelo - Suelo
Muestra de suelo a 1.2 metros de profundidad. Gravas subangulares con fragment
os heterolticos, la mayora presenta alunita, poco xidos. 26 129 0.3 0.57 38 1
7 148 -0.5 5 0.01
1871 K.S./E.Q. 12 de Diciembre Toril 807907 9081170 3966.8 Suelo - Suelo
Muestra de suelo a 1.2 metros de profundidad. Gravas subangulares con fragment
os heterolticos, la mayora presenta alunita, poco xidos. 62 202 0.4 0.51 42 1
5 100 -0.5 4 0.01
1872 K.S./E.Q. 12 de Diciembre Toril 807752 9081048 3995 Selectivo Trinc
hera # 6 Slice Muestra de trinchera # 6 al oeste. Slice blanca con OxFe, alunita
, presenta argilizacin, algo de vuggy. 16 27 -0.2 0.17 30 42 32 -0.5 5
-0.01
hera # 6 Slice Muestra de trinchera # 6 al oeste. Slice blanca con OxFe, alunita
, presenta argilizacin, mayor presencia de vuggy. 57 248 -0.2 0.47 17 20 2
6 -0.5 2 0.02
hera # 6 Slice Trinchera # 6 parte Este. Slice blanca algo granular, algunas pre
sentan vuggy, escasos xidos. 104 498 0.4 0.39 6 16 34 -0.5 2 -0.01
hera # 6 Slice Trinchera # 6 parte Este. Slice blanca algo granular, algunas pre
sentan vuggy, escasos xidos. 20 344 0.3 0.33 79 14 32 -0.5 7 -0.01
1900 MR/KS Dec-02 Toril 807638 9080316 4044 Selectivo - Brecha Brecha h
idrotermal con alteracin slice granular (por la matrz), fragmentos heterolticos, hem
atita. 15 2974 -0.2 0.84 56 13 503 -0.5 -2 0.03
1901 MR/KS Dec-02 Toril 807771 9080572 3993 Selectivo - Brecha Brecha m
ecnica, silice gris y slice alunita. 10 3464 -0.2 0.63 30 11 247 -0.5 -2
0.75
1902 MR/KS Dec-02 Toril 807659 9080728 4039 Selectivo - Volcnico Slice gr
anular, vuggy con OxFe, limonita, hematita con trazas de alunita. 113 249 0.3
0.46 31 11 148 -0.5 4 0.02

1903 Kiko Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807721 9081009 - Selectivo - Slice Slice masi
va blanca, con algo de xidos. 707 163 0.3 0.25 25 -10 26 -0.5 -2 0.02
1903 Re Kiko Snchez Dec-02 Toril 807721 9081009 - Selectivo - Slice 712
1904 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807356 9080450 4065 Suelo PIQUE 3A Muestra
del Pique 3A, horizonte "B" a 2 metros de profundidad. Suelo con contenido de a
rcillas y algunos fragmentos silceos. <10 179 -0.2 1.62 28 13 417 0.7 -2
0.29
1905 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807356 9080450 4063 Suelo PIQUE 3A Muestra
del Pique 3A, horizonte "B" a 4 metros de profundidad. Suelo con contenido de a
rcillas y mayor cantidad de fragmentos. <10 462 -0.2 1.35 44 12 243 0.7
4 0.23
1906 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807356 9080450 4061.5 Suelo PIQUE 3A Muest
ra del Pique 3A, horizonte "B" a 5.5 metros de profundidad. Suelo con contenido
de arcillas y escasos fragmentos. 22 121 -0.2 1.80 31 10 227 0.6 4 0.2
7
1906 Re Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807356 9080450 4061.5 Suelo PIQUE 3A 2
4
1907 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807356 9080450 4057.5 Suelo PIQUE 3A Muest
ra del Pique 3A, horizonte "B" a 9.5 metros de profundidad. Presenta arcilla fin
a, beige con escasos fragmentos silceos. No se lleg a afloramientos por problemas
de derrumbe. 29 17 -0.2 2.49 26 -10 597 0.8 -2 0.68
1908 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807173 9080499 4053.4 Suelo PIQUE 1A Suelo
Muestra del suelo del pique 1A a 1.6 metros de profundidad. Arcilla de color b
eige con fragmentos silceos de hasta 3 centmetros de dimetro. 31 113 0.2 1.74
52 -10 183 0.7 -2 0.32
Muestra de suelo del pique 1A a 3.2 metros de profundidad. Arcillas con fragme
ntos que contienen alunita, limonita, slice vuggy en brechas. El pique 1A se encu
entra en construccin. 33 80 -0.2 1.30 52 -10 196 0.7 -2 0.21
1909 Re Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807173 9080499 4051.8 Suelo PIQUE 1A 3
6
1910 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807339 9080561 4070 Chip TRINCHERA N8 Brech
a Brecha hidrotermal con fragmentos de silice vuggy, slice alunita, hematita, li
monita. 230 1150 0.3 1.20 46 -10 120 -0.5 -2 0.09
a Brecha hidrotermal algo argilizada con slice alunita, hematita, limonita. 12
895 0.3 1.38 59 10 150 -0.5 -2 0.07
a Brecha hidrotermal, presencia de slice opalina, alunita, slice vuggy, OxFe. 13
1207 -0.2 1.06 38 -10 143 -0.5 -2 0.14
1913 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807346 9080548 4070 Chip TRINCHERA N8 Volcni
co silicificado, abundante alunita, algo argilizada, limonita, hematita. 297 1
147 0.3 0.69 26 -10 103 -0.5 -2 0.04
Ba Be Bi Ca
Muestra de suelo a 4.6 metros de profundidad. Presenta arcilla con fragmentos
de brecha hidrotermal con slice alunita, silice vuggy, OxFe. 93 135 0.3 1.33
57 -10 220 0.6 -2 0.19
1915 Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807173 9080499 4049 Suelo PIQUE 1A Suelo
Muestra de suelo a 6 metros de profundidad. Presenta arcilla con fragmentos de b
recha hidrotermal con slice alunita, silice vuggy, OxFe. 75 209 0.5 0.71 102
12 219 -0.5 4 0.13
1915 Re Kiko Snchez Jan-03 Toril 807173 9080499 4049 Suelo PIQUE 1A 76
1916 Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Toril 807173 9080499 4048 Brecha PIQUE 1A Chip
Bloques de rocas a 7 metros de profundidad, diametro hasta 30 centmetros. Brechas
hidrotermales, slice vuggy, slice aalunita, Oxidos limonitas, hematita. 83 173
2.4 0.40 29 -10 142 -0.5 4 0.04
1917 Kiko Snchez Feb-03 Toril 807173 9080499 4047 Suelo PIQUE 1A Suelo (
canal) Muestra suelo, pique 1A a 8.10 metros de profundidad. Arcilla con fragme
ntos silceas 50%, hasta 3 centmetros de dimetro. 86 139 0.8 1.72 83 -10 294
0.7 4 0.26
1918 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807657.70 9080802.87 4045 TRINCHERA N9 Andesi
ta Andesita craquelada con fuerte contenido de xidos de Fe. Alteracin silice gran
ular, slice vuggy con xidos de Fe. Slice calcednica por partes. 226 125 0.7 0.78
49 15 146 -0.5 -2 0.01
1919 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807664.37 9080798.19 4045 TRINCHERA N9 Roca c
raquelada xidos de Fe en fracturas > goetitahematita, con algunos clastos silicifi
cados S2C1Ox2-3, algunos clastos con alunita y arcillas. La trinchera tiene un t
otal de 18m con un azimut N305E. 171 352 0.5 0.72 56 14 103 -0.5 -2 0.0
2
1920 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807703.95 9080943.23 4019 Canal 4x0.1 TRINCH
ERA N10 Andesita? La trinchera presenta un azimut N120.Roca andesita? Con altera
cin de slice granular con trazas de arcilla y dbil contenido de xidos a moderado > g
oetita SG-2C1-TrOx2 , tramos de 4 m entre tramos de slice clay. 31 355 -0.2 0
.46 55 12 85 -0.5 -2 0.01
1921 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807708.41 9080940.66 4019 Selectivo de brecha
TRINCHERA N10 Brecha Brecha hidrotermal de 0.30 cm de potencia con rumbo N20E,
buz76NW. Brecha de slice xidos con clastos silicificados subangulosos en la matrz d
e slice xidos > goetita-hematita. 47 104 -0.2 0.61 60 24 103 -0.5 7 0.01
1922 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807709.54 9080940.01 4019 Canal 2.80x0.15 TR
INCHERA N10 Tramo con slice granular, contacto con slice-clay, rumbo N60E, buz 42NW
y N20E, buz 76NW, fuerte alteracin de slice granular en una zona de contacto?, SG-3O
xTr . 76 96 0.5 0.63 -2 16 69 -0.5 -2 -0.01
1923 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807715.99 9080936.28 4019 canal 3x0.1 TRINCH
ERA N10 Andesita? Roca volcnica, andesita?? Con alteracin de slice granular con ar
cillas SG1C1Ox1, con contenidos de xidos debil > goetita. 16 428 0.6 1.08 -2
13 133 -0.5 -2 0.03
1924 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807718.55 9080934.81 4019 TRINCHERA N10 Roca
volcnica con alteracin de slice granular, con slice calcednica como parches y trazas
de slice-clay SG-2 Ox1-Tr , dbil contenido de xidos. 26 151 0.3 0.71 12 12 1
26 -0.5 -2 0.01
1925 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807715 9080980 4018 Canal de 3.10m TRINCHERA
N11 Roca argilizada piroclstica con xidos de Fe > hematita y arcillas en la matrz
de la roca, algunos clastos alterados a slice clay. 23 103 -0.2 0.32 28 10
66 -0.5 -2 -0.01
1925 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807715 9080980 4018 Canal de 3.10m TRINC
HERA N11 28
1926 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807732 9080980 4014 Canal 3.40x0.15 TRINCHER
A N11 Tramo con slice granular con arcillas S2C1Ox2, > xidos de Fe > goetita-hemat
ita, matrz con arcillas, roca probablemente tufo piroclstico. 16 490 -0.2 0.21
60 10 76 -0.5 7 0.01
1927 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807747 9080980 4016 canal 3.60x0.15 TRINCHER
A N11 Fuerte a moderada alteracin de slice granular con alunita en religtos de pla
gioclasa, SG2A1OxTr . 16 728 1.0 0.90 42 31 140 -0.5 3 0.01
1928 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807747 9080980 4014 Canal 3x0.15 TRINCHERA N1
1 Slice Fuerte slice granular con arcillas pyrofilita diseminada, contacto con sl
ice alunita, rumbo N30W, buz N60E, SG2C1 (pirofilita). 20 477 0.4 0.34 18 19
72 -0.5 -2 0.01
1928 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807747 9080980 4014 Canal 3x0.15 TRINCHE
RA N11 Slice 485 0.4 0.36 17 14 79 -0.5 -2 0.01
1 Slice Fuerte slice granular con arcillas pyrofilita diseminada SG2Pyr1, contac
to con slice alunita, rumbo N30W, buz N60E, SG2C1 (pirofilita). 26 368 0.7 0.68
12 11 118 -0.5 -2 0.01
1 Slice Slice granular fuerte o moderada con pirofilita SG2Pyr1 . Piroclstico, pi
rofilita sobre cristales de plagioclasa. 53 132 0.5 0.12 20 10 37 -0.5
-2 -0.01
1 Slice Slice granular moderada a fuerte SG2 con arcillas en la matrz de la roca,
probable pirofilita. 164 171 0.4 0.49 34 -10 45 -0.5 -2 -0.01
1 Slice Slice granular con arcillas SG2C1Ox1. Trazas de xidos de Fe > goetita-hem
atita. La trinchera presenta una longitud total de 68 metros, con un rumbo E-W.
628 513 0.6 0.40 91 24 41 -0.5 3 -0.01
1933 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Cerro Cordero 807650 9082390 4140 Chip 3x4 Brecha
Cuerpo de brecha de 30x15 m con metros de oxidos de Fe y arcillas, clastos alte
rados a S1C2 con slice calcednica. 17 383 -0.2 1.41 6 19 124 -0.5 -2 0.0
3
1934 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807755 9081012 4010 Canal de 5m Andesita An
desita fina, tufo o flujo? Con craquelamiento de Fe y fuerte fracturamiento, alt
eracin de S1C1A1 Ox1-2, arcillas probable dickita con xidos de Fe > Hematita. Plat
aforma DDH-09. 19 715 0.4 0.27 12 13 31 -0.5 -2 -0.01
Ba Be Bi Ca
1935 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807755 9081017 4010 Canal de 5m Andesita An
desita fina, tufo o flujo? Con craquelamiento de Fe y fuerte fracturamiento, alt
eracin de S1C1A1 Ox1-2, arcillas probable dickita con xidos de Fe > Hematita. Exis
te mayor silicificacin en la matrz de la roca. Plataforma DDH-09. 14 366 -0.2
0.31 18 11 44 -0.5 -2 -0.01
1936 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807978 9080940 3923 PIQUE A Suelo Muestra d
e suelo B2, regolitos y bloques de slice granular con slice calcednica, matrz silcea
arenosa > slice granular con limonitas Ox1 - clastos 60%, matrz 40%. El pique pres
enta una profundidad de 2.40 m. 48 310 0.4 0.62 35 10 86 -0.5 -2 0.03
1937 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807978 9080976 3424 PIQUE B Suelo Muestra d
e suelo, predomina clastos con silice-clay y alunita < silice granular, matrz lim
oarenosa. Clastos-50%, matrz 50%. 75 171 -0.2 0.39 47 -10 81 -0.5 -2 0.
01
1938 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807731 9080934 4017 Selectivo Brecha Bx-Sil
-Ox, matrz con > goetita-hematita. Brecha heteroltica con clstos y matrz silcea, clas
tos de slice masiva y slice calcednica. Presenta una potencia de 1 m. Rumbo N9E, buz
vertical. 64 73 -0.2 0.08 112 11 12 -0.5 -2 -0.01
1939 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807710.12 9081131.31 3968 TRINCHERA N14 Toba
La trinchera presenta un azimut 250E. Muesteo cada 4 metros. Roca toba andestica,
de grano medio con fuerte alteracin arglica. Presencia de xidos de Fe dbil a modera
da, jarosita-goetita y puntos de pirita diseminada. 12 209 -0.2 0.84 40 34
129 -0.5 -2 0.04
Muesteo cada 4 metros. Roca toba andestica, de grano medio con fuerte alteracin a
rglica. Presencia de xidos de Fe dbil a moderada, jarosita-goetita y puntos de piri
ta diseminada. 17 290 -0.2 0.89 38 17 238 -0.5 -2 0.04
ta diseminada. 18 385 -0.2 0.92 25 13 123 -0.5 -2 0.05

ta diseminada. 18 207 -0.2 0.84 19 11 125 -0.5 -2 0.05
ta diseminada. 21 191 -0.2 0.60 26 12 79 -0.5 -2 0.03
1944 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807721.73 9080933 4013 TRINCHERA N10 Muestra
piroclstica volcnica con alteracin de slice alunita, arcilla, Ox2, con mayor goetita
en fractura y diseminacin S2A1C1 . 31 553 0.4 0.11 35 11 -10 -0.5 -2 0.01
1944 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807721.73 9080933 4013 TRINCHERA N10 557
0.4 0.12 45 31 12 -0.5 3 0.02
1945 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807725.19 9080931 4013 Canal 4x0.15 TRINCHER
A N10 Tufo Roca volcnica, tufo piroclstico con alteracin de S2A1C1Ox2 > goetita en
venilla y diseminado. 50 1438 0.4 0.18 35 15 19 -0.5 3 -0.01
A N10 Tufo Roca volcnica, tufo piroclstico con alteracin de S2A1C1Ox2 > goetita en
venilla y diseminado. 31 635 0.3 0.44 23 12 38 -0.5 6 0.01
A N10 Slice Slice granular, alunita1-Tr. SG2A1 Pyr1-Tr Ox1-Tr . 45 280 0.2 0.
05 25 -10 18 -0.5 4 -0.01
1947 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807732.12 9080927 4013 Canal 4x0.15 TRIN
CHERA N10 38
A N10 Slice Slice granular compacta, clastos de silice masiva con trazas de aluni
ta y pyrofilita Ox1-Tr . 28 786 0.4 0.14 -2 -10 49 -0.5 2 -0.01
A N10 S2A2. Roca con matrz alterada de SG1A1 y clastos alterados a slice masiva y
slice vuggy, con dbil presencia de xidos. 37 580 0.4 0.21 6 -10 27 -0.5 -2
-0.01
1950 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807742.51 9080921 4013 TRINCHERA N10 Tufo Tu
fo piroclstico. Presenta matrz con SG2A1, clastos alterados a slice granular, S2A2
y slice masiva Ox1 . 35 555 0.4 0.55 18 33 47 -0.5 2 0.02
A N10 S2A2. Roca con matrz alterada de SG1A1 y clastos alterados a slice masiva y
slice vuggy, con dbil presencia de xidos. 24 150 -0.2 0.12 8 15 28 -0.5 -2
-0.01
1952 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807749.44 9080917 4013 TRINCHERA N10 Toba To
ba volcnica con clastos alterados a slice granular y slice vuggy y en menor proporc
in a slice masiva. Matrz alterada a slice granular y slice alunita. 85 339 -0.2 0
.19 25 11 30 -0.5 -2 -0.01
Ba Be Bi Ca
Toba volcnica con clastos alterados a slice granular y slice vuggy y en menor prop
orcin a slice masiva. Matrz alterada a slice granular y slice alunita. Presenta mayor
proporcin de slice calcednica. 14 471 -0.2 0.37 25 -10 40 -0.5 2 -0.01
INCHERA N12 Tufo La trinchra presenta un azimut N140. Tufo piroclstico. Alteracin
de S2A1 CTr, xidos en fracturas y diseminado, matrz silicificada. <10 871 0.9
0.69 51 13 145 -0.5 2 0.02
INCHERA N12 Tufo Tufo piroclstico. Slice granular con silice alunita SG1A1, S1A1
. Presenta xidos en trazas a dbil. 102 761 0.4 0.36 74 11 76 -0.5 -2 0.0
2
1956 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807788.55 9080964.18 4003 canal 4.00x0.15 TR
INCHERA N12 Tufo Tufo piroclstico, S2C1A1, arcillas debil con pirofilita en la m
atrz. 64 495 1.8 0.42 46 -10 26 -0.5 -2 0.02
INCHERA N12 Fuerte alteracin de slice granular con alteracin alunitica en feldesptos
SG2A1; trazas de arcillas. <10 883 1.0 0.27 35 29 37 -0.5 2 0.02
1958 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807793.63 9080958.13 4003 Canal 3x0.15 TRINC
HERA N12 Tufo Fuerte alteracin de SG2, tufo piroclstico . 15 538 0.7 0.47 57
14 58 -0.5 3 -0.01
INCHERA N12 Tufo Tufo piroclstico, matrz silicificada con alunita en cristales. S
2A1 Ox2 con > goetita. 56 732 0.2 0.29 31 13 44 -0.5 2 -0.01
INCHERA N12 Tufo Tufo piroclstico < slice en la matrz S1A1-2 Ox1-2 > goetita. 29
648 0.3 0.49 21 12 51 -0.5 3 0.01
INCHERA N13 La trinchera presenta un azimut N115W. Tufo piroclstico con alteracin d
e slice alunita S1A1 oxidos 1 > goetita. 10 264 0.3 0.40 30 10 77 -0.5 3
0.01
HERA N13 Tufo Tufo piroclstico con slice granular en la matrz y slice alunita en pl
agioclasas. SG1A2 - alteracin de silice alunita. 84 519 0.3 0.51 53 -10 90
-0.5 -2 0.01
INCHERA N13 Tramo conslice alunita S1A1 con trazas de arcillas (kaoln), xidos 1-2 >
goetita-hematita. <10 109 -0.2 0.29 26 27 53 -0.5 4 0.02
1963 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807784.51 9081019.56 4010 Canal 4.80x0.15
TRINCHERA N13 14
1964 Josh/Joel Febrero Toril 807788.63 9081017.63 4010 Canal 4.30x0.15 T
RINCHERA N13 Slice Tramo con slice granular moderada a fuerte. SG2, xidos 1-Tr2 .
10 270 -0.2 0.24 31 14 54 -0.5 5 -0.01
INCHERA N13 Tramo con alteracin de S2A1, presenta fuerte silicificacin con alunita
en la matrz y plagioclasas. 11 564 -0.2 0.48 50 12 88 -0.5 4 0.01
1966 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807795.61 9081014.38 4010 canal 3.20x0.15 TR
INCHERA N13 Tramo con altreacin de slice-clay con trazas de alunita en plagioclasa
con arcillas, S2C1ATr . 14 271 -0.2 0.31 56 11 41 -0.5 2 0.01
INCHERA N13 Tramo con alteracin d slice clay, slice propilita argilizada fina en la
matrz S2C1 . 17 292 -0.2 0.16 51 11 16 -0.5 3 -0.01
1968 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807794.6 9081056 3988 Canal 3.20x0.15 TRINCH
ERA N14 Fuerte argilizacin de la matrz con trazas de alunita. C2A1 con xidos 1 > go
etita-jarosita. <10 126 -0.2 0.16 40 -10 34 -0.5 3 0.02
1968 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807794.6 9081056 3988 Canal 3.20x0.15 TR
INCHERA N14 131 -0.2 0.17 39 36 34 -0.5 -2 0.03
1969 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807798.4 9081056 3988 Canal 4.40x0.15 TRINCH
ERA N14 Slice Tramo con slice granular y alunita en la matrz y plagioclasa S2A1, s
ilice microgranular en la matrz de la roca. 16 553 0.4 0.21 34 17 34 -0.5
4 -0.01
1970 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807802.7 9081056 3988 canal 4.20x0.15 TRINCH
ERA N14 Slice Silice granular con alunita en la matrz y plagioclasa S2A1-2 . 13
723 0.3 0.19 49 14 28 -0.5 10 -0.01
1971 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807806.3 9081056 3988 canal 3.10x0.15 TRINCH
ERA N14 Fuerte argilizacin de la roca con jarosita y xidos de Fe. C2 > goetita-jar
osita. 17 176 -0.2 0.48 124 14 74 -0.5 -2 0.03
INCHERA N16 La trinchera presenta un azimut de 150. Se observa fuerte alteracin ar
glica con pirita diseminada C2Py1, zona de falla. 52 100 0.4 0.59 63 11 47
9 -0.5 2 0.01
INCHERA N16 Fuerte altracin arglica C2, xidos de Fe > jarosita, tufo piroclstico. 2
3 151 0.3 0.66 31 -10 1053 -0.5 5 0.02

1974 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807820.22 9080918.95 3977 Canal 5.9x0.15 TRI
NCHERA N16 Se observa un incremento de slice con arcillas S1C2, xidos de Fe > jaro
sita-goetita. 22 137 -0.2 0.50 3 29 359 -0.5 5 0.03
Ba Be Bi Ca
1975 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807878.26 9080974.26 3966 Canal de 4.30 TRIN
CHERA N15 La trinchera presenta un azimut 144E. Alteracin de SG1 y trazas de aluni
ta S2A1, con xidos de Fe > goetita-hematita. 57 493 1.1 0.33 102 30 20 -0
.5 6 0.02
CHERA N15 Tufo Tufo piroclstico con alteracin de slice granular y moderado conteni
do de arcillas S2A1C1 . 27 386 0.3 0.19 44 17 31 -0.5 3 -0.01
1976 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807880.70 9080970.90 3966 Canal de 4.00
TRINCHERA N15 28
CHERA N15 Tufo Tufo piroclstico con alteracin de slice alunita con trazas de arcil
las y xidos S2A1CTr-1Ox1 . 29 420 0.3 0.53 61 15 118 -0.5 2 0.01
INCHERA N17 La trinchera presenta un azimut N140. Fuerte argilizacin C2-Ox1 > jaro
sita-goetita. Flujo piroclstico. 66 69 0.4 1.08 32 11 477 -0.5 6 0.02
HERA N17 Flujo piroclstico con slice alunita y arcillas, xidos de Fe en la matrz > g
oetita. 72 138 0.2 0.63 47 11 561 -0.5 2 0.02
INCHERA N17 Slice clay, arcillas en la matrz. S1C1, xidos de Fe. 58 192 0.2 0.4
9 49 11 499 -0.5 9 0.01
1981 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807798.73 9080907.20 4002 TRINCHERA N17 A 3.2
0 m contacto slice granular-slice calcednica. Presenta un rumbo N58E, buz vertical.
Slice granular con slice calcednica SG3 . 237 482 2.0 0.26 309 26 245 -0.5
-2 0.02
INCHERA N17 Incremento de slice en el tramo con arcillas y limonitas > jarosita-g
oetita. 17 43 -0.2 0.44 37 14 579 -0.5 -2 0.02
1983 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807794.62 9080912.10 4002 Canal 4m TRINCHERA
N17 Tufo Tufo piroclstico, slice 1 clay2. Existe un incremento de arcillas, traz
as de alunita. 11 53 -0.2 0.40 31 13 937 -0.5 3 0.02
1984 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807792.04 9080915.17 4002 Canal 4m TRINCHERA
N17 Tufo Tufo piroclstico, slice 1 clay2. Existe un incremento de arcillas, traz
as de alunita. 15 67 -0.2 0.44 18 12 1662 -0.5 -2 0.03
1984 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807792.04 9080915.17 4002 Canal 4m TRINC
HERA N17 66 -0.2 0.25 41 11 1285 -0.5 2 0.03
1985 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807789.38 9080918.35 4002 Canal 4.30 TRINCHE
RA N17 Slice Slice clay con trazas de alunita, xidos de Fe > goetita, tufo piroclst
ico. 72 654 0.3 0.22 117 -10 25 -0.5 3 -0.01
HERA N18 Slice Slice1clay2, con trazas de alunita. <10 581 -0.2 0.89 29 29
450 -0.5 -2 0.02
1986 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807767.24 9080847.86 3998 Canal 5x0.15 T
RINCHERA N18 13
HERA N18 Slice Slice1clay2, con trazas de alunita. 52 176 -0.2 0.34 78 18
404 -0.5 -2 0.02
INCHERA N18 Fuerte argilizacin, arcillas2, con probable pirofilita. 22 217 -0.
2 0.81 56 15 543 -0.5 -2 0.02
1989 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807758.76 9080857.98 3998 Canal 1.40 TRINCHE
RA N18 Slcie Silice clay con xidos de Fe > goetita, tufo piroclstico. 501 432 0
.6 0.62 77 13 377 -0.5 -2 0.02
INCHERA N18 Roca argilizada > goetita y hematita. Trazas de alunita y pirofilita
. 10 117 -0.2 1.07 93 11 456 -0.5 -2 0.04
1991 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807752.91 9080864.95 3998 Canal 5.4x0.15 TRI
NCHERA N18 Tufo Tufo volcnico piroclstico-clastos y matrz argilizada C2Ox1 , xidos
de Fe, presenta mayor goetita en fracturas. Existe 1 metro no muestreado. <10
56 -0.2 2.13 55 -10 441 -0.5 -2 0.04
1992 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807749.08 9080869.51 3998 Canal de 6.5 TRINC
HERA N18 Tufo Tufo volcnico piroclstico-clastos y matrz argilizados C2Ox1 , xidos e
n fracturas. 13 58 -0.2 1.96 18 25 235 -0.5 -2 0.04
To-2001 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807881 9081316 3943 - Suelo Muestra de su
elo a una profundidad de 1.4 m donde predominan clastos de S2A2 con fuerte conte
nido de hematita en la matrz y clastos. Presenta matriz arcillo-limosa con limoni
tas. 87 392 -0.2 0.55 80 -10 82 -0.5 -2 0.03
To-2001 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807881 9081316 3943 - Suelo 87
elo a una profundidad de 1.90 m. Predomina clastos argilicos con mayor contenido
de xidos de Fe y AlTr . Se observa una matriz arcillosa con limonitas en el hori
zonte B1. 36 283 -0.2 0.81 78 31 68 -0.5 -2 0.02
elo, horizonte B2 a 1.80 m. Predominan clastos de S2A1 y S1C1. Se observa una ma
trz areno limosa con xidos de Fe. 59 236 -0.2 0.72 73 19 90 -0.5 -2 0.03
Ba Be Bi Ca
elo con rodados de S2A1 y silice clay, matriz arenosa con fuerte contenido de li
monitas a una profundidad de 1.3 m. Horizonte B2. 105 210 0.9 0.27 40 25
58 -0.5 3 0.01
To-2004 Re Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807902 9081330 3940 - Suelo 212 0.9
0.26 25 13 58 -0.5 -2 -0.01
To-2005 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807900 9081335 3940 - Slicce Slice clay > s
ilice granular con contenido de hematita y goetita. Piroclstico andestico. Canal d
e 3 m. Trinchera de Hecla # 20. 55 418 -0.2 0.53 95 13 134 -0.5 -2 0.0
1
To-2006 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807920 9081356 3983 Andesita Muestra de P
ique C. 4 metros de profundidad. Roca andestica piroclstica, craquelado, OxFe, hem
atita en fracturas, clastos con alteracin de Slice-Alunita. 93 274 -0.2 0.56
67 12 90 -0.5 -2 -0.01
TO-2007 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 808002 9081264 TRINCHERA N19 Toba Esta tr
inchera presenta una orientacin E-W, con una longitud de 68 m. Toba, textura obli
terada, matrz silicea, altreada a clay, coloracin rojo a amarillento, material argl
ico. 169 200 -0.2 0.26 81 11 75 -0.5 7 -0.01
TO-2009 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807994 9081264 TRINCHERA N19 Toba Toba, t
extura obliterada, matriz silicea, alterada a cly; coloracin rojo a amarillento,
material argilico. 24 151 -0.2 0.47 77 10 54 -0.5 3 0.02
TO-2013 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807978 9081265 TRINCHERA N19 Toba Toba co
n cristales, predomina silice, fenoc alt a cly, zonas compactas con mod silicifi
cacin. 97 173 0.3 1.20 284 -10 102 -0.5 -2 0.02
n cristales, predomina aln; matriz alt sil-aln, ligera hematita (tr), material d
eleznable. Contacto de alteracinN40O/Vertical (a im de To-2014) 267 194 0.4 0.
28 141 -10 106 -0.5 6 -0.01
TO-2016 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807966 9081266 TRINCHERA N19 Toba Matriz
sil-aln, moderadamente compacta, zonas deleznables. 46 407 -0.2 0.41 71 18
99 -0.5 3 0.01
TO-2018 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807958 9081267 TRINCHERA N19 Toba Alterad
a a sil-aln, ligeramente compacta, deleznable en tramos cortos. 74 148 -0.2
0.44 268 11 49 -0.5 -2 0.01
n cristales, matriz alterada a sil-aln, fenoc alt cly, deleznable. 42 177 -0.
2 0.28 56 -10 29 -0.5 4 -0.01
TO-2022 Joel/Vilca Apr-03 Toril 807979 9081283 3963 TRINCHERA N20 Toba E
sta trinchera presenta una orientacin NS, con una longitud de 45 m. Se observa To
ba con cristales, matriz alt sil-cly, predomina cly, fenoc alt cly, posible caol
in, hematita (tr) 81 578 0.4 0.97 170 -10 78 -0.5 -2 0.02
TO-2022 Re Joel/Vilca Apr-03 Toril 807979 9081283 3963 TRINCHERA N20 Tob
a 90
n cristales, matriz alt sil-cly, ligeramente compacta; Hematita (tr-1) Contacto
de alteracin N35O/Vertical. 66 167 -0.2 0.30 49 -10 56 -0.5 6 0.01
TO-2024 Re Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807978 9081273 Toba 167 -0.2 0.32
49 -10 61 -0.5 6 0.01
n cristales, alterada a sil-aln, predomina alunita (tr-1) 43 85 -0.2 0.39 7
6 23 72 -0.5 -2 -0.01
n cristales, colortacin rojo purpura, matriz alterada a sil-aln, predomina alunit
a. 33 116 -0.2 0.53 78 13 74 -0.5 -2 0.01
n cristales, alterada a sil-aln, moderado fracturamiento, deleznable. 30 681
0.3 0.40 96 -10 45 -0.5 11 0.01
TO-2031 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807974 9081243 3971 TRINCHERA N20 Toba T
oba con cristales, matriz alt sil-aln, fenoc alt cly; Hematita (tr1), Limonita (t
r), goethita (tr) en fracturas. 32 236 -0.2 0.43 39 -10 52 -0.5 -2 0.0
1
TO-2032 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807855 9081067 3966 TRINCHERA N21 Toba E
sta trinchera presenta una orientacin NS, con una longitud de 95 m. Se encuentra
alterada a sil-aln, Aln (1-2) moderadamente deleznable, coloracin gris amarillent
a. Contacto de alteracin sil-aln7sil-granular N30E/80NO (a 5m del inicio). 31 338
0.5 0.22 47 20 22 -0.5 5 0.02
TO-2034 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807855 9081057 TRINCHERA N21 Brecha Matri
z granular, fragmentos silicificados heterolticos; Aln (tr1) cristalizada. 25 64
1 1.0 0.34 34 12 19 -0.5 9 0.01
TO-2036 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807855 9081047 TRINCHERA N21 Toba Textura
obliterada, alterada a sil-aln. Contacto de alteracin EO/Vertical; Hematita (tr-1
), goethita en fracturas. <10 541 0.3 0.17 60 10 18 -0.5 7 -0.01
n cristales, alterado a sil-aln, sil-cly, predomina alunita (1-2), goethita (tr)
en fracturas. 54 725 1.6 0.33 32 -10 17 -0.5 4 0.01
n cristales, predomina silice, matriz y fenoc alterados a sil-cly, goethita (tr)
en fracturas. 49 383 1.1 0.38 31 -10 24 -0.5 4 0.01
Ba Be Bi Ca
n cristales, moderadamente compacta; fenoc silisificados, moderada alunita (tr-1
), predomina silice, 31 935 0.5 0.26 40 -10 24 -0.5 13 -0.01
n cristales, alterada a sil-aln, predomina silice, alunita (tr-1) en fenocristal

es. 40 625 2.3 0.45 30 17 33 -0.5 12 0.01
obliterada, alt sil-aln, esporadica silice granular (tr) de coloracion gris cla
ro. Predomina slice, moderadamente compacta, Alunita (tr-1) 21 1049 1.6 0.54
35 -10 52 -0.5 5 -0.01
TO-2048 Re Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807855 9080987 TRINCHERA N21 Toba 105
0 1.7 0.53 36 -10 51 -0.5 6 -0.01
n cristales, silicificada predomina silice, fenoc alterados a cly esporadicos Al
n (tr-1) 14 157 -0.2 0.56 11 -10 175 -0.5 -2 0.03
TO-2051 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807859 9081009 TRINCHERA N22 Brecha Brech
a hidrotermal, matriz silicificada granular, coloracion gris claro, textura obli
terada, moderadamente compacta. 31 716 0.5 0.24 43 -10 23 -0.5 6 -0.01
a hidrotermal, matriz silice granular gris blanquecina, fragmentos silicificados
heterolticos, posible brecha fretica? 21 513 0.3 0.39 43 -10 38 -0.5 5
-0.01
a hidrotermal, matriz silicificada, fragmentos espordicos heterolticos alterados a
granular (1-2) posible brecha fretica. Contacto de alteracinN40E/50NO. 29 405 0.
4 0.25 123 23 18 -0.5 7 -0.01
TO-2055 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807839 9081009 TRINCHERA N22 Brecha Toba,
alt sil-aln, coloracin amarillenta a grisacea (2.4m ancho) Cont alt N20E/Vertical
22 1003 -0.2 0.30 72 12 24 -0.5 9 0.01
a hidrotermal, textura obliterada, matriz silicificada alt silgranular gris claro
mod compacta. 96 754 0.7 0.73 3 -10 108 -0.5 -2 0.01
TO-2058 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807755 9080863 TRINCHERA N10 Brecha Esta
trinchera presenta una orientacin SE, con una longitud de 10 m. Posible Brecha Fr
etica, matris sil-granular, fragm silicificados heterolticos grisaceos moderadamen
te lixiviados. 41 772 1.6 0.60 18 -10 100 -0.5 -2 -0.01
obliterada, alt sil-aln; moderado xido Limonita (tr-1), predomina silice moderad
a Aln (1-2), Cont alt N80O/Vertical (3m de ancho); Cont alt N40E/30SE 82 660 0.
4 0.67 33 17 98 -0.5 -2 0.01
TO-2061 JM/JV/VO Mar-03 Toril 807402 9080575 TRINCHERA N23 Toba Toba con
cristales, matriz alt sil-aln; fenoc alt cly; predomina silice. 11 668 -0.2
0.32 73 -10 57 -0.5 3 0.05
cristales, Textura obliterada, mod compacta, predomina silice; alt sil-cly, posi
ble pirofilita, caolin coloracion blanquecina a amarillenta. Cont alt E-O/Vertic
al. 51 809 -0.2 0.35 60 -10 113 -0.5 -2 0.04
cristales alterada a sil-aln, predonina silice compacta.Aln (1-2) 100 2682 0.
5 0.35 51 24 80 -0.5 -2 0.06
TO-2063 Re JM/JV/VO Mar-03 Toril 807402 9080565 TRINCHERA N23 Toba 2642
0.5 0.36 45 13 84 -0.5 -2 0.05
cristales alterada a sil-aln, predonina silice compacta.Aln (1-2) 28 1275 -0.
2 0.58 19 -10 94 -0.5 -2 0.07
cristales alterada a sil-aln, predomina alunita (1-2). 158 574 -0.2 0.57 29
-10 106 -0.5 -2 0.04
cristales alterada a sil-aln, predomina alunita (1-2). 377 750 0.3 0.18 313
-10 34 -0.5 -2 0.03
TO-2067 JM/JV/VO Mar-03 Toril 807347 9080547 TRINCHERA N8 Toba Textura ob

literada, altelrada a sil-aln, predomina silice. 609 2138 0.7 0.29 70 -10
36 -0.5 -2 0.04
literada, altelrada a sil-aln, predomina silice. 1033 2970 1.5 0.31 153 21
75 -0.5 -2 0.06
literada, alterada a sil-aln. Posible pirofilita? (tr); moderadamente compacta.
352 3694 1.8 0.42 99 10 111 -0.5 -2 0.04
TO-2069 Re JM/JV/VO Mar-03 Toril 807352 9080539 TRINCHERA N8 Toba 359
literada, fragmentos silceos heterogeneos alterados a sil-aln; intenso oxido Hema
tita (tr-1) 185 1036 0.6 0.28 59 -10 79 -0.5 4 0.03
Ba Be Bi Ca
TO-2073 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807077 9080425 TRINCHERA N7 Toba? Esta tr
inchera presenta una orientacin N30W, con una longitud de 19 m. Matriz fina, fragm
y clastos heterolticos (2cm 10cm), yeso (1-2) en su composicin, fragm piroclastos
con textura porfirtica, posible material coluvial?? 33 267 -0.2 1.44 22 -1
0 322 -0.5 -2 1.25
TO-2074 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807079 9080428 TRINCHERA N7 Toba Ligerame
nte propilitica, moderada oxidacin suprgena en superficie <10 185 -0.2 1.86 1
5 -10 3851 0.5 -2 1.67
TO-2076 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807077 9080425 TRINCHERA N7 Toba? Selectiv
a Posible toba, fenoc alt cly, yeso (1-2) en cristales. Posible zona de baja te
mperatura, zona de falla?? (Muestra SELECTIVA 1.5m de espesor y 1.3m de largo)
<10 210 -0.2 1.26 6 -10 613 -0.5 -2 1.31
TO-2077 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807242 9080538 TRINCHERA N24 Toba Esta tr
inchera presenta una orientacin S30W, con una longitud de 37.5 m. Se observa una m
atriz alterada a sil-cly (tr1), predomina cly, fragm heterogeneos alt cly, ligera
mente aln (tr), silice compacta, mod xido Hematita (tr-1), limonita (tr) 11 337
-0.2 1.04 30 21 140 -0.5 -2 0.06
TO-2078 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807238 9080533 4071 TRINCHERA N24 Toba E
sta trinchera presenta una orientacin S30W, con una longitud de 37.5 m. Se observa
una matriz alterada a sil-cly (tr1), predomina cly, fragm heterogeneos alt cly,
ligeramente aln (tr), silice compacta, mod xido Hematita (tr-1), limonita (tr) 1
2 285 -0.2 0.59 28 12 330 -0.5 -2 0.03
TO-2080 Joel/Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807235 9080528 4071 TRINCHERA N24 Toba T
extura obliterada, alt a sil-cly en la matriz, moderado oxido Hematita (tr-1), f
ragm heterog. 14 288 -0.2 0.65 55 10 65 -0.5 4 0.02
To-2101 Josh/Joel 2/23/2003 Toril 807297 9080516 4058 Chip 3x3 Breccia m
ainly silica, silica granular, vuggy slica, silica-alunita ms calcedonic, silica c
lastos, matrix is FeO, silica appears heterolithis. 31 1200 0.2 0.29 41 10
71 -0.5 -2 0.03
To-2102 Josh/Joel 2/23/2003 Toril 807274 9080638 4051 Monolithic brecciaandesite, FeO-silica matrix subangular to angular clasts. Chalcedenic silica-alu
nite / clay-granular, clastos ms vuggy N56E, 86NW. Digsan/Crackle with local fluidi
zation. 26 172 0.2 0.16 16 28 12 -0.5 -2 0.02
To-2103 Josh/Joel 2/23/2003 Toril 807292 9080684 4047 Breccia heterolitic
mainly andesite, silica-alunite-FeO matrix. Clasts of silica granular ms massive
, also alunita-clay. N186, 84NW. N85E vertical small fragments structure of breccia
s. 12 127 0.3 0.23 54 17 27 -0.5 3 0.03
To-2104 Josh/Joel 2/23/2003 Toril 807294 9080760 4038 Andesite breccia, v
ertical, parallels # 3 N12E vertical monolithic, granular vuggy, alunite, FeO cla
sts, appears to be near edge of silica-argillic alteration. 30 233 0.3 0.31

63 15 353 -0.5 7 0.01
To-2105 Josh/Joel 2/24/2003 Toril 807007 9080396 4046 Chip 30x1 subcrop
N65E, blocks of FeO-breccia monolithic clasts of massive to vuggy silica to opal
. Follows a N70E zone of alteration from Alto Dorado, host is a cristal lithic tu
ff with patchy clay alteration. 100m long minimum, 0.75-5 m wide. Trench 7 stops
at breccia/structure. 699 483 0.2 0.26 147 14 39 -0.5 -2 0.02
To-2105 Re Josh/Joel 2/24/2003 Toril 807007 9080396 4046 Chip 30x1 subc
rop 739
To-2106 Josh/Joel 2/24/2003 Toril 807146 9080578 405 Chip 10x1 Structure
/breccia E-W vertical 0.2-0.5 m wide, 10 m long. Hosted in alunite-clay-silica a
ltered tuff. Structure contains clasts of vuggy-massive silica with a silica-FeO
-alunite matrix. 42 485 0.4 0.32 142 14 23 -0.5 -2 0.01
To-2107 Josh/Joel 2/24/2003 Toril 806994 9080746 4021 Chip 4x3 Outcrop ?
or possible erratic of granular silica with some vuggy. Glacial streatens N70W.
11 199 -0.2 0.04 10 -10 614 -0.5 -2 0.02
To-2108 Josh/Joel 2/24/2003 Toril 807050 9080784 4012 Chip 3x2 m. Outcro
p of granular silica 3x2 cut tuff N30W vertical. Some vuggy clasts. 7 65 -0.2
0.07 9 -10 485 -0.5 -2 -0.01
To-2109 Josh/Joel 2/24/2003 Toril 807108 9080808 4010 Chip 5x5 Outcrop o
f tuff with andesite blocks (antebreccia) on top, silica granular more clay, alt
eration-weak to moderate general strech N-S. Outerop 30x50 m. <10 176 -0.2 0
.15 31 12 284 -0.5 -2 -0.01
To-2110 Josh/Joel 2/24/2003 Toril 807146 9080774 4024 Chip 5x5 Outcrop 1
5x20m of pyroclastic flow silica-alunite-clay alteration N27W/24NE. 44 118 -0.2
0.30 69 34 304 -0.5 2 0.02
f andesite autobreccia sits on brecciated tuff local brecciation. Vuggy-massiveopaline clasts in FeO matrix. 270 538 0.5 0.14 516 18 34 -0.5 -2 0.01
f tuff silica alunite alteration downslope 5m more argillic less silica small "v
eins" of breccia FeO matrix. 26 537 0.8 0.29 61 14 -10 -0.5 6 0.01
To-2112 Re Josh/Joel 2/24/2003 Toril 807612 9080606 4037 Chip 3x3 529
0.7 0.27 50 13 -10 -0.5 6 0.01
f tuff silica-alunite alteration. <10 83 -0.2 0.30 42 12 -10 -0.5 2 0.
02
Ba Be Bi Ca
f tuff 4x3 m, clay-alunite. Slica-alunite-clay in single area, sligth brecciation
. <10 138 -0.2 0.19 41 12 18 -0.5 3 0.01
To-2115 Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807418 9080824 4024 Chip 4x3 Tuff-brec
ciated 4x3m. Contains clasts of massive more vuggy more granular silica with sil
ica-alunite-FeO alteration cinnabar??. 21 89 -0.2 0.14 18 31 18 -0.5 -2
0.02
To-2115 Re Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807418 9080824 4024 Chip 4x3 17
To-2116 Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807656 9080286 4041 Chip 3x10 Outcrop
pyroclastic flow 3x30m, granular silica follows fault EW vertical. <10 103 -0.
2 0.02 -2 13 14 -0.5 -2 -0.01
f pyroclastic flow 30x100m. Outcrop of vuggy-alunite-opal 3x70m -FeO. Strike E-W
- vertical continuation?? Of To 2116, clay - alunite envelope. 18 1149 -0.2
0.29 36 13 112 -0.5 -2 0.04
To-2118 Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807773 9080324 4017 Chip 1x5 Silica gr
anular in envelope of FeO breccia pyroclastic flow EW - NS component vertical. B

reccia is latest ento silica granular. 13 74 -0.2 0.17 10 -10 16 -0.5 2 -0.01
To-2119 Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807878 9080414 4011 Chip 10x3 Pyroclas
tic flow, silica granular - alunite quartz veinlets some vuggy, outcrop. 108 5
87 -0.2 0.19 11 -10 31 -0.5 -2 0.02
To-2120 Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807878 9080414 4011 Selectivo 1x10 FeO
breccia N42W in pyroclastic flow 1-2m wide vertical. 66 1937 0.2 0.26 36 10 54 -0.5 3 0.03
To-2121 Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807945 9080404 3996 Chip 3x5 Pyroclast
ic flow silica granular. Continuation of To-2119. 25 546 -0.2 0.67 163 12
142 -0.5 -2 0.05
To-2122 Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807891 9081012 3961 Silica granular 1-2
and silica massive outerop 30x30m. N30E, 64SE, crackle breccia-breccia alunite to
ok a sample here of granular and silica-alunite. 350 947 2.7 0.35 385 13
40 -0.5 -2 0.01
To-2122 Re Josh/Joel 2/25/2003 Toril 807891 9081012 3961 363
To-2123 Joel Melgar 3/16/2003 Toril 807072 9079814 3854 <10 303 -0.2 0
.23 9 10 627 -0.5 2 0.09
To-2124 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 807068 9079786 3873 Chip 2x3 Slice Sli
ce alunita, con xidos de hematita, limonita. <10 62 -0.2 0.62 17 20 430 0.5 -2 0.18
To-2125 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 807075 9079726 3874 Chip 5x5 Slice Sli
ce alunita ms o menos silicificado con ptinas de hematita y limonita. <10 111 0.2 0.30 29 11 142 -0.5 2 0.06
To-2126 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 807076 9079661 3872 Afloramiento 3x3
Cristales alterados de arcillas, frsgmentos de slice. <10 102 -0.2 0.38 30
10 362 -0.5 3 0.04
To-2127 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806840 9079580 3896 Chip 4x2 Flujo pi
roclstico con xidos de arcillas. Se observa una brecha hidrotermal. <10 304 -0.
2 0.33 10 -10 433 -0.5 -2 0.05
To-2127 Re Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806840 9079580 316 -0.2 0.70 17
-10 442 -0.5 -2 0.05
To-2128 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806823 9079595 3900 Chip 2x2 Roca con
venillas de slice gris, con ptinas de hematita y limonita. <10 275 -0.2 0.74
6 -10 510 -0.5 -2 0.15
roclstico con fragmentos silicificados, fragmentos de pirita fina. <10 491 -0.
2 1.00 11 24 786 -0.5 -2 0.12
To-2129 Re Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806818 9079640 3904 Chip 3x3 <10
To-2130 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806862 9079614 3908 Chip 2x3 Toba To
ba con cristales alterados a arcillas con fragmentos de slice. <10 251 -0.2 0
.73 10 14 318 -0.5 -2 0.14
microbrechas, cortando una toba con cristales. <10 415 -0.2 1.12 4 13 20
1 -0.5 -2 0.04
roclstico con fragmentos alterados a slice alunita subredondeada a subangulosa. <
10 104 -0.2 0.68 28 -10 623 -0.5 -2 0.07
roclstico con fragmentos heterolticos alterados a slice clay. <10 120 -0.2 1.00
-2 -10 139 -0.5 -2 0.04
To-2134 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806825 9079853 3917 Chip 5x5 Brecha
Brecha hidrotermal con clastos angulosos y subangulosos, con diseminacin de pirit
a en los clastos grises a negros.. 15 288 -0.2 0.52 32 -10 338 -0.5 -2
0.03
Brecha con presencia de diseminacin de pirita en los clastos grises oscuros. <10
565 -0.2 0.46 33 21 241 -0.5 -2 0.03
Ba Be Bi Ca
To-2136 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806754 9079807 3907 Chip 3x3 Presenta
clastos redondeados a subredondeados con relleno de hematita y diseminado de pi
rita en los clastos de color gris oscuro. <10 152 -0.2 0.58 12 10 320 -0
.5 -2 0.08
Brecha con ptinas de hematita, limonita en relleno de clastos angulosos. <10 38
0 -0.2 0.43 7 11 87 -0.5 4 0.05
To-2137 Re Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806761 9080025 3949 Chip 4x3 Brec
ha <10
To-2138 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806544 9080146 3976 Chip 5x10 Clastos
redondeados tpico de brecha hidrotremal. Se observa la presencia de bloques, rod
ados. 211 130 0.8 0.21 166 -10 73 -0.5 -2 0.02
To-2139 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806463 9079846 3970 Chip 4x2 Se obser
va la presencia de venillas de cuarzo tipo stock work. <10 63 -0.2 1.06 -2
30 321 -0.5 -2 0.07
To-2140 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806206 9080217 4002 Chip 5x5 Aflorami
ento 50x4m Brecha hidrotremal con clastos redondeados a subredondeados, con ptin
as de hematita y limonitas. <10 1871 0.4 0.68 107 14 541 -0.5 -2 0.07
altracin arglica transicional con ptinas de limonitas. <10 1661 0.5 0.64 177
10 858 -0.5 -2 0.66
To-2142 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806538 9080232 3972 Chip 5x150 Muestr
a tomada de una zona de bloques rodados. Es una tpica brecha hidrotermal. 454 3
27 0.6 0.26 158 -10 91 -0.5 4 0.02
Brecha hidrotermal con presencia de clstos tpicos. 531 289 0.5 0.32 283 -1
0 121 -0.5 5 0.03
To-2144 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806461 9080261 3989 Chip 3x150 Zona d
e bloques rodados, tipo brecha hidrotermal. 324 206 0.3 0.34 291 -10 271
-0.5 -2 0.03
To-2145 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806342 9080274 4000 Chip 4x100 Zona d
e bloques rodados, tipo flujo piroclstico silicificado. 292 286 0.4 0.35 148
23 150 -0.5 -2 0.05
To-2145 Re Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806342 9080274 4000 Chip 4x100 27
0
To-2146 Juan Vilca 3/16/2003 Toril 806408 9080356 4015 Chip 3x1 Zona de
bloques rodados con fragmentos silicificados, tipo flujo piroclsticos. 293 7811
0.2 0.44 155 11 144 -0.5 -2 0.03
To-2147 Juan Vilca Mar-03 Toril 807005 9079773 3910 Brecha Brecha con cl
astos coloidales de color gris, con presencia de fina diseminacin de pirita. <10
51 -0.2 0.78 10 -10 1211 -0.5 -2 0.05
To-2148 KS & JV 4/14/2003 Toril 806755 9079805 3905 CHIPS 4m TRINCHERA N2
5 BRECHA Rumbo de la trinchera N50E. Cada 4 metros de intervalo y la ltima 8m. B
x con frag. heteroliticos, algunos bien argilizados, Silice, alunita, clay, Py d
is.lim, hem <10 165 -0.2 0.81 20 14 701 -0.5 -2 0.04
5 BRECHA Bx con frag. heteroliticos, algunos bien argilizados, Silice, alunita
, clay, Py dis.lim, hem <10 401 0.2 1.48 25 12 854 -0.5 5 0.03
To-2149 Re KS & JV 4/14/2003 Toril 806758 9079807 3907 CHIPS 4m TRINCHE
RA N25 BRECHA <10
5 BRECHA Idem, con posibles fragmentos de cuarcita con Py diseminada <10 622
-0.2 1.15 15 10 451 -0.5 2 0.04
To-2151 KS & JV 4/15/2003 Toril 808290 9079554 3859 CHIPS 8x7 BRECHA Bx
con fragmentos heteroliticos argilizados, algunos presentan silice alunita. <1
0 20 -0.2 1.10 15 -10 293 -0.5 -2 0.09
L1-1550 Joanne Freeze May-03 Toril 807671 9080826 34 582 0.3 0.58 85
15 154 -0.5 6 0.11
L1-1550 Re Joanne Freeze May-03 Toril 807671 9080826 35
TO-2152 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807229 9080822 Chip de brecha con clastos
de slice granular, con limonita, hematita. 13 202 -0.2 0.62 77 18 419 -0
.5 8 0.02
TO-2153 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807275 9080853 4033 Brecha Brecha de 1.
7 m de potencia. Slice brecha, algunos fragmetnos de slice vuggy, selectivo. Matrz
de slice clay y slice alunita (clastos heterolticos). <5 202 0.7 0.28 45 14
103 -0.5 10 0.01
TO-2154 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807711 9081102 Canal 3 m Slice Slice gran
ular, color gris. Presenta estructura con rumbo N70W, con 3 metros de potencia. Db
il presencia de xidos. 148 408 0.6 0.17 81 11 64 -0.5 2 -0.01
L1-2200 (TO2155) Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807917 9081375 3907 Chip 3x3 Tu
fo Tufos de cristales o andesita con venillas de slice y slice cristalina como dbi
l stock work, con rumbo N30W y N60W con OxFe, algunas venillas con relleno de ar
cillas: Alteracin S1C1Atr. Chips de 3x3. <5 1013 -0.2 1.12 45 10 2087 -0.
5 4 0.04
Ba Be Bi Ca
L1-2150 (TO2156) Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807940 9081335 3913 Tufo Tufo d
e cristales (CkBx), con relleno de xidos de Fierro, clastos monolticos de silice a
lunita y silice vuggy; SA2SV1 , muestra a 20 metros del punto. 807927, 9081350 (
3927). 415 756 1.1 0.16 239 -10 44 -0.5 7 -0.01
L1-2150 (TO2156) Re Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807940 9081335 3913 Tufo 41
1
L1-1900 (TO2157) Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807804 9081108 3953 Tufo Tufo d
e cristales con silicificacin y argilizacin, trazas de alunita. Oxidos de Fe en fe
nocritales con rumbo N20E. Chip selectivo en fenocritales de 4x3. 807804, 9081108
, 3953. 27 539 0.5 0.68 57 23 1489 -0.5 7 0.02
L1-1800 (TO2158) Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807774 9081030 3999 Brecha Crac
kle brecha con fragmentos de slice vuggy, microvenillas de hematita alteracin SG2.
Chip en estructura silcea 1x5 metros. 60 241 0.4 0.69 29 12 134 -0.5 2
0.03
TO-2159 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 808388 9081525 3833 Afloramiento de slice
clay con limonita, hematita. Presenta un rumbo N65W 18 1047 0.7 0.64 449 10 3167 -0.5 4 0.06
TO-2160 KS/JM May-03 Toril 807690 9079522 3827 chip 5x3 Tufo Tufo piroc
lstico, toba con altracin S1C1Ox1>jarosita, hematita. Chip de5x3 con mayor slice.
<5 26 -0.2 0.52 72 -10 241 -0.5 4 0.02
TO-2161 KS/JS May-03 Toril 808053 9082034 3958 Chip 5x5 Chip, afloramien
to 5x5. Slice2 Alunita(Trz) clay1deleznable, xidostr, toba, presencia de fragmento
s se slice masiva y slice alunita. <5 218 -0.2 0.84 28 -10 688 -0.5 -2 0
.11
TO-2162 KS/JS May-03 Toril 808097 9081998 3947 Brecha Brecha heteroltica
con fragmentos de hasta 15 cm de dimetro y una matrz de slice masiva con algo de he
matita, fragmentos de slice masiva y trazas de alunita. Las fracturas presentan u
na direccin de N80W. <5 416 -0.2 0.82 35 -10 301 -0.5 4 0.03
TO-2163 KS/JM May-03 Toril 808124 9081936 3921 Brecha Brecha heteroltica
con fragmentos de hasta 15 cm de dimetro y una matrz de slice masiva con algo de he
matita, fragmentos de slice masiva y trazas de alunita. Las fracturas presentan u
na direccin de N80W. <5 495 -0.2 0.80 45 33 189 0.5 4 0.07
TO-2164 KS/JS May-03 Toril 808176 9082189 3940 Brecha Brecha con fragmen
tos argilizados, algunos de slice masiva, fragmentos con xidos > hematita-limonita
, algunos fragmentos de brecha silicificadas. <5 175 -0.2 0.55 21 21 352
-0.5 -2 0.04
TO-2164 Re KS/JS May-03 Toril 808176 9082189 3940 Brecha 172 -0.2 0.5
3 26 18 346 -0.5 5 0.03
tos heterolticos, slice masivo, arglico con contenido de hematita. Posible estructu
ra N60W. <5 18 -0.2 0.80 63 16 757 -0.5 6 0.19
tos heterolticos, ms deleznables y algunos fragmentos porosos . <5 64 -0.2 0.7
4 14 11 204 -0.5 3 0.04
TO-2166 Re KS/JS May-03 Toril 808414 9081856 3889 Brecha <5
TO-2167 KS/JS May-03 Toril 808068 9081306 4958 Matrz de brecha con fragmen
tos de vuggy, muestra slo de clastos con vuggy (selectivo), alunita, OxFe. 148
276 0.5 0.35 246 -10 467 -0.5 -2 0.03
TO-2168 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807235 9080880 3980 Chip 0.8x5 m. Estru
ctura de S2A2 con xidos de Fe, presenta un rumbo N70E, buzamiento de 68NW, con una
potencia de 80 cm y una longitud de 8 metros, con moderado craquelamiento de OxF
e2 > hematita-goetita. 5 313 -0.2 0.14 4 20 57 -0.5 -2 0.04
TO-2169 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 808590 9081815 3770 Brecha Brecha de sli
ce xidos con inyeccin de slice calcednico, clastos de slice masiva, slice alunita. Bre
chas de baja temperatura. Clastos en la brecha SOX de slice calcednica y slice alun
ita. <5 45 -0.2 0.12 3 11 323 -0.5 -2 0.01
TO-2170 JS/KS May-03 Toril 804727 9078422 4137 Chip Afloramiento de S2A1
C1, con poco OxFe, limonitas, hematita, algunos fragmentos posible vuggy??. Aflo
ramiento y fracturas con rumbo N60W. <5 9 0.2 0.10 3 -10 24 -0.5 5 -0.0
1
TO-2171 JS/KS May-03 Toril 804796 9078396 4121 Slice Afloramiento de slice
alunita, cierta presencia de OxFe, (limonita-hematita), fractura con rumbo N45W.
Afloramiento 9x3 metros. 50 12 -0.2 0.05 -2 -10 23 -0.5 -2 -0.01
TO-2173 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807678 9082366 3928 Chip 3x5 Brecha Ce
rro Cordero, brecha slice con xidos cortando caja de toba andestica. Brecha de baja
temperatura con clstos de slice calcednica, algunos de S1C1. Presenta rumbo N70W, c
lastos soportados matriz silcea OxFe>hematita. <5 94 -0.2 0.43 -2 32 1067
-0.5 4 0.03
TO-2174 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807780 9082472 3984 Brecha Cerro Corder
o. Brecha heteroltica. Slice de xidos con clastos de slice cristalina y slice granula
r, presenta matrz granular con xidos de Fe. 11 135 -0.2 0.84 23 18 248 -0.
5 5 0.04
TO-2175 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807964 9082530 3955 Chip 3x4 Brecha Br
echa S2C1Ox2, clastos alterados a slice calcednica y arcillas en matrz. Slice xidos c
on arcillas. 11 557 -0.2 0.70 12 14 1519 -0.5 3 0.03
Ba Be Bi Ca
TO-2176 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807917 9082234 3971 Chip 7x2 Toba Toba
brechada, con S2C1. Oxidos de Fe, trazas con hematita en fracturas, roca lixivi
ada con peso especfico aprox de 2.1. Lixiviacin de FeMg. Chip, afloramiento de 7x2
. 5 291 -0.2 1.07 12 14 1128 -0.5 3 0.05
TO-2177 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 807839 9082120 3989 Chip 3x3 Brecha Br
echa SiOx. Clastos alterados a clay y < slice clay. Espordicos de slice clay masiva
y slice masiva. Matrz terrosa con cemento de hematita y arcillas. Afloramiento de
12x5. <5 336 -0.2 0.72 29 15 158 -0.5 10 0.19
TO-2178 Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 808275 9082506 3883 Chip 2x10 Brecha B
recha Sox > slice calcednica y slice granular. Presenta un rumbo N75W, buzamiento ve
rtical, clastos de S2C1. Matrz de slice con > xidos en tramos. <5 816 0.3 0.48
27 40 335 -0.5 6 0.07
TO-2178 Re Joel Melgar May-03 Toril 808275 9082506 3883 Chip 2x10 Brech
a <5
TO-2179 Juan Vilca May-03 Toril 807933 9081355 chip 1x1.5 Suelo Muestra
de suelo 132 87 0.6 1.37 102 20 154 -0.5 9 0.02
TO-2180 Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 808022 9080366 3973 Chip 8x5 Brecha Chi
ps afloramiento de la brecha hidrotermal; presenta fragmentos silceos, silice vug
gy, OxFe, limonita, hematita, en fracturas. Se observa alunita. 69 2240 0.6
0.70 54 -10 206 -0.5 -2 0.04
TO-2180 Re Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 808022 9080366 63
TO-2181 Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 808061 9080420 3965 Chip 6x5 Brecha Chi
ps afloramiento de brecha mecnica, con fracturas en diferentes direcciones rellen
as de hematita, OxFe, limonita, jarosita. Presencia de fragmentos de vuggy slica,
slice masiva lixiviada,alunita. 460 2246 0.7 0.16 20 -10 74 -0.5 -2 0.
01
TO-2182 Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 808117 9080440 3951 Brecha Chips brecha
con fragmentso heterolticos, slice masiva, slice vuggy, OxFe, hematita, limonita. P
resenta fractura E-W, buzamiento sur 45. 362 899 0.4 0.42 38 -10 70 -0.5
-2 0.02
TO-2183 Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 807992 9080389 3980 TRINCHERA N26 Brecha
A partir de la coordenada 807991, 9080392, va 6 metros al sur 15 Este. Brecha al
go argilizada, slice alunita, limonita, hematita. 90 9532 0.5 0.56 28 27 1
63 -0.5 2 0.02
TO-2184 Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 807794 9081095 3979 TRINCHERA N27 Los pri
meros dos metros a partir del punto 807793, 9081096 va al S60E. Presenta slice mas
iva, algo lixiviada, alunita, escaso OxFe, algunas brechas. 132 859 0.9 1.20
76 12 146 -0.5 -2 0.02
TO-2185 Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 807798 9081093 3979 TRINCHERA N27 Se dej 2
metros sin muestrear, se contina por 3 metros. Presenta silice masiva algo lixiv
iada, alunita, escaso OxFe con algo de silice granular brechado. 60 831 0.8
0.91 98 -10 159 -0.5 -2 0.02
TO-2186 Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 807802 9081091 3979 TRINCHERA N27 Se deja
2 metros, luego se contina por 2 metros. Brecha arglica con cierta lixiviacin de f
ragmentos silceos, limonita, hematita. 10 413 0.4 0.82 146 -10 72 -0.5 8
-0.01
TO-2187 Kiko Snchez Jun-03 Toril 807792 9081082 3983 Chip 2x2. Slice Slice
masiva lixiviada, posible vuggy?, poco de OxFe. 206 213 0.5 0.37 34 -10
47 -0.5 3 -0.01
TO-2188 Kiko Snchez Jul-03 Toril 808093 9080435 3960 TRINCHERA N28 La trin
chera presenta un rumbo N15W. Los 5 primeros metros de la trinchera. Se observa b
recha con fragmentos algo lixiviados, SG algo deleznable, limonita, hematita, al
unita. 312 1435 0.3 0.24 375 -10 49 -0.5 8 0.01
TO-2189 Kiko Snchez Jul-03 Toril 808092 9080440 3960 TRINCHERA N28 Siguien
tes 5 metros SG, algo de brecha con fragementos algo lixiviados, alunita algunas
venillas de hematita, posible jarosita?. 416 2084 -0.2 0.66 209 25 83 0.5 4 0.03
TO-2190 Kiko Snchez Jul-03 Toril 808087 9080457 3960 TRINCHERA N28 Se dejo
10 m sin muestreas por arglico blanquecino. Se muestreo los 10 m siguientes. Se
observa brecha con fragmentos de silice masiva, algunas slice granular, relictos
de OxFe, limonita, hematita, alunita. 25 348 -0.2 0.59 56 13 100 -0.5 2
0.04
TO-2190 Re Kiko Snchez Jul-03 Toril 808087 9080457 3960 TRINCHERA N28 21
Minera Oro Candente S.A. TORIL PROJECT ROCK SAMPLE
SAMPLE Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg K La Mg Mn
Sc Sr Sn Te Ti Tl U V W Y Zn Zr
NUMBER ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm % ppm %
ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm
LAB
Prospecto Toril
FIELD REPORT Sheet (17-G)

Mo Na Nb Ni P Pb S Sb
ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm
ppm ppm ppm ppm CERTIFIED
3301 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
- --- --- --- --- AO216500 Chemex
3315 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
- --- --- --- --- AO216776 Chemex
3329 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
- --- --- --- --- AO216776 Chemex
3330 --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- --- ---
- --- --- --- --- AO216776 Chemex
H-1 <1 <1 39 278 7.24 10 0.04 <0.5 <0.01 198 15 0.02 7 6 0.03 31
<5 1 43 <10 <0.01 <2 38 <10 <0.5 26.8 3.1 SEP0010.R02 SEP9505.R02
CIMM
H-2 <1 <1 28 120 7.36 12 0.05 <0.5 <0.01 212 19 0.02 8 4 0.03 17
<5 2.2 38.7 <10 <0.01 2 58 <10 <0.5 15.3 3 SEP0010.R02 SEP9505.R02
CIMM
H-3 <1 <1 48 116 7.54 <10 0.03 1.8 <0.01 196 14 0.01 7 8 0.05 19
<5 3.3 89.9 <10 <0.01 4 178 <10 <0.5 19.1 3.1 SEP0010.R02 SEP9505.R
02 CIMM
H-4 <1 <1 34 130 9.79 10 0.03 <0.5 <0.01 110 7 0.01 11 7 0.03 6
6 1.2 21.3 <10 <0.01 <2 41 17 <0.5 25.1 3.7 SEP0010.R02 SEP9505.R02
CIMM
H-4 <1 <1 32 121 9.34 13 0.03 <0.5 <0.01 104 6 0.01 10 8 0.03 8
8 1.1 21.1 <10 <0.01 <2 38 24 <0.5 24 3.3 SEP0010.R02 SEP9505.R02 C
IMM
H-5 1601 1601 1602 1602 1603 1603 1604 1604 1605 1606 1607 1608 1608 1609 1610 1
610 3301 3301 3301-A <1 <1 68 26 7.5 16 0.03 <0.5 <0.01 275 7 <0.01
7 11 0.07 11 5 1.6 13.9 <10 <0.01 <2 111 <10 <0.5 19.9 3.6 SEP00
10.R02 SEP9505.R02 CIMM
-0.5 -1 241 61 2.73 -10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 38 7 0.03 7 1382 88 7
-1 30 -0.01 -10 17 -10 11 ACT-0280 Report 25778 ACTLABS
GQ21997 SGS
-0.5 -1 36 64 3.23 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 31 14 0.03 64 648 54 -2
GQ21997 SGS
-0.5 -1 226 86 4.81 11 -1 0.13 -10 -0.01 24 15 0.05 7 615 71 -2
GQ21997 SGS
-0.5 -1 43 132 6.27 22 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 29 50 0.03 67 595 55 13
2 64 -0.01 -10 81 -10 8 ACT-0280 Report 25778 ACTLABS
GQ21997 SGS
-0.5 -1 172 54 4.72 -10 -1 0.07 -10 -0.01 17 5 0.07 5 1091 45 2
-0.5 -1 39 79 4.74 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 34 20 0.04 68 726 26 4
-0.5 -1 28 43 9.49 -10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 27 19 0.05 52 373 34 -2
-0.5 -1 215 21 9.68 11 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 19 18 0.04 7 1375 35 -2
1 107 0.02 -10 61 -10 3 ACT-0280 Report 25778 ACTLABS
GQ21997 SGS
-0.5 -1 197 105 5.79 -10 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 19 11 0.04 6 449 56 2 -1 20 -0.01 -10 14 -10 4 ACT-0280 Report 25778 ACTLABS
-0.5 -1 22 64 11.51 19 -1 0.07 -10 -0.01 27 35 0.04 45 199 29 3
ACTLABS
-0.5 -1 151 254 6.70 -10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 23 18 0.03 7 146 48 1
6 1 43 -0.01 -10 15 -10 10 ACT-0280 Report 25778 ACTLABS
GQ21997 SGS
-0.5 -1 156 360 8.92 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 23 18 0.02 5 481 21
35 -1 7 -0.01 -10 15 -10 12 ACT-0280 Report 25778 ACTLABS
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SAMPLE Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg K La Mg Mn Mo Na Nb Ni P Pb S Sb
NUMBER ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm % ppm % ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm
ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm CERTIFIED
LAB
3301-A -0.5 -1 167 362 8.94 -10 -0.01 -10 -0.01 23 18 0.02 6 953
22 41 -1 8 -0.01 -10 15 -10 12 ACTLABS
1612 OCTOO79.R02 CIMM
1612 -0.5 -1 97 42 2.89 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 142 10 0.02 13 910
27 0.06 14 2 29 -0.01 -10 -10 30 -10 5 Report 259738 Report 25909 A
CTLABS
1613 -0.5 -1 76 72 3.63 -10 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 245 7 0.02 11 1039
24 0.16 8 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 11 -10 3 Report 259738 Report 25909 A
CTLABS
1614 -0.5 -1 61 89 8.31 17 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 160 25 0.03 9 1313
41 0.18 3 -1 37 -0.01 -10 -10 31 -10 -2 Report 259738 Report 25909 A
CTLABS
1615 -0.5 -1 102 74 3.02 11 -1 0.09 -10 -0.01 347 11 0.05 12 1324
129 0.43 12 -1 40 -0.01 -10 -10 11 -10 3 Report 259738 Report 25909
ACTLABS
1616 -0.5 -1 72 66 7.44 16 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 144 55 0.04 10 655
49 0.26 2 -1 40 -0.01 -10 -10 77 -10 3 Report 259738 Report 25909 AC
TLABS
1617 -0.5 -1 42 73 7.07 27 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 190 7 0.04 7 398 52
0.32 6 -1 52 -0.01 -10 -10 56 -10 7 Report 259738 Report 25909 ACTL
ABS
1618 -0.5 -1 70 54 5.00 14 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 186 8 0.04 8 175 38
0.34 5 -1 50 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 -2 Report 259738 Report 25909 ACT
LABS
1619 -0.5 -1 54 61 3.62 11 -1 0.11 -10 -0.01 137 8 0.07 7 335 83
0.56 2 -1 73 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 3 Report 259738 Report 25909 ACTL
ABS
1620 -0.5 -1 42 129 9.68 36 2 0.03 -10 -0.01 190 242 0.03 6 198
34 0.19 9 2 43 -0.01 -10 -10 71 -10 -2 Report 259738 Report 25909 AC
TLABS
1621 -0.5 -1 65 48 13.03 30 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 139 9 0.04 10 318
15 0.40 5 5 60 0.02 -10 -10 188 -10 5 Report 259738 Report 25909 ACT
LABS
1621 ACTLABS
1622 -0.5 -1 17 5 0.88 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 0.02 67 3 0.01 3 1310 14
0.09 -2 -1 155 -0.01 -10 -10 38 -10 6 Report 259738 Report 25909 AC
TLABS
1623 -0.5 -1 60 106 6.71 10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 206 10 0.01 8 360
26 0.15 -2 -1 33 -0.01 -10 -10 31 -10 4 Report 259738 Report 25909 A
CTLABS
1624 -0.5 -1 83 12 2.57 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 154 10 0.01 11 203
8 0.04 2 1 56 -0.01 -10 -10 39 -10 10 Report 259738 Report 25909 A
CTLABS
1624 -0.5
7 0.04
1801 -0.5
28 0.07
BS
1802 -0.5
0.06 -2
1803 82.1
1672 1.29
TLABS
-1
-2
-1
-2
80 11 2.51
1 62 -0.01
30 49 5.70
2 41 -0.01
-10
-10
-10
-10
-1
-10
-1
-10
-0.01 -10
38 -10 10
-0.01 -10
40 -10 8
2 93 59 3.56
1 55 -0.01 -10
2 60 220 1.58
32 -1 9 -0.01
-10
-10
24
-10
1 -0.01
7 -10
9 0.02
-10 5
-0.01 145 10 0.01 11 285

ACTLABS
-0.01 30 10 0.01 70 1297
ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLA
-10 -0.01
8 ACT-0351
-10 -0.01
-10 12489
15 7 0.01 5 672 28
N26096b N26096 ACTLABS
126 16 0.02 102 185
ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 AC
LAB
1804 -0.5 -1 166 116 4.78 10 -1 0.10 -10 -0.01 28 46 0.03 6 1594
52 0.44 -2 -1 79 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 22 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTL
ABS
1805 -0.5 -1 108 129 6.15 15 2 0.09 -10 -0.01 25 69 0.04 7 309 7
8 0.43 -2 1 100 -0.01 -10 -10 34 -10 10 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLAB
S
1806 -0.5 -1 20 147 9.21 10 2 0.05 -10 -0.01 26 65 0.03 45 195 1
77 0.27 -2 -1 90 -0.01 -10 -10 41 -10 16 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLA
BS
1806 -0.5 -1 20 142 9.00 -10 1 0.04 -10 -0.01 25 64 0.02 42 401
163 0.24 -2 -1 83 -0.01 -10 -10 39 -10 16 ACTLABS
1807 -0.5 2 16 73 3.95 16 1 0.04 -10 0.04 252 11 0.02 27 1316 39
0.07 2 4 91 0.02 -10 -10 56 -10 23 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLABS
1808 -0.5 3 18 67 3.97 18 -1 0.05 -10 0.06 323 7 0.01 5 1348 34
0.04 -2 6 67 0.02 -10 -10 69 -10 29 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLABS
1809 -0.5 4 26 72 3.73 16 -1 0.08 12 0.10 383 8 0.02 8 403 45 0
.08 7 5 84 0.04 -10 -10 66 -10 35 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLABS
1810 -0.5 -1 7 34 4.65 18 -1 0.07 -10 0.09 72 3 0.02 11 797 22
0.02 -2 6 43 0.02 -10 -10 99 -10 37 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLABS
1810 ACTLABS
1811 -0.5 -1 34 16 1.06 -10 1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 24 10 0.01 59 789
17 0.02 -2 -1 39 -0.01 -10 -10 9 -10 3 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLABS
1812 -0.5
16 0.02
ABS
1813 -0.5
0.03 -2 5
1814 -0.5
5 0.03 -2
-1 191 16 1.35 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 17 12 0.01 7 1230

-2 -1 26 -0.01 -10 -10 7 -10 -2 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTL
-1
54
-1
4
11 43 4.25 17 -1
-0.01 -10 -10 71
12 19 4.80 12 -1
98 -0.01 -10 -10
0.13 -10 0.03 5 3 0.02 2 1264 10

-10 4 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLABS
0.03 -10 -0.01 19 6 0.02 22 1082 1
99 -10 4 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLABS
1815 -0.5 -1 21 10 3.70 -10 -1 0.13 -10 -0.01 19 11 0.04 44 1345

94 0.48 -2 -1 89 0.01 -10 -10 47 -10 -2 ACT-0351 N26096b N26096 ACTLA
BS
1816 -0.5 -1 15 125 5.94 14 2 0.14 -10 -0.01 16 16 0.06 32 49 14
5 0.52 6 1 154 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 5 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1817 -0.5 -1 21 74 6.54 16 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 17 10 0.03 41 1328
33 0.22 2 -1 36 -0.01 -10 -10 50 -10 6 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1818 -0.5 -1 45 141 7.20 21 3 0.01 -10 -0.01 5 8 0.02 3 96 17 0
.06 10 3 50 -0.01 -10 -10 50 -10 8 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1818 -0.5 -1 42 133 6.76 20 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 5 6 0.02 2 433 16
0.06 6 2 45 -0.01 -10 -10 47 -10 8 ACTLABS
1819 -0.5 -1 14 234 6.27 -10 1 0.03 -10 -0.01 11 10 0.02 26 586
27 0.11 2 2 81 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 6 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS

1820 -0.5 -1 52 224 5.54 -10 2 0.03 -10 -0.01 5 5 0.02 -1 788 33
0.10 3 1 64 -0.01 -10 -10 27 -10 5 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1821 -0.5 -1 23 126 4.63 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 18 11 0.02 45 756
33 0.11 4 -1 13 -0.01 -10 -10 14 -10 5 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1822 -0.5 -1 41 52 4.73 14 1 0.02 -10 -0.01 5 3 0.02 4 314 17 0
.09 4 -1 45 -0.01 -10 -10 33 -10 5 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1823 -0.5 -1 93 36 3.12 15 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 10 9 0.03 3 1316 33
0.11 3 -1 51 -0.01 -10 -10 21 -10 4 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1824 -0.5 -1 25 50 4.02 11 1 0.02 -10 -0.01 16 12 0.02 39 363 14
0.12 4 -1 43 -0.01 -10 -10 30 -10 4 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1825 -0.5 -1 22 68 5.19 -10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 18 14 0.04 43 357
16 0.29 3 -1 68 -0.01 -10 -10 27 -10 6 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1825 ACTLABS
1826 -0.5 -1 72 49 3.23 11 1 0.07 -10 -0.01 12 11 0.04 2 547 22
0.29 4 -1 106 -0.01 -10 -10 31 -10 4 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
LAB
1827 -0.5 -1 63 37 2.68 18 1 0.04 -10 -0.01 8 7 0.04 2 800 30 0
.19 -2 -1 100 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 3 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1828 -0.5 -1 47 20 1.59 -10 1 0.05 -10 -0.01 31 16 0.04 77 482 3
1 0.22 -2 -1 62 -0.01 -10 -10 15 -10 3 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1830 -0.5 -1 55 42 3.27 19 2 0.08 -10 0.01 25 6 0.04 3 1372 33
0.18 5 2 169 0.02 -10 -10 44 -10 6 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1831 -0.5 -1 68 31 2.78 -10 2 0.05 -10 -0.01 9 5 0.03 3 501 31
0.18 -2 1 128 -0.01 -10 -10 38 -10 5 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS
1831 -0.5 -1 67 32 2.91 11 1 0.05 -10 -0.01 9 4 0.03 2 719 33 0
.16 3 1 120 -0.01 -10 -10 39 -10 4 ACTLABS
1832 -0.5 -1 63 31 3.91 13 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 20 5 0.02 4 1400 10
0.23 7 2 140 -0.01 -10 -10 43 -10 14 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLABS
1833 -0.5 -1 110 51 6.15 -10 -1 0.10 -10 -0.01 16 23 0.06 6 690
67 0.45 13 1 83 -0.01 -10 -10 42 -10 7 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLABS
1834 -0.5 -1 30 28 4.62 -10 -1 0.07 -10
36 0.34 -2 -1 53 -0.01 -10 -10 58 -10
BS
1835 -0.5 -1 34 26 6.55 -10 -1 0.04 -10
13 0.16 -2 1 22 -0.01 -10 -10 52 -10 9
-0.01 28 19 0.04 65 1162

6 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLA
-0.01 35 26 0.02 72 189
ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLABS
1836 -0.5 14 18 77 4.60 17 -1 0.13 13 0.14 738 6 0.03 28 82 39

0.05 3 6 122 0.04 -10 -10 77 -10 50 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLABS
1837 -0.5 7 24 73 4.05 10 2 0.07 -10 0.05 410 11 0.03 39 130 25
0.13 6 3 90 0.02 -10 -10 79 -10 32 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLABS
1838 -0.5 -1 24 145 4.61 13 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 23 9 0.01 50 947 26
0.06 8 2 33 -0.01 -10 -10 27 -10 6 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLABS
1839 -0.5 -1 43 42 1.29 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 31 12 0.01 81 1387
4 0.02 6 -1 8 -0.01 -10 -10 7 -10 10 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLABS
1840
32
BS
1841
.07
1841
-0.5 -1 28 122 4.10 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 25 12 0.02 61 828

0.18 -2 2 59 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 10 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLA
-0.5 5 34 45 3.57 12 -1 0.08 -10 0.08 958 6 0.02 7 82 27 0
-2 4 85 0.02 -10 -10 61 -10 54 ACT-0384 N26263B N26263 ACTLABS
ACTLABS
1842 -0.5 -1 28 19 1.34 -10 2 0.36 -10 -0.01 29 10 0.03 58 480 2

6 0.22 2 -1 76 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 6 ACT-0395 N26298B N26298 ACTLABS
1843 -0.5
6 0.03 3
1844 -0.5
3 0.15 3
1845
0.35
1846
0.29
-1
-1
-1
1
261
19
85
146
25 0.33 -10 1 -0.01

-0.01 -10 -10 8 -10
19 2.11 -10 -1 0.03
-0.01 -10 -10 30 -10
-10 -0.01 22 9 0.02 18 590

6 ACT-0395 N26298B N26298 ACTLABS
-10 -0.01 16 8 0.03 3 1333 2
6 ACT-0395 N26298B N26298 ACTLABS
0.5 -1 170 19 1.04 -10 4 0.07 -10 -0.01 24 11 0.05 6 86 21

3 1 131 -0.01 -10 -10 14 -10 7 ACT-0395 N26298B N26298 ACTLABS
-0.5 1 29 23 1.51 -10 2 0.06 -10 -0.01 24 12 0.04 61 26 18
-2 -1 114 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 8 ACT-0395 N26298B N26298 ACTLABS
1847 -0.51 3 21 37 3.06 -10 3 0.03 -10 -0.01 67 10 0.02 49 180 1

8 0.17 8 1 111 -0.01 -10 -10 35 -10 17 ACT-0395 N26298B N26298 ACTLABS
1847 ACTLABS
1848 -0.5 5 30 62 3.66 13 -1 0.11 -10 0.10 366 8 0.02 31 352 29
0.07 -2 4 85 0.03 -10 -10 61 -10 42 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 ACTL
ABS
LAB
1849 -0.5 -1 85 47 4.27 -10 2 0.10 -10 0.06 104 31 0.03 6 551 53
0.22 2 2 79 -0.01 -10 -10 37 -10 45 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 ACT
LABS
1850 -0.5 -1 41 38 2.37 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 80 20 0.01 73 657
51 0.09 9 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 8 -10 17 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 A
CTLABS
1850 -1.0 1 35 31.6 2.66 -10 0.22 2.4 0.02 133 17 0.03 2 25 0.03%
189 0.37 14 0.7 54.1 -10 0.09 -2 16 -10 1.2 17.8 2.5 GQ30206 SGS
1850 -1.0 1 37 30.1 2.79 -10 0.23 2.7 0.02 139 18 0.03 3 26 0.03%
199 0.38 14 1 59.7 -10 0.11 -2 17 -10 1.7 17.5 22.4 SGS
1851 -0.5 -1 11 43 6.89 16 3 0.10 -10 -0.01 13 5 0.02 22 459 18
0.08 -2 2 20 -0.01 -10 -10 66 -10 7 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 ACTL
ABS
1852 -0.5 -1 12 67 10.92 -10 2 0.11 -10 0.09 22 3 0.01 4 1274 18
0.20 -2 1 70 -0.01 -10 -10 47 -10 11 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 AC
TLABS
1853 -0.5 -1 16 34 3.71 -10 -1 0.06 -10 0.15 23 3 0.04 2 551 6
0.06 -2 1 19 -0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 12 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 ACTL
ABS
1853 -0.5 -1 16 33 3.75 -10 -1 0.06 -10 0.14 21 1 0.04 4 478 13
0.05 -2 1 19 -0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 12 ACTLABS
1854 -0.5 -1 7 48 4.34 -10 -1 0.06 -10 0.13 22 4 0.04 16 407 17
0.08 -2 1 36 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 13 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 ACT
LABS
1855 0.7 11 49 40 3.52 12 1 0.07 13 1.19 1274 3 0.03 10 434 47
1.66 -2 3 16 -0.01 -10 -10 54 -10 270 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 ACT
LABS
1856 -0.5 -1 38 45 2.42 -10 1 0.06 -10 -0.01 91 16 0.03 76 439 4
2 0.21 6 -1 63 -0.01 -10 -10 13 -10 12 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 A
CTLABS
1857 -0.5 -1 232 16 1.27 -10 -1 0.07 -10 -0.01 17 20 0.03 6 482
39 0.26 7 -1 39 -0.01 -10 -10 14 -10 6 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 A
CTLABS
1858 -0.5 -1 48 19 0.83 -10 2 -0.01 -10 -0.01 29 13 0.02 80 1275
11 0.04 -2 -1 4 -0.01 -10 -10 4 -10 7 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 A
CTLABS
1859 -0.5 -1 226 10 0.39 -10 2 0.03 -10 -0.01 17 3 0.02 6 1274 1
3 0.10 -2 -1 10 -0.01 -10 -10 3 -10 5 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 AC
TLABS
Pique # 5 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pique # 6 -0.5 6 21 48 2.46 11 3 0.10 14 0.65 832 3 0.08 20 475
9 0.00 -2 7 85 0.06 -10 -10 77 -10 58 ACT-0398 N" 26350B N" 26350 AC
TLABS
Pique # 6 ACTLABS
1860 -0.5 -1 52 98 4.33 -10 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 6 13 0.02 4 518 18
0.09 -2 1 21 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 9 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 ACTL
ABS
1861 -0.5 -1 20 120 3.65 -10 2 0.05 -10 -0.01 17 7 0.04 34 664 2
4 0.21 2 1 67 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 12 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 AC
TLABS
1862 -0.5 -1 17 96 6.56 -10 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 26 13 0.03 34 405 2
2 0.07 2 2 154 -0.01 -10 -10 69 -10 12 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 A
CTLABS
1863 -0.5 -1 115 54 7.28 16 3 0.06 -10 -0.01 32 30 0.03 7 599 82
0.17 -2 2 77 -0.01 -10 -10 64 -10 13 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 AC
TLABS
1864 -0.5 -1 25 59 5.47 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 21 12 0.02 47 1703
37 0.08 3 -1 79 -0.01 -10 -10 58 -10 12 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329
ACTLABS
1865 -0.5 -1 12 54 4.81 -10 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 13 10 0.01 24 317 4
2 0.06 2 2 122 -0.01 -10 -10 33 -10 13 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 A
CTLABS
1866 -0.5 -1 120 31 2.25 -10 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 25 9 0.01 7 1257 2
5 0.04 -2 2 42 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 11 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 A
CTLABS
1867 -0.5 -1 61 46 4.63 -10 2 -0.01 -10 -0.01 11 9 0.01 5 602 13
0.03 -2 2 121 -0.01 -10 -10 60 -10 14 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 A
CTLABS
1867 -0.5 -1 67 44 4.50 -10 1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 10 8 0.01 4 769 13
0.03 -2 2 124 -0.01 -10 -10 57 -10 13 ACTLABS
1868 -0.5 4 27 32 2.74 -10 -1 0.07 -10 0.08 374 5 0.02 7 868 20
0.02 -2 3 118 0.02 -10 -10 51 -10 34 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 ACT
LABS
LAB
1869 -0.5 8 19 32 2.44 -10 -1 0.13 12 0.21 522 4 0.03 10 532 18
0.01 -2 5 81 -0.01 -10 -10 44 -10 68 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 ACT
LABS
1869 ACTLABS
1870 -0.5 -1 23 95 3.13 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 32 8 0.05 49 750 3
5 0.25 3 2 71 -0.01 -10 -10 31 -10 17 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 AC
TLABS
1871 -0.5 -1 23 83 2.73 -10 1 0.11 -10 -0.01 23 6 0.07 46 570 88
0.38 4 1 79 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 12 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 ACT
LABS
1872 -0.5 -1 45 61 1.95 -10 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 9 9 0.04 5 996 34
0.13 4 -1 25 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 20 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 ACT
LABS
1873 -0.5 -1 24 45 1.07 -10 1 0.08 -10 -0.01 20 7 0.10 48 1150 1
8 0.43 -2 -1 37 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 14 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329
ACTLABS
1874 -0.5 -1 102 39 0.57 -10 2 0.10 -10 -0.01 12 5 0.05 5 265 20
0.36 5 -1 25 -0.01 -10 -10 11 -10 13 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329 AC
TLABS
1875 -0.5 -1 20 59 1.73 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 17 10 0.04 41 215
21 0.27 -2 -1 24 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 13 ACT-0406 N" 26329B N" 26329
ACTLABS
1900 -0.5 -1 114 43 4.80 14 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 14 7 0.03 6 318 9
0.14 -2 3 49 0.02 -10 -10 123 -10 10 ACT-0424 N26434 N26434b ACTLABS
1901 -0.5 -1 131 10 1.18 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 45 9 0.02 4 1284
47 0.09 5 1 361 -0.01 -10 -10 45 -10 17 ACT-0424 N26434 N26434b ACTLAB
S
1902 -0.5 -1 212 26 2.63 -10 1 0.13 -10 -0.01 18 9 0.04 7 435 72
0.51 -2 -1 96 -0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 11 ACT-0424 N26434 N26434b ACTLABS
1903 -0.5 -1 200 11 0.43 -10 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 20 3 0.03 7 145 2
2 0.26 -2 -1 16 -0.01 -10 -10 7 -10 28 ACT-0424 N26434 N26434b ACTLABS
1903 ACTLABS
1904 -0.5 10 29 34 3.36 -10 1 0.14 10 0.17 483 5 0.02 6 148 20
0.03 -2 4 83 0.01 -10 -10 74 -10 47 ACT-30022 N26566b N26566 ACTLABS
1905 -0.5 8 43 37 3.51 -10 2 0.11 11 0.11 531 5 0.02 6 1048 27
0.03 -2 3 84 0.02 -10 -10 72 -10 39 ACT-30022 N26566b N26566 ACTLABS
1906 -0.5 6 88 39 3.49 11 1 0.11 11 0.12 308 5 0.02 8 575 29 0.
04 -2 4 124 0.01 -10 -10 63 -10 39 ACT-30022 N26566b N26566 ACTLABS
1906 ACTLABS
1907 -0.5 12 14 43 2.84 13 -1 0.29 14 0.28 285 -1 0.02 10 731 36
0.03 7 6 104 -0.01 -10 -10 58 -10 141 ACT-30029 N26595b N26595 ACTLAB
S
1908 -0.5 4 34 46 3.13 -10 -1 0.12 10 0.15 206 4 0.02 10 1281 27
0.05 -2 4 78 0.03 -10 -10 67 -10 45 ACT-30040 N26647b N26647 ACTLABS
1909 -0.5 11 25 47 3.51 -10 -1 0.08 -10 0.09 572 2 0.02 5 729 32
0.08 -2 4 81 0.03 -10 -10 65 -10 31 ACT-30040 N26647b N26647 ACTLABS
1909 ACTLABS
1910 -0.5 -1 58 74 4.19 22 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 9 6 0.04 7 -10 24
0.26 -2 1 166 -0.01 -10 -10 52 -10 66 ACT-30055 N26767b N26767 ACTLABS
1911
.27
1912
0.92
-0.5 -1 43 64 3.08 21 1 0.06 -10 -0.01 6 7 0.06 5 -10 36 0

6 2 230 -0.01 -10 -10 52 -10 56 ACT-30055 N26767b N26767 ACTLABS
-0.5 -1 42 52 2.93 17 -1 0.19 -10 -0.01 6 3 0.16 4 -10 17
-2 1 220 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 42 ACT-30055 N26767b N26767 ACTLABS
1913 -0.5 -1 119 36 2.28 13 -1 0.18 -10 -0.01 12 5 0.08 6 1306 6

3 0.63 -2 -1 118 -0.01 -10 -10 15 -10 39 ACT-30055 N26767b N26767 ACTL
ABS
LAB
1914 -0.5 5 37 60 3.33 21 -1 0.11 -10 0.07 369 7 0.04 6 -10 34
0.18 6 3 176 0.02 -10 -10 51 -10 64 ACT-30055 N26767b N26767 ACTLABS
1915 -0.5 3 46 109 4.13 14 -1 0.05 -10 0.04 257 7 0.02 7 83 35
0.09
1915
1916
0.34
4 2 180 -0.01 -10 -10 37 -10 50 ACT-30055 N26767b N26767 ACTLABS

ACTLABS
-0.5 -1 93 49 2.79 -10 -1 0.10 -10 -0.01 36 2 0.05 5 86 30
3 -1 158 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 19 ACT-30061 N26767b N26767 ACTLABS
1917 -0.5
.10 -2 4
1918 1.4
0.70 -2
3 34 81 4.27 21 2
192 0.03 -10 -10 65
-1 185 42 2.45 12 3
-1 65 -0.01 -10 -10
0.12 12 0.10 460 6 0.03 6 1222 33 0

-10 50 ACT-30061 N26767b N26767 ACTLABS
0.23 -10 -0.01 17 12 0.06 6 126 80
31 -10 18 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1919 1.5 -1 260 16 2.25 -10 -1 0.14 -10 -0.01 21 19 0.12 4 242 4
3 0.69 3 -1 98 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 10 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLAB
S
1920 2.5 -1 87 23 5.53 -10 13 0.07 -10 -0.01 8 10 0.04 2 110 57
0.25 2 2 71 -0.01 -10 -10 35 -10 14 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1921 2.3 -1 65 7 5.91 13 -1 0.14 -10 -0.01 -5 25 0.05 -1 122 133
0.43 15 -1 86 0.01 -10 -10 66 -10 18 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1922 0.5 -1 154 4 0.29 -10 -1 0.11 -10 -0.01 13 5 0.06 6 91 72
0.43 5 -1 35 -0.01 -10 -10 7 -10 12 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1923 -0.5 -1 111 2 0.24 10 5 0.33 -10 -0.01 10 5 0.09 6 2141 161
1.12 -2 1 126 -0.01 -10 -10 21 -10 20 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLAB
S
1924 -0.5 -1 129 3 0.26 -10 -1 0.24 -10 -0.01 10 8 0.06 4 102 13
5 0.77 3 -1 89 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 14 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLAB
S
1925 0.7 -1 34 14 2.57 -10 8 0.04 -10 -0.01 -5 14 0.03 -1 35 26
0.15 -2 -1 68 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 9 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1925 ACTLABS
1926 0.6 -1 28 36 4.92 -10 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 -5 8 0.02 1 177 25
0.07 4 1 34 -0.01 -10 -10 35 -10 17 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1927 -0.5 -1 79 9 0.60 16 -1 0.27 -10 -0.01 7 7 0.08 4 93 231 0
.96 -2 1 103 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 27 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1928 -0.5 -1 79 3 0.26 -10 -1 0.09 -10 -0.01 7 6 0.05 4 88 120
0.35 3 -1 64 -0.01 -10 -10 7 -10 19 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1928 -0.5 -1 80 3 0.27 -10 4 0.09 -10 -0.01 7 6 0.05 2 88 123 0
.37 -2 -1 71 -0.01 -10 -10 7 -10 14 ACTLABS
1929 -0.5 -1 86 10 0.83 -10 3 0.14 -10 -0.01 9 8 0.07 5 2193 123
0.56 -2 -1 99 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 11 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLAB
S
1930 1.0 -1 104 2 0.58 -10 3 0.03 -10 -0.01 9 6 0.02 3 2205 32
0.12 3 -1 18 -0.01 -10 -10 5 -10 9 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1931 0.9 -1 172 4 1.64 -10 -1 0.12 -10 -0.01 13 19 0.07 5 119 52
0.49 4 -1 39 -0.01 -10 -10 9 -10 13 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1932 1.7 -1 155 40 6.45 -10 -1 0.09 -10 -0.01 13 36 0.04 2 104 4
9 0.32 3 -1 34 0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 27 ACT-30101 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1933 -0.5 -1 17 35 2.73 11 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 58 3 0.02 -1 106 7
0.04 6 5 372 0.02 -10 -10 213 -10 34 ACT-30102 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1934 0.7 -1 84 4 1.60 -10 1 0.03 -10 -0.01 8 3 0.03 5 103 54 0.
15 -2 -1 15 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 21 ACT-30102 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
Minera Oro Candente S.A. TORIL PROJECT ROCK SAMPLE
SAMPLE Cd Co Cr Cu Fe Ga Hg K La Mg Mn
NUMBER ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm % ppm %
ppm % ppm ppm ppm ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm
FIELD REPORT Sheet (17-G)

Mo Na Nb Ni P Pb S Sb
ppm ppm % ppm ppm ppm
ppm ppm ppm ppm CERTIFIED
LAB
1935
13 5
1936
0.54
-0.5 -1 78 4 1.06 -10 4 0.02 -10 -0.01 8 5 0.03 5 21 29 0.

-1 17 -0.01 -10 -10 13 -10 19 ACT-30102 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1.0 -1 113 27 1.91 -10 -1 0.12 -10 -0.01 21 9 0.07 4 33 46
8 -1 61 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 21 ACT-30102 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1937 0.9 -1 70 24 2.05 -10 4 0.04 -10 -0.01 16 8 0.03 4 2116 29

0.20 -2 -1 34 -0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 18 ACT-30102 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
1938 1.7 -1 134 47 3.04 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 15 17 0.01 6 53 3
1 0.05 -2 -1 3 -0.01 -10 -10 8 -10 3 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1939 1.5 -1 12 41 5.80 -10 -1 0.10 -10 0.04 14 -1 0.02 5 1526 7
0.06 5 1 26 -0.01 -10 -10 42 -10 11 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1940 0.8 -1 11 30 3.50 -10 -1 0.12 -10 0.04 12 6 0.03 4 1548 21
0.06 7 1 55 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 8 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1941 0.8 -1 4 28 2.58 -10 -1 0.09 -10 0.04 7 5 0.02 2 24 10 0.0
3 5 1 11 -0.01 -10 -10 21 -10 7 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1942 1.0 -1 5 24 2.26 -10 -1 0.08 -10 0.03 -5 3 0.02 4 33 11 0.
03 -2 1 34 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 5 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1943 2.0 -1 12 37 5.04 11 -1 0.07 -10 -0.01 6 3 0.02 4 71 7 0.0
5 -2 2 36 -0.01 -10 -10 63 -10 8 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1944 1.7 -1 48 48 3.58 -10 6 0.02 -10 -0.01 -5 24 0.01 5 82 51
0.09 7 -1 12 -0.01 -10 -10 13 -10 3 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1944 1.3 -1 51 57 3.79 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 7 21 0.01 6 78 59
0.10 -2 -1 13 -0.01 -10 -10 14 -10 5 ACTLABS
1945 -0.5 -1 83 28 2.40 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 8 32 0.02 6 73 100
0.15 2 -1 17 -0.01 -10 -10 19 -10 4 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1946 0.9 -1 110 32 2.00 -10 -1 0.10 -10 -0.01 9 15 0.04 7 1589 1
75 0.48 6 -1 39 -0.01 -10 -10 19 -10 4 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
S
1947 0.6 -1 100 17 0.57 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 11 8 0.01 5 83 25
0.05 3 -1 5 -0.01 -10 -10 2 -10 2 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1947 ACTLABS
1948 0.5 -1 202 12 0.41 -10 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 19 6 0.02 9 46 78
0.18 -2 -1 12 -0.01 -10 -10 3 -10 3 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1949 -0.5 -1 94 9 0.12 -10 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 10 3 0.02 3 75 89
0.25 -2 -1 21 -0.01 -10 -10 3 -10 2 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1950 -0.5 -1 161 26 1.20 -10 -1 0.14 -10 -0.01 21 15 0.05 8 54 1
39 0.65 5 -1 44 -0.01 -10 -10 15 -10 6 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
S
1951 -0.5 -1 97 7 0.14 -10 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 10 2 0.02 3 46 45
0.15 3 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 3 -10 3 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1952 -0.5 -1 68 11 0.46 -10 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 7 4 0.02 4 -10 66
0.22 -2 -1 20 -0.01 -10 -10 5 -10 3 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
LAB
1953 -0.5 -1 126 17 0.63 -10 1 0.11 -10 -0.01 11 6 0.04 7 1471 8
8 0.44 2 -1 39 -0.01 -10 -10 9 -10 3 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1954 1.6 -1 105 121 5.51 20 2 0.15 -10 -0.01 12 13 0.08 5 83 195
0.71 7 1 74 -0.01 -10 -10 33 -10 17 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1955 3.0 -1 94 106 5.18 15 -1 0.07 -10 -0.01 12 12 0.05 9 404 11
3 0.32 2 -1 34 -0.01 -10 -10 59 -10 10 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB

S
1956 1.0 -1 79 81 2.96 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 11 8 0.06 5 1512 77
0.45 8 -1 48 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 13 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1957 1.1 -1 83 33 1.34 -10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 15 9 0.03 3 229 133
0.28 5 -1 22 -0.01 -10 -10 10 -10 23 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1958 -0.5 -1 86 26 0.89 -10 -1 0.13 -10 -0.01 10 9 0.05 6 224 75
0.58 5 -1 70 -0.01 -10 -10 10 -10 9 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1959 1.7 -1 78 89 4.49 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 8 5 0.04 8 473 35
0.23 -2 -1 35 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 5 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1960 1.5 -1 62 91 4.12 -10 -1 0.10 -10 -0.01 7 11 0.05 8 424 23
0.44 -2 1 33 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 4 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1961 0.7 -1 125 25 3.08 15 3 0.05 -10 -0.01 11 13 0.04 8 453 41
0.30 3 -1 50 -0.01 -10 -10 31 -10 9 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1962 0.7 -1 109 35 2.39 -10 3 0.10 -10 -0.01 10 17 0.08 6 466 53
0.55 -2 -1 54 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 11 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
S
1963 -0.5 -1 38 16 2.76 -10 1 0.03 -10 -0.01 10 7 0.03 10 1453 2
3 0.17 3 -1 18 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 9 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1963 ACTLABS
1964 1.0 -1 58 35 3.22 11 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 6 9 0.02 5 1424 14
0.14 4 -1 17 -0.01 -10 -10 37 -10 7 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1965 -0.5 -1 62 39 3.87 -10 -1 0.09 -10 -0.01 7 20 0.03 6 44 24
0.33 6 2 39 -0.01 -10 -10 30 -10 7 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1966 0.8 -1 56 53 4.25 13 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 6 6 0.02 7 78 27 0.
23 -2 -1 17 -0.01 -10 -10 39 -10 8 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1967 0.9 -1 54 50 3.99 12 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 6 2 0.01 6 71 24 0
.07 6 -1 7 -0.01 -10 -10 33 -10 5 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1968 2.9 -1 31 83 8.70 20 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 -5 2 0.01 7 384 -2
0.07 2 -1 3 -0.01 -10 -10 89 -10 10 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1968 2.1 -1 33 89 8.68 21 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 7 1 0.01 7 214 -2 0.
07 -2 -1 3 -0.01 -10 -10 90 -10 14 ACTLABS
1969 1.3 -1 64 79 4.20 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 6 7 0.01 6 200 6 0
.08 7 -1 10 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 4 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1970 -0.5 -1 55 52 4.31 -10 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 5 8 0.01 6 1476 13
0.08 -2 -1 10 -0.01 -10 -10 50 -10 4 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1971 1.5 -1 40 59 6.19 20 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 6 7 0.02 6 100 9 0.
06 -2 1 8 -0.01 -10 -10 77 -10 7 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1972 -0.5 -1 10 26 3.06 -10 -1 0.08 15 -0.01 -5 8 0.01 2 139 31
0.14 -2 2 21 -0.01 -10 -10 53 -10 6 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1973 0.7 -1 14 12 1.86 -10 -1 0.10 -10 0.01 -5 -1 0.02 3 155 39
0.15 4 1 50 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 6 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1974 1.1 -1 22 32 3.75 -10 -1 0.15 -10 0.02 16 3 0.02 5 66 20 0
.24 -2 -1 29 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 10 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
LAB
1975 -0.5 -1 86 41 3.95 -10 2 0.08 -10 -0.01 14 4 0.03 8 1421 31
0.36 13 -1 13 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 10 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
S
1976 2.0 -1 55 56 5.37 10 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 7 8 0.02 5 1431 15 0
.15 3 -1 13 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 9 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS

1976 ACTLABS
1977 2.0 -1 58 64 6.10 17 4 0.05 -10 -0.01 9 7 0.03 10 118 25 0
.27 6 -1 46 -0.01 -10 -10 50 -10 15 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1978 1.1 -1 40 13 2.37 -10 6 0.16 -10 0.01 6 3 0.03 4 40 117 0.
28 -2 -1 233 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 6 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1979 1.5 -1 38 31 2.95 -10 2 0.09 -10 -0.01 -5 2 0.03 6 151 129
0.15 5 -1 110 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 5 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1980 1.3 -1 37 46 6.06 15 -1 0.09 -10 0.01 -5 4 0.02 7 66 18 0.
18 5 -1 38 -0.01 -10 -10 46 -10 15 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1981 -0.5 -1 123 69 1.73 -10 4 0.03 -10 -0.01 16 17 0.02 7 62 11
2 0.12 15 -1 93 -0.01 -10 -10 15 -10 3 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
S
1982 0.6 -1 35 50 3.78 16 -1 0.08 -10 0.01 -5 2 0.03 6 43 7 0.0
7 5 -1 34 -0.01 -10 -10 34 -10 7 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1983 1.7 -1 47 26 5.08 -10 -1 0.09 -10 -0.01 -5 6 0.03 7 1461 5
0.12 3 -1 37 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 9 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1984 1.1 -1 47 32 4.90 10 -1 0.10 -10 -0.01 -5 4 0.03 8 54 -2 0
.10 -2 -1 37 -0.01 -10 -10 32 -10 8 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1984 1.6 -1 34 34 5.00 -10 2 0.06 -10 -0.01 -5 4 0.02 5 20 4 0.
09 -2 -1 16 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 12 ACTLABS
1985 1.7 -1 55 74 4.26 -10 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 5 8 0.02 5 32 36 0.
11 7 -1 18 -0.01 -10 -10 19 -10 4 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1986 1.5 -1 23 28 5.55 -10 3 0.13 -10 0.09 19 3 0.02 5 648 -2 0
.11 -2 -1 43 -0.01 -10 -10 30 -10 15 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1986 ACTLABS
1987 2.4 -1 36 28 7.04 -10 1 0.09 -10 -0.01 6 5 0.03 7 11 5 0.2
1 6 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 68 -10 14 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1988 2.2 -1 49 43 6.62 13 -1 0.16 -10 0.02 9 5 0.03 8 652 6 0.0
9 -2 1 19 -0.01 -10 -10 82 -10 8 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1989 0.9 -1 44 111 8.34 24 1 0.03 -10 -0.01 8 9 0.02 9 1410 44
0.09 2 -1 160 -0.01 -10 -10 63 -10 8 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1990 -0.5 -1 44 24 5.64 16 -1 0.18 -10 0.08 20 8 0.05 5 1451 7
0.20 3 2 111 -0.01 -10 -10 46 -10 10 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1991 -0.5 -1 25 28 3.57 15 -1 0.14 25 0.42 58 -1 0.05 7 364 -2
0.05 -2 3 35 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 15 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
1992 -0.5 -1 28 36 3.48 14 -1 0.19 16 0.42 84 2 0.05 10 755 11
0.05 5 2 26 -0.01 -10 -10 31 -10 21 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
To-2001 1.4 -1 51 70 8.69 16 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 19 3 0.03 -1 209
41 0.13 8 2 43 -0.01 -10 -10 53 -10 18 ACT-30106 N26937b N26937 ACTLAB
S
To-2001 ACTLABS
To-2002 0.6 -1 59 59 5.46 17 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 7 7 0.02 1 93 17
0.10 6 1 26 -0.01 -10 -10 48 -10 30 ACT-30106 N26937b N26937 ACTLABS
To-2003 2.7 -1 64 90 6.47 16 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 16 10 0.03 -1 86
32 0.12 10 2 37 -0.01 -10 -10 43 -10 24 ACT-30106 N26937b N26937 ACTLA
BS
LAB
To-2004 0.7 -1 203 28 2.15 11 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 23 13 0.02 8 42
31 0.06 10 1 31 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 9 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
S
To-2004 -0.5 -1 199 24 2.11 -10 3 0.03 -10 -0.01 20 13 0.02 5 72
26 0.06 10 1 32 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 7 ACTLABS
To-2005 2.3 -1 94 64 5.91 16 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 11 7 0.06 10 29 3

5 0.31 4 2 78 -0.01 -10 -10 50 -10 9 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
To-2006 0.7
63 0.27 6
BS
TO-2007 -0.5
11 0.03 20
ABS
TO-2009 -0.5
0.04 6 1
-1 106 38 2.72 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 11 6 0.03 4 156

1 74 -0.01 -10 -10 27 -10 19 ACT-30102 N26937b N26937 ACTLA
-1 37 82 5.03 11 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 -5 3 0.01 2 59
-1 39 -0.01 -10 -10 41 -10 22 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTL
-1 38 36 5.09 11 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 6 -1 0.02 4 46 9
18 -0.01 -10 -10 50 -10 29 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2013 -0.5 -1 25 90 4.40 12 -1 0.06 -10 0.02 22 3 0.03 3 117 3

8 0.16 5 2 62 -0.01 -10 -10 37 -10 24 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2014 -0.5
40 0.07 16
LABS
TO-2016 -0.5
16 0.03 8
ABS
TO-2018 -0.5
1 0.03 3 1
-1 52 110 4.02 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 7 3 0.02 4 2237

1 67 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 15 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACT
-1 29 132 4.57 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 -5 2 0.01 3 49
1 46 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 21 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTL
-1 25 61 4.72 -10 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 5 3 0.02 3 43 1
38 -0.01 -10 -10 32 -10 18 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2020 -0.5 -1 33 99 5.04 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 -5 1 0.02 6 42

9 0.03 7 1 16 -0.01 -10 -10 33 -10 33 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2022 -0.5 -1
20 0.29 5 2
ABS
TO-2022 ACTLABS
TO-2024 -0.5 -1
0.03 6 1 23
31 104 5.91 -10 -1 0.07 -10 -0.01 48 4 0.05 4 219

66 -0.01 -10 -10 71 -10 26 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTL
29 54 4.98 13 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 5 2 0.01 2 84 11
-0.01 -10 -10 37 -10 12 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2024 0.5 -1 30 55 5.02 13 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 5 -1 0.01 4 138 8

0.03 2 1 25 -0.01 -10 -10 38 -10 9 ACTLABS
TO-2026 -0.5 -1 27 53 5.37 11 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 6 3 0.02 4 2185
23 0.07 -2 1 22 -0.01 -10 -10 41 -10 22 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
BS
TO-2028 0.7 -1 20 61 4.72 10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 7 -1 0.02 -1 2161
9 0.04 7 2 31 -0.01 -10 -10 36 -10 20 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLAB
S
TO-2029 -0.5 -1 48 32 3.43 11 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 7 8 0.03 3 265 2
8 0.16 15 -1 17 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 11 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
BS
TO-2031 0.6 -1 40 14 5.51 13 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 -5 5 0.02 3 65 4
0.02 9 1 32 -0.01 -10 -10 45 -10 7 ACT-30137 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2032 -0.5 -1 44 48 3.79 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 9 1 0.02 4 45 1
6 0.14 -2 -1 11 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 29 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
BS
TO-2034 -0.5 -1 48 61 3.77 -10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 8 9 0.02 3 43 3
7 0.20 8 -1 21 -0.01 -10 -10 15 -10 19 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLAB
S
TO-2036 -0.5 -1 53 35 3.76 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 7 -1 0.01 3 2221
14 0.08 9 -1 6 -0.01 -10 -10 32 -10 20 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTL
ABS
TO-2039 -0.5 -1 106 107 5.60 12 2 0.06 -10 -0.01 13 4 0.03 4 214
19 0.28 3 -1 16 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 16 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTL
ABS
TO-2041 -0.5 -1 55 27 1.91 -10 3 0.08 -10 -0.01 7 3 0.03 4 276 4
2 0.29 6 -1 23 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 14 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLAB

S
LAB
TO-2043 -0.5 -1 54 73 3.75 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 6 8 0.02 3 220
51 0.13 5 -1 23 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 14 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
BS
TO-2046 -0.5 -1 58 72 3.74 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 9 4 0.04 4 325
38 0.34 5 -1 22 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 19 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
BS
TO-2048 -0.5 -1 49 35 2.67 11 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 7 4 0.02 4 624 2
6 0.26 5 -1 16 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 15 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLAB
S
TO-2048 -0.5 -1 49 35 2.70 10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 7 5 0.02 3 1347
24 0.26 7 -1 16 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 12 ACTLABS
TO-2050 -0.5 -1 23 44 4.72 11 -1 0.12 -10 0.01 6 -1 0.01 3 2231
9 0.05 6 1 17 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 11 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2050 ACTLABS
TO-2051 -0.5 -1
25 0.14 -2 -1
BS
TO-2053 -0.5 -1
13 0.16 -2 -1
ABS
TO-2054 -0.5 -1
0.07 5 -1 11
58 91 3.87 -10 2 0.03 -10 -0.01 7 2 0.02 2 2217

18 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 8 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
32 53 3.77 -10 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 -5 2 0.02 4 55
21 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 11 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTL
42 79 5.42 10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 6 7 0.01 1 80 22
-0.01 -10 -10 42 -10 27 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2055 -0.5 -1 42 52 4.61 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 9 6 0.02 3 20 1

6 0.08 5 -1 15 -0.01 -10 -10 33 -10 19 ACT-30136 N27168b N27168 ACTLAB
S
TO-2057 -0.5 -1 144 6 0.31 -10 -1 0.15 -10 -0.01 15 7 0.08 5 286
43 0.65 2 -1 58 -0.01 -10 -10 12 -10 6 ACT-30141 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
BS
TO-2058 -0.5 -1 159 35 1.37 10 -1 0.18 -10 -0.01 14 10 0.07 5 74
104 0.63 6 -1 56 -0.01 -10 -10 13 -10 8 ACT-30141 N27168b N27168 ACTL
ABS
TO-2059 TO-2061 TO-2062 TO-2063 TO-2063 TO-2064 TO-2065 TO-2066 TO-2067 TO-2068
TO-2069 TO-2069 -0.5 -1 123 62 2.80 12 -1 0.19 -10 -0.01 11 5 0.07
6 337 112 0.68 -2 -1 70 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 11 ACT-30141 N27168b N2
7168 ACTLABS
1.9 -1 29 14 3.17 17 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 6 7 0.01 1 230 15 0.03 3
2 42 0.01 -10 -10 64 -10 17 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
1.4 -1 33 19 2.86 13 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 13 8 0.01 7 191 24 0.03
7 2 65 0.01 -10 -10 41 -10 18 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
1.4 -1 54 84 3.67 -10 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 23 6 0.02 4 276 45 0.09
8 -1 82 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 72 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
0.8 -1 54 76 3.68 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 19 5 0.02 4 270 40 0.09
2 -1 86 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 31 ACTLABS
1.5 -1 102 46 3.93 -10 1 0.07 -10 -0.01 41 10 0.07 2 361 32 0.42
3 -1 128 -0.01 -10 -10 30 -10 27 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
0.9 -1 86 30 3.28 12 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 13 8 0.04 3 270 14 0.23
7 -1 116 -0.01 -10 -10 50 -10 23 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
1.2 -1 72 95 5.33 11 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 41 27 0.01 3 250 22 0.04
12 1 20 -0.01 -10 -10 36 -10 26 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
0.9 -1 119 56 2.84 -10 2 0.07 -10 -0.01 16 10 0.02 5 314 31 0.24
4 -1 46 -0.01 -10 -10 10 -10 22 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
1.3 -1 143 97 4.40 -10 3 0.06 -10 -0.01 22 10 0.02 5 462 53 0.20
18 -1 45 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 57 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
1.4 -1 123 81 2.86 -10 3 0.08 -10 -0.01 13 9 0.04 6 325 75 0.31
10 -1 64 -0.01 -10 -10 16 -10 27 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
ACTLABS
TO-2070 1.2 -1 65 28 2.47 -10 2 0.04 -10 -0.01 9 8 0.03 4 292 51
0.17 5 -1 64 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 20 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLABS
LAB
TO-2073 -0.5 3 26 35 2.74 -10 -1 0.13 11 0.21 299 4 0.04 4 270 2
2 0.67 3 4 190 -0.01 -10 -10 39 -10 42 ACT-30141 N27168b N27168 ACTLAB
S
TO-2074 0.5 12 12 41 3.36 -10 -1 0.24 11 0.57 848 1 0.04 11 2210
12 0.08 -2 6 98 -0.01 -10 -10 56 -10 135 ACT-30141 N27168b N27168 ACT
LABS
TO-2076 -0.5 7 16 43 2.89 -10 -1 0.18 10 0.27 823 4 0.05 4 185 1
5 0.63 -2 3 219 -0.01 -10 -10 34 -10 70 ACT-30141 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
BS
TO-2077 -0.5 -1 45 20 3.42 -10 -1 0.21 -10 0.04 12 9 0.05 2 555
17 0.03 -2 2 38 -0.01 -10 -10 40 -10 17 ACT-30141 N27168b N27168 ACTLA
BS
TO-2077 ACTLABS
TO-2078 -0.5 -1 38 23 3.73 -10 2 0.14 -10 0.02 17 4 0.03 3 248 1
8 0.03 2 2 58 -0.01 -10 -10 36 -10 11 ACT-30141 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
TO-2080 -0.5 -1 52 57 5.56 11 -1 0.12 -10 -0.01 11 4 0.04 3 244
7 0.04 -2 1 48 -0.01 -10 -10 38 -10 6 ACT-30141 N27168b N27168 ACTLABS
To-2101 1.9 -1 95 42 3.97 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 15 13 0.02 5 81
13 0.16 4 -1 97 -0.01 -10 -10 34 -10 13 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTLA
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To-2102 0.6 -1 112 44 3.43 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 16 21 0.02 8 96
12 0.15 -2 -1 30 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 8 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTL
ABS
To-2103 2.2 -1 164 19 4.55 14 1 0.02 -10 -0.01 28 9 0.01 9 202 3
6 0.10 10 2 16 -0.01 -10 -10 57 -10 24 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
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To-2104 1.6 -1 133 90 6.14 10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 13 15 0.02 11 26
9 0.31 5 1 38 -0.01 -10 -10 33 -10 7 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
To-2105 1.4 -1 56 134 10.35 -10 3 -0.01 -10 -0.01 17 56 0.01 11 4
4 4 0.05 3 2 11 -0.01 -10 -10 56 -10 13 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTL
ABS
To-2105 ACTLABS
To-2106 2.1 -1 96 92 5.97 21 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 9 113 0.03 11 27
30 0.27 8 -1 26 -0.01 -10 -10 105 -10 3 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLA
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To-2107 -0.5 -1 118 9 0.16 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 19 2 0.01 6 148
0 -2 0.02 5 -1 27 -0.01 -10 -10 1 -10 4 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTL
ABS
To-2108 -0.5 2 185 9 0.26 -10 2 -0.01 -10 -0.01 140 10 0.01 9 147
4 -2 0.02 4 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 2 -10 6 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTL
ABS
To-2109 0.7
0.11 2 -1
To-2110 2.0
0.16 -2 -1
-1
11
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18
37 51
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49 79
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6.00 14
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4.09 13
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2
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3
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0.01 -10 -0.01 -5 17 0.01 5 91 2

-10 4 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
-0.01 -10 -0.01 10 1 0.01 8 17 8
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To-2111 1.2 1 100 168 5.52 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 18 19 0.01 10 34
39 0.07 21 2 19 -0.01 -10 -10 19 -10 -2 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACT
LABS
To-2112 1.4 -1 53 126 5.01 -10 1 0.03 -10 -0.01 7 7 0.05 10 255
36 0.24 5 1 83 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 9 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
To-2112 2.0 -1 50 117 4.80 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 6 4 0.05 9 1132
34 0.23 -2 1 77 -0.01 -10 -10 27 -10 10 ACTLABS
To-2113 1.8 -1 84 56 5.86 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 8 6 0.03 7 216 3
0.21 -2 -1 27 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 6 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
LAB
To-2114 1.4 -1 37 92 4.95 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 -5 5 0.01 3 1644
-2 0.08 4 -1 9 -0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 3 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLA
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To-2115 0.9 -1 53 39 3.77 -10 3 -0.01 -10 -0.01 12 9 0.01 7 326
5 0.05 -2 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 44 -10 9 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
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To-2115 ACTLABS
To-2116 -0.5 -1 154 11 0.17 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 15 9 0.01 9 12
2 -2 0.01 4 -1 3 -0.01 -10 -10 2 -10 5 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLA
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To-2117 2.7 1 106 64 6.18 16 5 0.03 -10 -0.01 15 9 0.02 12 79 16
0.22 -2 -1 59 -0.01 -10 -10 59 -10 6 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLABS
To-2118 -0.5 -1 107 13 1.16 -10 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 13 8 0.02 7 680
9 0.09 -2 -1 22 -0.01 -10 -10 11 -10 5 ACT-30099 N26933b N26933 ACTLA
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To-2119 -0.5 -1 244 18 0.62 -10 4 0.02 -10 -0.01 22 9 0.02 13 125
14 0.08 5 -1 18 -0.01 -10 -10 4 -10 4 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTLA
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To-2120 2.8 1 140 88 13.38 21 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 13 23 0.02 12 52
36 0.21 10 1 47 0.01 -10 -10 67 -10 12 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTLA
BS
To-2121 1.5 -1 90 137 7.80 12 -1 0.15 -10 -0.01 9 11 0.08 8 1430
20 0.79 3 1 83 -0.01 -10 -10 52 -10 4 ACT-30097 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB
S
To-2122 1.7 -1 165 171 6.24 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 19 10 0.03 4 69
59 0.35 10 -1 28 -0.01 -10 -10 13 -10 23 ACT-30102 N26937B N26937 AC
TLABS
To-2122 ACTLABS
To-2123 -0.5 -1 77 23 2.70 -10 -1 0.10 -10 -0.01 12 9 0.03 5 658
6 0.24 -2 -1 38 -0.01 -10 -10 9 -10 19 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTL
ABS
To-2124 -0.5 -1 29 43 2.10 -10 -1 0.11 -10 -0.01 18 6 0.02 3 626
7 0.31 -2 1 89 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 24 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTL
ABS
To-2125 -0.5 -1 54 32 3.63 -10 2 0.03 -10 -0.01 10 5 0.02 2 646
5 0.14 -2 -1 60 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 13 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTL

ABS
To-2126 -0.5 1 32 34 5.38 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 6 3 0.01 1 2087
-2 0.19 -2 -1 37 -0.01 -10 -10 38 -10 16 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACT
LABS
To-2127 -0.5 2 57 26 2.04 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 11 4 0.01 6 403
3 0.26 -2 -1 28 -0.01 -10 -10 17 -10 14 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTL
ABS
To-2127 -0.5 3 96 29 2.27 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 12 3 0.02 6 546
-2 0.30 -2 -1 58 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 8
To-2128 -0.5 -1 37 14 3.22 -10 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 7 3 0.03 1 895
-2 0.15 3 -1 122 -0.01 -10 -10 19 -10 4 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTL
ABS
To-2129 -0.5 -1 52 24 2.48 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 7 2 0.02 4 591
8 0.16 -2 1 105 -0.01 -10 -10 27 -10 14 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTL
ABS
To-2129 ACTLABS
To-2130 -0.5 -1 35 19 2.30 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 -5 2 0.02 1 1007
3 0.15 -2 1 107 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 7 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACT
LABS
To-2131 -0.5 -1 22 19 1.13 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 5 1 0.02 4 767
-2 0.05 -2 2 143 -0.01 -10 -10 29 -10 5 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACT
LABS
To-2132 -0.5 -1 59 61 5.31 -10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 15 7 0.02 -1 218
7 -2 0.28 -2 -1 65 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 6 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 A
CTLABS
To-2133 -0.5 -1 44 22 2.43 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 21 6 0.02 4 2151
4 0.03 -2 6 119 0.03 -10 -10 98 -10 11 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACT
LABS
To-2134 -0.5 -1 48 22 2.40 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 8 6 0.01 2 699
-2 0.33 -2 1 52 -0.01 -10 -10 32 -10 6 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTLA
BS
To-2135 -0.5 -1 47 12 2.72 -10 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 10 3 0.02 2 786
2 0.08 -2 -1 78 0.02 -10 -10 70 -10 15 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTLA
BS
LAB
To-2136 -0.5 1 53 16 2.07 -10 -1 0.07 -10 -0.01 7 3 0.02 5 947 3
0.42 -2 -1 56 -0.01 -10 -10 21 -10 6 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTLAB
S
To-2137 -0.5 -1 12 11 2.42 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 9 1 0.01 2 921
-2 0.04 -2 2 50 -0.01 -10 -10 47 -10 18 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTL
ABS
To-2137 ACTLABS
To-2138 -0.5 -1 159 90 3.63 -10 1 0.04 -10 -0.01 41 19 0.02 9 209
6 44 0.13 6 -1 36 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 14 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 A
CTLABS
To-2139 -0.5 -1 21 34 3.24 -10 -1 0.04 -10 0.01 19 1 0.02 3 550
2 0.04 -2 4 131 0.01 -10 -10 77 -10 30 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTLA
BS
To-2140 -0.5 3 45 16 2.48 -10 -1 0.05 -10 -0.01 40 4 0.02 3 566
11 0.29 2 5 15 -0.01 -10 -10 32 -10 37 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTLA
BS
To-2141 0.5 3 36 27 3.21 -10 2 0.05 -10 -0.01 131 6 0.02 3 546 7
0.08 6 5 25 -0.01 -10 -10 34 -10 57 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073 ACTLABS
To-2142 -0.5 -1 206 174 5.75 -10 -1 0.04 -10 -0.01 35 52 0.03 5 7
47 49 0.13 6 -1 40 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 16 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073
ACTLABS
To-2143 -0.5 -1 138 103 6.55 -10 -1 0.06 -10 -0.01 33 74 0.03 3 7
00 97 0.19 11 -1 78 -0.01 -10 -10 32 -10 13 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073
ACTLABS
To-2144 -0.5 -1 179 95 6.06 12 1 0.08 -10 -0.01 30 102 0.03 2 779
444 0.25 10 -1 55 -0.01 -10 -10 47 -10 13 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073
ACTLABS
To-2145 -0.5 -1 200 114 5.61 -10 3 0.07 -10 -0.01 56 24 0.03 4 20
36 67 0.24 3 -1 72 -0.01 -10 -10 21 -10 25 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073
ACTLABS
To-2145 ACTLABS
To-2146 -0.5 -1 173 100 4.99 -10 6 0.08 -10 -0.01 57 35 0.04 5 20
70 68 0.26 -2 -1 85 -0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 16 ACT-30122R N27073b N27073
ACTLABS
To-2147 0.6 -1 114 13 0.86 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 14 4 0.02 4 216
7 0.08 10 1 95 -0.01 -10 -10 50 -10 15 ACT-30157 N27280b N27280 ACTLA
BS
To-2148 -0.5 -1 132 26 3.23 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 21 9 0.03 4 66
9 0.40 5 -1 83 -0.01 -10 -10 32 -10 12 ACT-30164 N27336b N27336 ACTLA
BS
To-2149 -0.5 -1 46 27 3.05 10 -1 0.02 -10 0.02 -5 3 0.03 2 131 1
0 0.31 -2 2 235 -0.01 -10 -10 51 -10 9 ACT-30164 N27336b N27336 ACTLAB
S
To-2149 ACTLABS
To-2150 -0.5 3 76 24 2.33 -10 -1 0.02 -10 0.02 9 4 0.03 2 150 5
0.48 -2 1 145 -0.01 -10 -10 37 -10 9 ACT-30164 N27336b N27336 ACTLABS
To-2151 -0.5 -1 63 11 1.45 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 16 3 0.03 3 696
5 0.06 -2 3 280 0.02 -10 -10 65 -10 8 ACT-30164 N27336b N27336 ACTLAB
S
L1-1550 1.9 -1 124 42 5.79 18 -1 0.11 -10 -0.01 21 6 0.04 9 718
95 0.42 -2 -1 154 -0.01 -10 -10 69 -10 24 ACT-30181 N27575b N27575 ACT
LABS
L1-1550 ACTLABS
TO-2152 1.1 -1 151 41 7.55 19 4 0.20 -10 -0.01 14 12 0.05 8 176
15 0.63 -2 2 116 -0.01 -10 -10 74 -10 17 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2153 -0.5 -1 279 9 2.94 -10 2 0.03 -10 -0.01 26 5 0.06 11 87
11 0.20 5 2 32 -0.01 -10 -10 53 -10 15 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2154 -0.5 -1 135 15 0.71 -10 1 0.04 -10 -0.01 13 10 0.03 9 60
21 0.11 -2 -1 17 -0.01 -10 -10 4 -10 11 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
L1-2200 (TO2155) 0.7 -1 37 23 2.43 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 -5 2 0.02
4 57 5 0.10 5 1 56 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 12 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO31012 ACTLABS
LAB
L1-2150 (TO2156) 1.3 1 188 76 4.53 -10 2 -0.01 -10 -0.01 23 14 0.02
11 398 7 0.04 30 -1 14 -0.01 -10 -10 19 -10 12 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b
NAO3-1012 ACTLABS
L1-2150 (TO2156) ACTLABS
L1-1900 (TO2157) 1.9 -1 106 160 5.67 19 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 12 3 0.03
5 188 22 0.22 6 1 72 -0.01 -10 -10 34 -10 20 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NA
O3-1012 ACTLABS
L1-1800 (TO2158) -0.5 -1 158 39 2.45 -10 -1 0.15 -10 -0.01 14 19 0.1
2 5 209 65 0.70 -2 -1 84 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 14 ACT-30191 NAO3-101
2b NAO3-1012 ACTLABS
TO-2159 1.2 3 62 45 2.71 -10 2 0.02 -10 0.01 21 4 0.02 9 318 260
0.14 15 3 115 -0.01 -10 -10 22 -10 86 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2160 2.3 -1 16 27 6.00 -10 3 -0.01 -10 -0.01 14 7 0.02 5 1185
-2 0.03 -2 2 92 -0.01 -10 -10 51 -10 16 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2161 -0.5 -1 58 2 0.75 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 28 4 0.01 8 262
6 0.04 -2 3 171 -0.01 -10 -10 51 -10 16 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2162 0.6 -1 148 5 2.24 -10 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 41 9 0.03 9 257 2 0.08 7 3 166 0.02 -10 -10 90 -10 8 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012 AC
TLABS
TO-2163 0.9 -1 35 37 6.32 14 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 125 10 0.03 3 328
-2 0.03 -2 4 337 0.04 -10 -10 142 -10 35 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-101
2 ACTLABS
TO-2164 1.3 -1 149 -1 3.98 -10 1 0.02 -10 -0.01 39 15 0.02 10 312
9 0.04 -2 2 309 0.04 -10 -10 68 -10 12 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2164 1.7 -1 146 -1 3.99 -10 2 0.02 -10 -0.01 39 14 0.02 7 310
6 0.04 3 2 299 0.04 -10 -10 68 -10 11
TO-2165 0.8 5 73 4 4.93 13 -1 0.07 12 0.08 121 6 0.02 8 296 453
0.03 2 3 114 0.10 -10 -10 120 -10 42 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012 AC
TLABS
TO-2166 -0.5 -1 64 6 1.17 -10 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 22 5 0.02 4 263 1
3 0.03 -2 3 196 0.02 -10 -10 51 -10 13 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2166 ACTLABS
TO-2167 1.5 1 149 107 3.98 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 16 5 0.03 13 283
33 0.13 12 -1 30 -0.01 -10 -10 11 -10 13 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-10
12 ACTLABS
TO-2168 1.2 -1 72 17 4.06 -10 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 10 2 0.02 7 980 2 0.07 -2 -1 13 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 22 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2169 -0.5 1 259 14 0.53 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 25 7 0.02 20 28
5 0.01 -2 -1 30 -0.01 -10 -10 5 -10 13 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2170 0.9 -1 23 35 3.77 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 -5 7 0.02 3 404
3 0.02 -2 -1 16 -0.01 -10 -10 3 -10 13 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2171 -0.5 -1 79 6 0.62 -10 1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 13 11 0.01 7 164
-2 0.01 -2 -1 11 -0.01 -10 -10 2 -10 18 ACT-30191 NAO3-1012b NAO3-1012
ACTLABS
TO-2173 -0.5 -1 270 9 0.56 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 34 3 0.02 12 54
6 0.03 -2 -1 95 -5 -1 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 27 ACT-30200 NAO3-1074b
NAO3-1074 ACTLABS
TO-2174 -0.5 -1 61 9 0.41 11 1 0.02 -10 -0.01 15 2 0.02 8 975 4
0.04 -2 3 261 -5 -1 -0.01 18 -10 30 -10 22 ACT-30200 NAO3-1074b NAO31074 ACTLABS
TO-2175 -0.5 -1 128 -1 0.24 -10 2 0.01 -10 -0.01 19 2 0.02 13 112
3 0.04 -2 -1 221 -5 -1 -0.01 12 -10 16 -10 11 ACT-30200 NAO3-1074b
NAO3-1074 ACTLABS
LAB
TO-2176 -0.5 -1 12 2 0.30 -10 1 0.02 -10 -0.01 10 2 0.02 5 226 2 0.04 -2 2 336 -5 1 -0.01 -10 -10 38 -10 13 ACT-30200 NAO3-1074b NAO
3-1074 ACTLABS
TO-2177 -0.5 -1 11 25 2.61 -10 -1 0.04 -10 0.05 49 7 0.02 9 177
28 0.01 5 4 135 -5 3 0.01 -10 -10 69 -10 36 ACT-30200 NAO3-1074b NAO3
-1074 ACTLABS
TO-2178 -0.5 -1 91 11 2.16 -10 -1 0.01 -10 -0.01 53 10 0.02 11 95
8 18 0.06 2 2 122 -5 2 0.02 -10 -10 73 -10 51 ACT-30200 NAO3-1074b
NAO3-1074 ACTLABS
TO-2178 ACTLABS
TO-2179 -0.5 4 45 47 3.69 15 7 0.04 -10 0.07 163 4 0.02 13 577 2
6 0.04 -2 3 31 -5 2 0.01 -10 -10 43 -10 48 ACT-30200 NAO3-1074b NAO31074 ACTLABS
TO-2180 0.8 -1 142 103 4.04 -10 -1 0.17 -10 -0.01 17 8 0.11 4 362
35 0.57 4 1 139 -5 1 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 14 ACT-30232 NAO3-1330b
NAO3-1330 ACTLABS
TO-2180 ACTLABS
TO-2181 -0.5 -1 252 36 2.03 -10 1 0.04 -10 -0.01 26 6 0.04 7 182
20 0.13 -2 -1 31 -5 1 -0.01 -10 -10 10 -10 9 ACT-30232 NAO3-1330b NA
O3-1330 ACTLABS
TO-2182 0.5 -1 230 53 1.93 -10 -1 0.11 -10 -0.01 28 6 0.06 6 484
19 0.34 2 -1 42 -5 1 -0.01 -10 -10 10 -10 6 ACT-30232 NAO3-1330b NAO
3-1330 ACTLABS
TO-2183 0.5 -1 175 95 4.67 -10 4 0.15 -10 -0.01 23 16 0.08 5 282
46 0.46 3 1 59 -5 2 -0.01 -10 -10 19 -10 38 ACT-30232 NAO3-1330b NAO
3-1330 ACTLABS
TO-2184 -0.5 -1 121 27 1.81 -10 -1 0.29 -10 -0.01 10 6 0.30 5 106
46 1.18 3 -1 216 -5 -1 -0.01 -10 -10 26 -10 15 ACT-30232 NAO3-1330
b NAO3-1330 ACTLABS
TO-2185 0.5 -1 107 81 3.34 -10 -1 0.22 -10 -0.01 12 7 0.20 3 232
28 0.81 2 -1 108 -5 1 -0.01 -10 -10 30 -10 13 ACT-30232 NAO3-1330b
NAO3-1330 ACTLABS
TO-2186 -0.5 -1 54 69 4.00 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 5 3 0.03 2 39 8
0.08 4 1 35 -5 2 -0.01 -10 -10 20 -10 15 ACT-30232 NAO3-1330b NAO3-1
330 ACTLABS
TO-2187 -0.5 -1 128 9 1.36 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 12 4 0.09 4 59
24 0.32 3 -1 33 -5 -1 -0.01 13 -10 27 -10 10 ACT-30232 NAO3-1330b NAO
3-1330 ACTLABS
TO-2188 2.0 -1 70 97 6.29 -10 -1 0.02 -10 -0.01 11 16 0.03 -1 141
17 0.16 7 -1 18 -5 5 -0.01 -10 -10 25 -10 15 ACT-30255 AO31527b AO
31527 ACTLABS
TO-2189 1.5 -1 177 113 5.16 -10 4 0.15 -10 -0.01 22 32 0.08 5 104
26 0.62 14 -1 67 -5 8 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 55 ACT-30255 AO31527b A
O31527 ACTLABS
TO-2190 1.0 -1 115 68 4.37 -10 -1 0.08 -10 -0.01 13 8 0.11 -1 209
122 0.56 -2 -1 50 -5 3 -0.01 -10 -10 24 -10 18 ACT-30255 AO31527b
AO31527 ACTLABS
TO-2190 ACTLABS
APPENDIX 2
Figures Showing Results
Alto Dorado - Zona Norte
Hole ID=98-007
N
3323 / 13ppb
3326 / 8ppb
3325 / 50ppb
3324 / -5ppb
Zona Pushavara
PHASE 1 TRENCHING
Muestra / Ley ppb Trocha 3303 / 40ppb Hole ID=98-013
ZONAS
MINERALIZADAS
AREA DE ESTUDIO
BLOCK 1
3322 / 80ppb
3327 / 62ppb
3302 / 29ppb
TRENCH #1 BULLDOZER
3328 / 1050ppb
Hole ID=98-004 Hole ID=98-002
TRENCH #2A
BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-001
Hole ID=98-003
1:10,000 0 500
Metros
Escala Grfica
Hole ID=98-006
Hole ID=98-005
3321 / 166ppb
3319 / 31ppb
Zona La Oya
PROYECTO ALTO DORADO - Zona Norte, Zona Pushavara, Zona La Oya MAPA DE GEOQUIMIC
A Au-ppb Data CANDENTE - Data HECLA
APPROVED BY :
SCALE: 1:10,000
DRAFT: DMD FILE NAME :
MAPA INDICE
Zona
Zona
Zona
Zona
Sogovara
Pushavara
La Oya
Las Brujas

Hole ID=98-007
N
Hole ID=98-006
Hole ID=98-005
TRENCH #1
BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-004
Zona Pushavara Hole ID=98-001Hole ID=98-002 TRENCH #2A BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-003
Zona La Oya
MAPA INDICE
Alto Dorado - Zona Norte Zona Sogovara
Zona Pushavara
PHASE 1 TRENCHING
Trocha 0 1:10,000 500 CIA. MINERA ORO CANDENTE
Hole ID=98-013 ZONAS MINERALIZADAS Metros Escala Grfica Zona La Oya MAPA DE G
EOQUIMICA Ag-ppm PROYECTO ALTO DORADO - BLOCK 1 Zona Norte, Zona Pushavara, Zona
La Oya
AREA DE ESTUDIO Data CANDENTE - Data HECLA
BLOCK 1 Zona Las Brujas DATE : 15-10-02 GEOLOGY: ETA APPROVED BY :
SCALE: 1:10,000 DRAFT: DMD FILE NAME :
Hole ID=98-007
N
Hole ID=98-006
Hole ID=98-005
TRENCH #1
BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-004
Zona Pushavara Hole ID=98-002 Hole ID=98-001 TRENCH #2A BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-003
Zona La Oya
MAPA INDICE
PHASE 1 TRENCHING Zona Pushavara
Trocha CIA. MINERA ORO CANDENTE
Hole ID=98-013 ZONAS MINERALIZADAS AREA DE ESTUDIO 0 Metros 1:10,000 Escala G
rfica 500 Zona La Oya MAPA DE GEOQUIMICA Cu-ppm PROYECTO ALTO DORADO - Block 1
Data CANDENTE - Data HECLA Zona Norte, Zona Pushavara, Zona La Oya
BLOCK 1 DATE : 15-10-02 GEOLOGY: ETA APPROVED BY :
Zona Las Brujas SCALE: 1:10,000 DRAFT: DMD FILE NAME :
Hole ID=98-007
N
Hole ID=98-006 Hole ID=98-005
TRENCH #1 BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-004
Hole ID=98-002
TRENCH #2A
Zona Pushavara
BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-001
Hole ID=98-003
Zona La Oya
MAPA INDICE
Zona Pushavara
PHASE 1 TRENCHING
Trocha
1:10,000
0 500
Hole ID=98-013
Zona La Oya PROYECTO ALTO DORADO - Zona Norte, Zona Pushavara, Zona La Oya
ZONAS
MINERALIZADAS
MAPA DE GEOQUIMICA Hg-ppb
Metros
Escala Grfica
Data CANDENTE - Data HECLA
AREA DE ESTUDIO
APPROVED BY :BLOCK 1 Zona Las Brujas
DRAFT: DMD FILE NAME :SCALE: 1:10,000
N
3306 / 15ppb
3314 / 7ppb
3305 / 22ppb
3310 / 48ppb 3311 / 93ppb 3312 / 89ppb 3308 / 12ppb 3305 / 22ppb
3313 / 10ppb 3309 / 27ppb
TRENCH #3 BY HAND
Zona Las Brujas
TRENCH #4 BY HAND
3331 / 45ppb
3316 / 621ppb
TRENCH #5 BY HAND
3332 / 47ppb
3333 / 314ppb TRENCH #6 BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-008
TRENCH #7 BULLDOZER
3317 / 15ppb
TRENCH #8 BY HAND
3320 / 41ppb
MAPA INDICE
PHASE 1 TRENCHING Zona Pushavara
Muestra / Ley ppb Trocha CIA. MINERA ORO CANDENTE
3303 / 40ppb 0 1:10,000 500
Hole ID=98-013 ZONAS MINERALIZADAS Metros Escala Grfica Zona La Oya MAPA DE G
EOQUIMICA Au-ppb PROYECTO ALTO DORADO - Zona Las Brujas
AREA DE ESTUDIO Data CANDENTE - Data HECLA
BLOCK 2 DATE : 15-10-02 GEOLOGY: ETA APPROVED BY :

TRENCH #3 BY HAND
TRENCH #4 BY HAND
MAPA INDICE
Zona Pushavara
PHASE 1 TRENCHING
Trocha 0 500
1:10,000
Hole ID=98-013 ZONAS
Zona La Oya
MetrosMINERALIZADAS
Escala Grfica AREA DE ESTUDIO
BLOCK 2
Zona Las Brujas
N
Zona Las Brujas
TRENCH #5
BY HAND
TRENCH #6 BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-008
TRENCH #7 BULLDOZER
TRENCH #8 BY HAND
PROYECTO ALTO DORADO - BLOCK 2 - Zona Las Brujas
MAPA DE GEOQUIMICA Ag-ppm
DATE : 15-10-02
GEOLOGY: ETA APPROVED BY :
DRAFT: DMD FILE NAME : PROJECTION : Provisional South America 56 Zone 17
SCALE: 1:10,000
TRENCH #3 BY HAND
TRENCH #4 BY HAND
MAPA INDICE
Zona Sogovara
Zona Pushavara
PHASE 1 TRENCHING
Trocha 1:10,000
0 500
Hole ID=98-013 ZONAS
Zona La Oya
Metros Escala Grfica MINERALIZADAS
AREA DE ESTUDIO
BLOCK 2
Zona Las Brujas
N
Zona Las Brujas
TRENCH #5 BY HAND
TRENCH #6 BULLDOZER
Hole ID=98-008
TRENCH #7 BULLDOZER
TRENCH #8 BY HAND
PROYECTO ALTO DORADO - Zona Las Brujas
MAPA DE GEOQUIMICA Cu-ppm
DATE : 15-10-02
GEOLOGY: ETA APPROVED BY :
DRAFT: DMD FILE NAME : PROJECTION : Provisional South America 56 Zone 17
SCALE: 1:10,000
N
TRENCH #3
BY HAND
Zona Las Brujas
TRENCH #4
BY HAND
TRENCH #5
BY HAND
TRENCH #6
BULLDOZER
TRENCH #7
Hole ID=98-008 BULLDOZER
TRENCH #8
BY HAND
MAPA INDICE
Zona Pushavara Zona Sogovara
PHASE 1 TRENCHING CIA. MINERA ORO CANDENTE
Trocha 0 1:10,000 500 Zona La Oya PROYECTO ALTO DORADO - Zona Las Brujas
Hole ID=98-013 ZONAS MINERALIZADAS Metros Escala Grfica MAPA DE GEOQUIMICA Hgppb Data CANDENTE - Data HECLA
DATE : 15-10-02 GEOLOGY: ETA APPROVED BY :
Escala 1:2500
T-8
T-2 A
T-3
T-1
N
6
6'
Secc 6W
5 5'Secc 5W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
LEYENDA
Muestra
Mapa de Ubicacin de Muestras de Roca
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Au-ppb
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Ag-ppm
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas As-ppm
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Bi-ppm
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Cu-ppm
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Hg-ppb
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Mo-ppm
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Pb-ppm
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Sb-ppm
Escala 1:2500
T-2
N
T-8
A
T-3
T-1
6
6'
Secc 6W
T-6
B
B
Escala 1:2500
A
5 5'Secc 5W
LEYENDA
Geoqumica de Rocas Zn-ppm
APPENDIX 3
PIMA Results
PetraScience Consultants Inc. PSA 469 8/28/2003
Sample Spectrum Minerals Feature Pos Comment
L-1
L1-00 L1_000a montmorillonite white, homogeneous, soft
*b montmorillonite white, homogeneous, soft
L1-050 L1_050a u/r fresh, crystalline, red-grey
L1-100 L1_100a kaolinite, tr dickite cream spots, minor Fe-oxide
*b kaolinite, minor dickite cream spots, minor Fe-oxide
L1-150 L1_150a kaolinite, ?pyrophyllite granular, cream

*b kaolinite, ?pyrophyllite granular, cream
L1-200 L1_200a kaolinite white, homogeneous, soft
*b kaolinite white, homogeneous, soft
L1-250 L1_250a kaolinite white, homogeneous, minor Fe-oxide
*b kaolinite, quartz white, homogeneous, minor Fe-oxide
L1-300 L1_300a kaolinite, quartz grey, cream, fragments
*b kaolinite, quartz grey, cream, fragments
L1-350 L1_350a kaolinite cream, orange granular
*b kaolinite cream, orange granular
L1-600 L1_600a u/r grey, green with hematite, crystalline
*b u/r grey, green with hematite, crystalline
L1-650 L1_650a ??tr zeolite grey, green with hematite spots, minor white
*b ??tr zeolite grey, green with hematite spots, minor white
L1-750 L1_750a ?smectite (on fracture) dark grey/black, hematite? with minor
white on fracture surface
*b ?smectite (on fracture) dark grey/black, hematite? with minor white on frac
ture surface
L1-800 L1_800a u/r dark grey/black, hard, crystalline with minor white speckl
es
*b u/r dark grey/black, hard, crystalline with minor white speckles
L1-900 L1_900a ?smectite dark grey/minor green, granular
*b ?calcite dark grey/minor green, granular, white on fracture
L1-950 L1-950a u/r dark grey/minor green, crystalline, fresh
L1-1300 L1_1300a quartz, tr kaolinite Fe-oxide cement, fragmental, hard
*b quartz Fe-oxide cement, fragmental, hard, orange side
L1-1400 L1_1400a dickite cream, orange with speckles, soft
*b dickite cream, orange with speckles, soft
L-2
L2-25 L2_025a minor chlorite, ?smectite cu-green and white on fracture
*b u/r dark, crystalline minor hematite, green
L2-100 L2_100a ?smectite pale green with minor orange spots
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*b ?smectite pale green with minor orange spots
L2-200 L2_200a dickite, quartz homogeneous, cream-orange soft
dickite homogeneous, cream-orange soft
L2-300 L2_300a quartz orange, Fe-oxide cement hard fragments
*b quartz orange, Fe-oxide cement hard fragments
L2-350 L2_350a pyrophyllite pale pink grey, moderately soft
*b pyrophyllite pale pink grey, moderately soft
L2-450 L2_450a quartz mottled, pale hematite colour, hard Fe-oxide fractures
*b quartz mottled, pale hematite colour, hard Fe-oxide fractures
L2-500 L2_500a quartz fragmental, quartz clasts, fe-oxide matrix
*b quartz fragmental, quartz clasts, fe-oxide matrix
L2-550 L2_550a dickite, quartz pink mottled and orange
*b dickite, quartz pink mottled with minor light patches
L2-600 L2_600a alunite, tr dickite 1479 orange-tan color, homogeneous
*b alunite, tr dickite 1480 orange-tan color, homogeneous
L2-650 L2_650a alunite 1479 hematitic, mottled moderately hard
*b
L-5
L5-050 L5_050a kaolinite, tr alunite 1480 white, soft
*b alunite, tr kaolinite 1480, ?1486 white, soft
L5-100 L5_100a dickite white, slight hematite, granular
*b dickite white, slight hematite, granular
L5-150 L5_150a dickite, tr. kaolinite white, tan mottled moderately soft
*b dickite, tr. kaolinite white, tan mottled moderately soft
L5-200 L5_200a kaolinite white to hematitic granular, fragmental
*b kaolinite white to hematitic granular, fragmental
L5-300 L5_300a dickite, tr. kaolinite white to hematitic granular, fragmental
*b dickite white to hematitic granular, fragmental
*c kaolinite, ?smectite white cream patches on edge
L5-500 L5_500a alunite 1479 white and brown stained homogeneous
*b alunite 1479 white and brown stained homogeneous
L5-550 L5_550a kaolinite, quartz orange and hematitic, granular, small white
frags/?phenos
*b kaolinite, quartz orange and hematitic, granular, small white frags/?phenos
L5-600 L5_600a alunite
*b alunite 1482 brown
L5-650 L5_650a quartz
*b quartz, tr kaolinite
1481 brown and white, mottled moderately hard

and white, mottled moderately hard
dark brown, red hard fragmental
dark brown, red hard fragmental

L5-700 L5_700a silica - ?opaline pale grey white, hard, gritty
*b silica - ?opaline pale grey white, hard, gritty
L5-775 L5_775a silica - ?opaline pale grey white, hard, gritty
*b silica - ?opaline pale grey white, hard, gritty
L5-850 L5_850a ?quartz grey, granular hard
*b quartz, tr kaolinite grey, granular hard, minor white patches
Sample Spectrum Minerals Alunite Comment
L1-1450 L11450A kaolinite, dickite
*B kaolinite, dickite
L1-1500 L11500A kaolinite, alunite 1479
*B kaolinite, alunite, silica 1477
L1-1550 L11550A Na-alunite 1494
*B Na-alunite 1494
L1-1600 not in box
L1-1650 L11650A alunite 1478
*B alunite 1478
L1-1700 L11700A kaolinite, alunite 1480
*B kaolinite, alunite 1480
L1-1750 L11750A alunite 1478
*B alunite 1478
L1-1800 L11800A silica, alunite 1478
*B alunite 1479
L1-1850 L11850A dickite
*B dickite
L1-1950 L11950A pyrophyllite, ?dickite
*B pyrophyllite, ?dickite
L1-2000 L12000A dickite, ?
*B dickite, ?
L1-2075 L12075A alunite 1480
*B alunite 1480
L1-2150 L12150A quartz
*B quartz
L1-2200 L12200A dickite matrix
*B kaolinite ?veins
L1-2250 L12250A kaolinite
*B kaolinite
L1-2300 L12300A kaolinite
*B kaolinite
L1-2400 L12400A dickite
*B dickite
L1-2550 L12550A ?tourmaline - Fe
*B ?tourmaline - Fe
*C ?tourmaline - Fe
L1-2600 L12600A smectite
*B smectite, ?chlorite
TO-1935 TO1935A alunite, trace pyrophyllite 1482
*B alunite, pyrophyllite 1484

Cia. Minera Oro Candente S.A. PIMA DESCRIPTIONS Cia. Minera Oro Candente S.A. PI
MA DESCRIPTIONS Cia. Minera Oro Candente S.A. PIMA DESCRIPTIONS
SAMPLE UTM UTM Altitude Sample
NUMBER SAMPLER DATE AREA EASTING NORTHING msnm Type DESCRIPTIONS
L1-1450 Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 807590 9080735 4025 Toba Toba con alt
eracin de slice clay, fracturamiento moderado, relleno con hematita, xidos de Fe >
hematita.
L1-1500 Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 807619 9080768 4047 Brecha Brecha cra
ckle con fragmentos silicificados, silice alunita, silice clay con algunos fragm
entos lixiviados.
L1-1550 Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 807645 9080810 4020 Brecha Brecha con
fragmentos de slice vuggy, slice alunita, espordicos de S1clay.
L1-1650 Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 807750 9080895 4000 Brecha Brecha arg
ilizada, algunos fragmentos, slice alunita y xidos de fierro a 17 metros del punto
.
L1-1700
L1-1750
L1-1800 (TO2158) Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 807774 9081030 3999 Brecha Cr
ackle brecha con fragmentos de slice vuggy, microvenillas de hematita alteracin SG
2. Chip en estructura silcea 1x5 metros.
L1-1850
L1-1950 Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 879835 9081155 3985 Tufo Tufo de cris
tales con fuerte alteracin arglica y dbil xidos de fierro > jarosita C2-3, Ox4-tr .
tales con lticos ocacionales, xiods de Fe > jarosita C2-3, contacto con ferricreta
, Rb N10E, buz 60SE.
tales con altracin arglica, con xidos de fierro > hematita. StrC1-2Atr .
L1-2150 (TO2156) Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 807940 9081335 3913 Tufo Tufo
de cristales (CkBx), con relleno de xidos de Fierro, clastos monolticos de silice
alunita y silice vuggy; SA2SV1 , muestra a 20 metros del punto. 807927, 9081350
(3927).
L1-2200 (TO2155) Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 879168 9081375 3907 Tufo Tufo
s de cristales o andesita con venillas de slice y slice cristalina como dbil stock
work, con rumbo N30W y N60W con OxFe, algunas venillas con relleno de arcillas:
Alteracin S1C1Atr. Chips de 3x3.
L1-2250
L1-2300 Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 808020 9081458 3901 Tufo? Probable tu
fo de cristales con alteracin de S1C1A1-tr . Oxidos de fierro > jarosita.
L1-2400 Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 808075 9081045 3880 Tufo? Roca argili
zada probable tufo de cristales con lticos pequeos silicificados S1C2Ox1 > jarosit
a.

tales con dbil propilitizacin, calcita sobre plagioclasas y clorita sobre hornblan
das. Muestra a 30 metros del punto. 8081160, 9081655 (3825).
L1-2600 Joel Melgar May-03 Linea 1 808160 9081715 3820 Tufo Afloramiento
de tufos de criatales, roca con dbil alteracin de clorita en hornblendas (hm, pla
gioclasa, biotita). Muestra a 25 metros del punto. 808170, 9081740 (3820).
TO-1935 Josh/Joel Feb-03 Toril 807755 9081017 4010 Andesita Andesita fin
a, tufo o flujo? Con craquelamiento de Fe y fuerte fracturamiento, alteracin de S
1C1A1 Ox1-2, arcillas probable dickita con xidos de Fe > Hematita. Existe mayor s
ilicificacin en la matrz de la roca. Plataforma DDH-09.
L2-25 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 806991 9080332 4040 Volcnico propiltico andestico
con trasas de mineral de cobre
L2-100 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807040 9080386 4053 Volcnico andestico con alte
racin propiltica.
L2-200 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807097 9080460 4050 Brecha con alteracin arglic
a.
L2-300 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807161 9080542 4054 Brecha slice alunita algo
arglica.
L2-350 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807193 9080586 4052 Slice clay arglico.
L2-450 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807253 9080670 4043 Brecha granular, clay y l
imonita, 25 m al este.
L2-500 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807275 9080708 4045 Brecha granular con fragm
entos de slice.
L2-550 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807310 9080750 4046 Brecha craker con alterac
in arglica.
L2-600 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807346 9080784 4038 Brecha arglica.
L2-650 KS/JS May-03 Linea 2 807375 9080820 4029 Slice alunita, presencia d
e OxFe, limonita.
L5-50 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807683 9080272 4024 Brecha silice granular, he
matita.
L5-100 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807645 9080306 4046 Brecha heteroltica argiliz
acin avanzada, terrosa.
L5-150 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807608 9080342 4051 Slice clay, arglico avanzad
o.
L5-200 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807567 9080368 4043 Brecha con SiClay poroso,
silice opalino.
L5-300 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807494 9080432 4044 A 25 m al S40E. Brecha con
fragmentos heterolticos.
L5-500 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807338 9080560 4057 Slice alunita, silice clay
, silice granular.
L5-550 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807297 9080586 4050 Brecha con fragmentos de
slice masivo con hematita, limonita, con clastos moderados, arglicos a unos 10 m N
140.
L5-600 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807255 9080612 4047 Se encuentra a 20 m N30E,
slice alunita, silice clay arglico.
L5-650 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807214 9080640 4040 Brecha craker con fragmen
tos de slice alunita, slice clay y fracturas de limonita, hematita.
L5-700 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807173 9080666 4032 Brecha con fragmentos de
slice con alteracin arglico moderada, con lim.
L5-775 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807107 9080708 4025 Slice alunita.
L5-850 KS/JS May-03 Linea 5 807045 9080746 4020 Slice alunita con paneles
de xidos, limonitas.
APPENDIX 4
Drill Hole Results from 1998 Program
ALTO DORADO
Drill Hole : 98-013 Total Depth : 103.5 metros Inclination : -60 Cota : 3840 m 1
00 - 299 300 - > RANGOS ESTABLECIDOS (Au) ppb
Zona : Sogovara - Testing geochem anomaly over old adit SE quadrant sample 118
HOLE FROM TO SAMPLE N Au PPB
13 0 1.5 098-013 80
13 1.5 3 098-013 59
13 3 4.5 098-013 38
13 4.5 6 098-013 33
13 6 7.5 098-013 42
13 7.5 9 098-013 62
13 9 10.5 098-013 124
13 10.5 12 098-013 233
13 12 13.5 098-013 153
13 13.5 15 098-013 161
13 15 16.5 098-013 121
13 16.5 18 098-013 33
13 18 19.5 098-013 16
13 19.5 21 098-013 45
13 21 22.5 098-013 36
13 22.5 24 098-013 25
13 24 25.5 098-013 30
13 25.5 27 098-011 23
13 25.5 27 098-013 24
13 27 28.5 098-013 50
13 28.5 30 098-013 87
13 30 31.5 098-013 39
13 31.5 33 098-013 17
13 33 34.5 098-013 10
13 34.5 36 098-013 12
13 36 37.5 098-013 13
13 37.5 39 098-013 15
13 39 40.5 098-013 25
13 40.5 42 098-013 6
13 42 43.5 098-013 9
13 43.5 45 098-013 6
13 45 46.5 098-013 9
13 46.5 48 098-013 8
13 48 49.5 098-013 11
13 49.5 51 098-013 <5
13 51 52.5 098-013 <5
13 52.5 54 098-013 6
13 54 55.5 098-013 <5
13 55.5 57 098-013 <5
13 57 58.5 098-013 <5
13 58.5 60 098-013 <5
13 60 61.5 098-013 <5
13 61.5 63 098-013 <5
13 63 64.5 098-013 <5
13 64.5 66 098-013 <5
13 66 67.5 098-013 <5
13 67.5 69 098-013 <5
13 69 70.5 098-013 <5
13 70.5 72 098-013 <5
13 72 73.5 098-013 <5
13 73.5 75 098-013 <5
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
13
75 76.5 098-013 <5

76.5 78 098-013 <5
78 79.5 098-013 7
79.5 81 098-013 <5
81 82.5 098-013 11
82.5 84 098-013 <5
84 85.5 098-013 <5
85.5 87 098-013 <5
87 88.5 098-013 <5
88.5 90 098-013 8
90 91.5 098-013 <5
91.5 93 098-013 8
93 94.5 098-013 10
94.5 96 098-013 7
96 97.5 098-013 <5
97.5 99 098-013 <5
99 100.5 098-013 <5
100.5 102 098-013 <5
102 103.5 098-013 <5
ALTO DORADO
Drill Hole : 98-002 RANGOS ESTABLECIDOS (Au) ppb
Total Depth : 124.5 metros Inclination : -90 Cota : 4190 m 100 - 299 300 - >
Zona : Olla - trinchera N 2 testing downdip proyection of structure exposed in ne
ar by trench.
2 1.5 3 98-002 157
2 3 4.5 98-002 54
2 4.5 6 98-002 33
2 6 7.5 98-002 27
2 7.5 9 98-002 34
2 9 10.5 98-002 34
2 10.5 12 98-002 59
2 12 13.5 98-002 51
2 13.5 15 98-002 53
2 15 16.5 98-002 62
2 16.5 18 98-002 73
2 18 19.5 98-002 65
2 19.5 21 98-002 38
2 21 22.5 98-002 31
2 22.5 24 98-002 25
2 24 25.5 98-002 41
2 25.5 27 98-002 26
2 27 28.5 98-002 32
2 28.5 30 98-002 60
2 30 31.5 98-002 575
2 31.5 33 98-002 52
2 33 34.5 98-002 43
2 34.5 36 98-002 54
2 36 37.5 98-002 63
2 37.5 39 98-002 51
2 39 40.5 98-002 59
2 40.5 42 98-002 88
2 42 43.5 98-002 139
2 43.5 45 98-002 273
2 45 46.5 98-002 286
2 46.5 48 98-002 148
2 48 49.5 98-002 252
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
49.5 51 98-002 127

51 52.5 98-002 79
52.5 54 98-002 113
52.5 54 98-002 103
54 55.5 98-002 45
55.5 57 98-002 119
57 58.5 98-002 113
58.5 60 98-002 154
60 61.5 98-002 109
61.5 63 98-002 54
63 64.5 98-002 58
64.5 66 98-002 87
66 67.5 98-002 76
67.5 69 98-002 154
69 70.5 98-002 127
70.5 72 98-002 221
72 73.5 98-002 109
73.5 75 98-002 156
75 76.5 98-002 159
76.5 78 98-002 34
78 79.5 98-002 42
79.5 81 98-002 46
81 82.5 98-002 107
82.5 84 98-002 47
84 85.5 98-002 28
85.5 87 98-002 79
87 88.5 98-002 189
88.5 90 98-002 43
90 91.5 98-002 89
91.5 93 98-002 64
93 94.5 98-002 36
94.5 96 98-002 38
96 97.5 98-002 49
97.5 99 98-002 72
99 100.5 98-002 34
100.5 102 98-002 20
102 103.5 98-002 14
103.5 105 98-002 22
105 106.5 98-002 27
106.5 108 98-002 40
108 109.5 98-002 54
109.5 111 98-002 34
111 112.5 98-002 22
112.5 114 98-002 33
114 115.5 98-002 25
115.5 117 98-002 28
117 118.5 98-002 12
118.5 120 98-002 41
120 121.5 98-002 32
121.5 123 98-002 64
123 124.5 98-002 54
ALTO DORADO ALTO DORADO

Drill Hole : 98-003 Total Depth : 99 metros Inclination : -62 Cota : 4180 m 100
- 299 300 - > RANGOS ESTABLECIDOS (Au) ppb
Zona : Olla - trinchera N 2 testing downdip proyection of fault exposed in trench
.
Zona : Olla - trinchera N 2 testing downdip proyection of fault exposed in trench
.
4 1.5 3 98-004 40
4 3 4.5 98-004 129
4 4.5 6 98-004 139
4 6 7.5 98-004 111
4 7.5 9 98-004 67
4 9 10.5 98-004 54
4 10.5 12 98-004 98
4 12 13.5 98-004 172
4 13.5 15 98-004 220
4 15 16.5 98-004 225
4 16.5 18 98-004 109
4 18 19.5 98-004 100
4 19.5 21 98-004 80
4 21 22.5 98-004 86
4 22.5 24 98-004 94
4 24 25.5 98-004 47
4 25.5 27 98-004 25
4 27 28.5 98-004 80
4 28.5 30 98-004 72
4 30 31.5 98-004 90
4 31.5 33 98-004 112
4 33 34.5 98-004 104
4 34.5 36 98-004 150
4 36 37.5 98-004 127
4 37.5 39 98-004 112
4 39 40.5 98-004 197
4 40.5 42 98-004 284
4 42 43.5 98-004 274
4 43.5 45 98-004 234
4 45 46.5 98-004 196
4 46.5 48 98-004 186
4 48 49.5 98-004 145
4 49.5 51 98-004 177
4 51 52.5 98-004 514
4 52.5 54 98-004 118
4 54 55.5 98-004 109
4 55.5 57 98-004 166
4 55.5 57 98-004 154
4 57 58.5 98-004 158
4 58.5 60 98-004 150
4 60 61.5 98-004 169
4 61.5 63 98-004 108
4 63 64.5 98-004 137
4 64.5 66 98-004 136
4 66 67.5 98-004 201
4 67.5 69 98-004 186
4 69 70.5 98-004 217
4 70.5 72 98-004 203
4 72 73.5 98-004 218
4 73.5 75 98-004 169
4 75 76.5 98-004 207
4 76.5 78 98-004 216
4 78 79.5 98-004 166
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
79.5 81 98-004 163

81 82.5 98-004 149
82.5 84 98-004 126
84 85.5 98-004 151
85.5 87 98-004 159
87 88.5 98-004 131
88.5 90 98-004 181
90 91.5 98-004 133
91.5 93 98-004 137
93 94.5 98-004 104
94.5 96 98-004 103
96 97.5 98-004 72
97.5 99 98-004 57
99 100.5 98-004 59
100.5 102 98-004 55
102 103.5 98-004 97
103.5 105 98-004 45
ALTO DORADO
Zona : Secana - testigo bajo proyeccin de estructura expuesta en afloramiento
5 1.5 3 98-005 7
5 3 4.5 98-005 15
5 4.5 6 98-005 6
5 6 7.5 98-005 <5
5 7.5 9 98-005 <5
5 9 10.5 98-005 <5
5 10.5 12 98-005 <5
5 12 13.5 98-005 <5
5 13.5 15 98-005 <5
5 15 16.5 98-005 <5
5 16.5 18 98-005 <5
5 18 19.5 98-005 <5
5 19.5 21 98-005 <5
5 21 22.5 98-005 <5
5 22.5 24 98-005 <5
5 24 25.5 98-005 <5
5 25.5 27 98-005 <5
5 25.5 27 98-005 <5
5 27 28.5 98-005 <5
5 28.5 30 98-005 <5
5 30 31.5 98-005 <5
5 31.5 33 98-005 <5
5 33 34.5 98-005 <5
5 34.5 36 98-005 <5
5 36 37.5 98-005 <5
5 37.5 39 98-005 <5
5 39 40.5 98-005 14
5 40.5 42 98-005 <5
5 42 43.5 98-005 <5
5 43.5 45 98-005 22
5 45 46.5 98-005 <5
5 46.5 48 98-005 <5
5 48 49.5 98-005 <5
5 49.5 51 98-005 10
5 51 52.5 98-005 <5
5 52.5 54 98-005 <5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
54 55.5 98-005 <5

55.5 57 98-005 <5
55.5 57 98-005 <5
57 58.5 98-005 <5
58.5 60 98-005 <5
60 61.5 98-005 <5
61.5 63 98-005 <5
63 64.5 98-005 <5
64.5 66 98-005 <5
66 67.5 98-005 <5
67.5 69 98-005 <5
69 70.5 98-005 <5
70.5 72 98-005 10
72 73.5 98-005 23
73.5 75 98-005 71
75 76.5 98-005 67
76.5 78 98-005 327
78 79.5 98-005 209
79.5 81 98-005 215
81 82.5 98-005 112
82.5 84 98-005 117
84 85.5 98-005 114
85.5 87 98-005 19
87 88.5 98-005 <5
88.5 90 98-005 6
90 91.5 98-005 <5
91.5 93 98-005 6
93 94.5 98-005 <5
94.5 96 98-005 <5
96 97.5 98-005 <5
97.5 99 98-005 <5
99 100.5 98-005 <5
100.5 102 98-005 <5
102 103.5 98-005 <5
103.5 105 98-005 <5
105 106.5 98-005 <5
106.5 108 98-005 <5
108 109.5 98-005 <5
109.5 111 98-005 <5
111 112.5 98-005 <5
112.5 114 98-005 7
114 115.5 98-005 26
115.5 117 98-005 19
117 118.5 98-005 <5
118.5 120 98-005 7
120 121.5 98-005 <5
121.5 123 98-005 <5
123 124.5 98-005 <5
ALTO DORADO
- 299 300 - > RANGOS ESTABLECIDOS (Au) ppb
HOLE FROM
6 1.5 3
6 3 4.5
6 4.5 6
6 6 7.5
6 7.5 9
TO SAMPLE N Au PPB
98-006 <5
98-006 <5
98-006 <5
98-006 <5
98-006 <5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
9 10.5
10.5 12
12 13.5
13.5 15
15 16.5
16.5 18
18 19.5
19.5 21
21 22.5
22.5 24
24 25.5
25.5 27
27 28.5
28.5 30
30 31.5
31.5 33
33 34.5
34.5 36
36 37.5
37.5 39
39 40.5
40.5 42
42 43.5
43.5 45
45 46.5
46.5 48
48 49.5
49.5 51
51 52.5
51 52.5
52.5 54
54 55.5
55.5 57
55.5 57
57 58.5
58.5 60
60 61.5
61.5 63
63 64.5
64.5 66
66 67.5
67.5 69
69 70.5
70.5 72
72 73.5
73.5 75
75 76.5
76.5 78
78 79.5
79.5 81
81 82.5
82.5 84
84 85.5
85.5 87
87 88.5
88.5 90
90 91.5
91.5 93
93 94.5
94.5 96
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
98-006
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
6
<5
<5
24
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
8
5
<5
17
<5
15
<5
<5
<5
9
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
96 97.5 98-006 6
97.5 99 98-006 <5
99 100.50 98-006 <5
100.5 102 98-006 <5
102 103.5 98-006 20
103.5 105 98-006 16
105 106.5 98-006 18
106.5 108 98-006 11
108 109.5 98-006 <5
109.5 111 98-006 <5
111 112.5 98-006 <5
112.5 114 98-006 42
114 115.5 98-006 62
115.5 117 98-006 10
117 118.5 98-006 7
118.5 120 98-006 <5
120 121.5 98-006 <5
121.5 123 98-006 11
123 124.5 98-006 13
124.5 126 98-006 12
126 127.5 98-006 12
126 127.5 98-006 10
127.5 129 98-006 <5
129 130.5 98-006 <5
130.5 132 98-006 17
132 133.5 98-006 25
133.5 135 98-006 14
135 136.5 98-006 <5
136.5 138 98-006 12
138 139.5 98-006 42
139.5 141 98-006 41
141 142.5 98-006 100
142.5 144 98-006 34
144 145.5 98-006 20
145.5 147 98-006 40
147 148.5 98-006 22
148.5 150 98-006 12
ALTO DORADO
7 1.5 3 98-007 8
7 3 4.5 98-007 7
7 4.5 6 98-007 8
7 6 7.5 98-007 8
7 7.5 9 98-007 7
7 9 10.5 98-007 7
7 10.5 12 98-007 <5
7 12 13.5 98-007 <5
7 13.5 15 98-007 <5
7 15 16.5 98-007 <5
7 16.5 18 98-007 7
7 18 19.5 98-007 6
7 19.5 21 98-007 <5
7 21 22.5 98-007 <5
7 22.5 24 98-007 6
7 24 25.5 98-007 6
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
25.5 27 98-007 <5

27 28.5 98-007 <5
28.5 30 98-007 7
30 31.5 98-007 <5
31.5 33 98-007 <5
33 34.5 98-007 <5
34.5 36 98-007 <5
36 37.5 98-007 <5
37.5 39 98-007 <5
39 40.5 98-007 <5
40.5 42 98-007 <5
42 43.5 98-007 <5
43.5 45 98-007 <5
45 46.5 98-007 <5
46.5 48 98-007 <5
48 49.5 98-007 <5
49.5 51 98-007 9
51 52.5 98-007 <5
51 52.5 98-007 7
52.5 54 98-007 <5
54 55.5 98-007 <5
55.5 57 98-007 <5
55.5 57 98-007 <5
57 58.5 98-007 <5
58.5 60 98-007 <5
60 61.5 98-007 <5
61.5 63 98-007 6
63 64.5 98-007 6
64.5 66 98-007 <5
66 67.5 98-007 <5
67.5 69 98-007 <5
69 70.5 98-007 <5
70.5 72 98-007 <5
72 73.5 98-007 <5
73.5 75 98-007 8
75 76.5 98-007 82
76.5 78 98-007 401
78 79.5 98-007 318
79.5 81 98-007 287
81 82.5 98-007 32
82.5 84 98-007 12
84 85.5 98-007 27
85.5 87 98-007 <5
87 88.5 98-007 <5
88.5 90 98-007 7
90 91.5 98-007 7
91.5 93 98-007 <5
93 94.5 98-007 7
94.5 96 98-007 <5
96 97.5 98-007 10
97.5 99 98-007 6
99 100.5 98-007 <5
100.5 102 98-007 26
102 103.5 98-007 9
103.5 105 98-007 6
105 106.5 98-007 8
106.5 108 98-007 12
108 109.5 98-007 <5
109.5 111 98-007 6
111 112.5 98-007 <5
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
7
112.5 114
114 115.5
115.5 117
117 118.5
118.5 120
120 121.5
121.5 123
123 124.5
98-007
98-007
98-007
98-007
98-007
98-007
98-007
98-007
9
<5
7
6
8
<5
<5
12
ALTO DORADO
Zona : Las Brujas - testigo bajo proyeccin de Prfido expuesto en trinchera
8 0 1.5 098-008 73
8 1.5 3 098-008 66
8 1.5 3 098-008 65
8 3 4.5 098-008 66
8 4.5 6 098-008 67
8 6 7.5 098-008 65
8 7.5 9 098-008 71
8 9 10.5 098-008 57
8 10.5 12 098-008 80
8 12 13.5 098-008 56
8 13.5 15 098-008 72
8 15 16.5 098-008 88
8 16.5 18 098-008 71
8 18 19.5 098-008 67
8 19.5 21 098-008 107
8 21 22.5 098-008 97
8 22.5 24 098-008 83
8 24 25.5 098-008 91
8 25.5 27 098-008 74
8 27 28.5 098-008 109
8 28.5 30 098-008 88
8 30 31.5 098-008 56
8 31.5 33 098-008 59
8 33 34.5 098-008 65
8 34.5 36 098-008 140
8 36 37.5 098-008 160
8 37.5 39 098-008 231
8 39 40.5 098-008 317
8 40.5 42 098-008 301
8 42 43.5 098-008 281
8 43.5 45 098-008 68
8 45 46.5 098-008 77
8 46.5 48 098-008 53
8 48 49.5 098-008 60
8 49.5 51 098-008 57
8 51 52.5 098-008 34
8 52.5 54 098-008 41
8 54 55.5 098-008 42
8 55.5 57 098-008 71
8 57 58.5 098-008 66
8 58.5 60 098-008 94
8 60 61.5 098-008 388
8 61.5 63 098-008 422
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
63 64.5
64.5 66
66 67.5
67.5 69
69 70.5
70.5 72
72 73.5
73.5 75
75 76.5
76.5 78
76.5 78
78 79.5
79.5 81
81 82.5
82.5 84
84 85.5
85.5 87
87 88.5
88.5 90
90 91.5
91.5 93
93 94.5
94.5 96
96 97.5
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
284
248
220
319
312
161
205
211
181
170
178
185
164
148
132
161
161
140
139
150
200
131
212
54
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
97.5 99 098-008 98
99 100.5 098-008 120
100.5 102 098-008 92
102 103.5 098-008 13
103.5 105 098-008 103
105 106.5 098-008 125
106.5 108 098-008 97
108 109.5 098-008 82
109.5 111 098-008 125
111 112.5 098-008 58
112.5 114 098-008 62
114 115.5 098-008 81
115.5 117 098-008 107
117 118.5 098-008 123
118.5 120 098-008 202
120 121.5 098-008 114
121.5 123 098-008 81
123 124.5 098-008 73
124.5 126 098-008 80
126 127.5 098-008 84
127.5 129 098-008 74
129 130.5 098-008 44
130.5 132 098-008 61
132 133.5 098-008 73
133.5 135 098-008 111
135 136.5 098-008 96
136.5 138 098-008 99
138 139.5 098-008 98
139.5 141 098-008 111
141 142.5 098-008 83
142.5 144 098-008 47
144 145.5 098-008 84
145.5 147 098-008 38
147 148.5 098-008 141
148.5 150 098-008 94
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
8
150 151.5
151.5 153
151.5 153
153 154.5
154.5 156
156 157.5
157.5 159
159 160.5
160.5 162
162 163.5
163.5 165
165 166.5
166.5 168
168 169.5
169.5 171
171 172.5
172.5 174
174 175.5
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
098-008
85
195
172
211
130
102
116
131
135
217
275
145
136
137
121
89
215
124
ALTO DORADO
Zona : Sogovara - testigo bajo proyeccin de la brecha expuesto en superficie
9 0 1.5 98-009 553
9 1.5 3 98-009 1088
9 3 4.5 98-009 449
9 4.5 6 98-009 741
9 6 7.5 98-009 1423
9 7.5 9 98-009 805
9 9 10.5 98-009 1197
9 10.5 12 98-009 496
9 12 13.5 98-009 275
9 13.5 15 98-009 1128
9 15 16.5 98-009 855
9 16.5 18 98-009 381
9 18 19.5 98-009 227
9 19.5 21 98-009 130
9 21 22.5 98-009 133
9 22.5 24 98-009 126
9 24 25.5 98-009 114
9 25.5 27 98-009 474
9 27 28.5 98-009 1218
9 28.5 30 98-009 551
9 30 31.5 98-009 305
9 31.5 33 98-009 250
9 33 34.5 98-009 140
9 34.5 36 98-009 149
9 36 37.5 98-009 67
9 37.5 39 98-009 63
9 39 40.5 98-009 63
9 40.5 42 98-009 93
9 42 43.5 98-009 41
9 43.5 45 98-009 34
9 45 46.5 98-009 8
9 46.5 48 98-009 143
9 48 49.5 98-009 183
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
49.5 51 98-009 298

51 52.5 98-009 154
52.5 54 98-009 259
54 55.5 98-009 113
54 55.5 98-009 121
55.5 57 98-009 246
57 58.5 98-009 337
58.5 60 98-009 265
60 61.5 98-009 136
61.5 63 98-009 168
63 64.5 98-009 61
64.5 66 98-009 78
66 67.5 98-009 35
67.5 69 98-009 60
69 70.5 98-009 81
70.5 72 98-009 92
72 73.5 98-009 38
73.5 75 98-009 80
75 76.5 98-009 77
76.5 78 98-009 33
78 79.5 98-009 56
79.5 81 98-009 61
81 82.5 98-009 12
82.5 84 98-009 51
84 85.5 98-009 34
85.5 87 98-009 34
87 88.5 98-009 12
88.5 90 98-009 18
90 91.5 98-009 39
91.5 93 98-009 16
93 94.5 98-009 16
94.5 96 98-009 23
96 97.5 98-009 11
97.5 99 98-009 <5
99 100.5 98-009 <5
100.5 102 98-009 <5
102 103.5 98-009 6
103.5 105 98-009 8
105 106.5 98-009 85
ALTO DORADO ALTO DORADO ALTO DORADO

Zona : Sogovara - testigo bajo proyeccin de valor en superficie
10 0 1.5 98-010 80
10 1.5 3 98-010 99
10 3 4.5 98-010 76
10 4.5 6 98-010 19
10 6 7.5 98-010 42
10 7.5 9 98-010 39
10 9 10.5 98-010 43
10 10.5 12 98-010 25
10 12 13.5 98-010 22
10 13.5 15 98-010 27
10 15 16.5 98-010 32
10 16.5 18 98-010 39
10 18 19.5 98-010 28
10 19.5 21 98-010 29
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
21 22.5 98-010 7
22.5 24 98-010 10
22.5 24 98-010 6
24 25.5 98-010 6
25.5 27 98-010 12
27 28.5 98-010 39
28.5 30 98-010 30
30 31.5 98-010 12
31.5 33 98-010 14
33 34.5 98-010 27
34.5 36 98-010 22
36 37.5 98-010 23
37.5 39 98-010 19
39 40.5 98-010 14
40.5 42 98-010 23
42 43.5 98-010 16
43.5 45 98-010 43
45 46.5 98-010 35
46.5 48 98-010 29
48 49.5 98-010 29
49.5 51 98-010 19
51 52.5 98-010 7
52.5 54 98-010 <5
54 55.5 98-010 <5
55.5 57 98-010 8
57 58.5 98-010 <5
58.5 60 98-010 44
60 61.5 98-010 49
61.5 63 98-010 36
63 64.5 98-010 46
64.5 66 98-010 32
66 67.5 98-010 32
67.5 69 98-010 41
69 70.5 98-010 37
70.5 72 98-010 31
72 73.5 98-010 37
73.5 75 98-010 560
75 76.5 98-010 84
76.5 78 98-010 61
78 79.5 98-010 206
79.5 81 98-010 146
81 82.5 98-010 184
82.5 84 98-010 126
84 85.5 98-010 174
85.5 87 98-010 47
87 88.5 98-010 <5
88.5 90 98-010 <5
90 91.5 98-010 <5
91.5 93 98-010 <5
93 94.5 98-010 36
94.5 96 98-010 35
96 97.5 98-010 22
97.5 99 98-010 <5
99 100.5 98-010 <5
100.5 102 98-010 <5
102 103.5 98-010 <5
103.5 105 98-010 <5
105 106.5 98-010 <5
106.5 108 98-010 9
108 109.5 98-010 <5
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
109.5 111
111 112.5
112.5 114
114 115.5
115.5 117
117 118.5
118.5 120
120 121.5
121.5 123
123 124.5
98-010
98-010
98-010
98-010
98-010
98-010
98-010
98-010
98-010
98-010
<5
22
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
<5
17
Zona : Sogovara - Testing geochem anomaly close to breccia & qtz body SW - quadr
ant
11 0 1.5 098-011 173
11 1.5 3 098-011 118
11 3 4.5 098-011 51
11 4.5 6 098-011 30
11 6 7.5 098-011 44
11 7.5 9 098-011 44
11 9 10.5 098-011 56
11 10.5 12 098-011 64
11 12 13.5 098-011 51
11 13.5 15 098-011 54
11 15 16.5 098-011 25
11 16.5 18 098-011 28
11 18 19.5 098-011 48
11 19.5 21 098-011 119
11 21 22.5 098-011 201
11 22.5 24 098-011 147
11 24 25.5 098-011 47
11 25.5 27 098-011 22
11 27 28.5 098-011 6
11 28.5 30 098-011 15
11 30 31.5 098-011 25
11 31.5 33 098-011 11
11 33 34.5 098-011 <5
11 34.5 36 098-011 <5
11 36 37.5 098-011 <5
11 37.5 39 098-011 <5
11 39 40.5 098-011 <5
11 40.5 42 098-011 <5
11 42 43.5 098-011 <5
11 43.5 45 098-011 <5
11 45 46.5 098-011 <5
11 46.5 48 098-011 <5
11 48 49.5 098-011 <5
11 48 49.5 098-011 <5
11 49.5 51 098-011 <5
11 51 52.5 098-011 6
11 52.5 54 098-011 <5
11 54 55.5 098-011 <5
11 55.5 57 098-011 <5
11 57 58.5 098-011 <5
11 58.5 60 098-011 <5
11 60 61.5 098-011 <5
11
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11
11
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11
11
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11
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61.5 63 098-011 <5

63 64.5 098-011 <5
64.5 66 098-011 <5
66 67.5 098-011 <5
67.5 69 098-011 <5
69 70.5 098-011 <5
70.5 72 098-011 <5
72 73.5 098-011 <5
73.5 75 098-011 <5
75 76.5 098-011 <5
76.5 78 098-011 <5
78 79.5 098-011 <5
79.5 81 098-011 <5
81 82.5 098-011 <5
82.5 84 098-011 <5
84 85.5 098-011 <5
85.5 87 098-011 <5
87 88.5 098-011 <5
88.5 90 098-011 <5
90 91.5 098-011 <5
91.5 93 098-011 <5
93 94.5 098-011 <5
94.5 96 098-011 10
96 97.5 098-011 <5
97.5 99 098-011 <5
99 100.5 098-011 <5
100.5 102 098-011 <5
102 103.5 098-011 <5
103.5 105 098-011 <5
105 106.5 098-011 <5
106.5 108 098-011 <5
108 109.5 098-011 <5
109.5 111 098-011 <5
111 112.5 098-011 <5
112.5 114 098-011 <5
114 115.5 098-011 <5
115.5 117 098-011 <5
117 118.5 098-011 <5
118.5 120 098-011 <5
120 121.5 098-011 <5
121.5 123 098-011 <5
123 124.5 098-011 <5
Zona : Sogovara - Testing geochem anomaly of sampling grid - 5m E of sample 478
12 0 1.5 098-012 284
12 0 1.5 098-012 291
12 1.5 3 098-012 128
12 3 4.5 098-012 130
12 4.5 6 098-012 177
12 6 7.5 098-012 151
12 7.5 9 098-012 44
12 9 10.5 098-012 14
12 10.5 12 098-012 22
12 12 13.5 098-012 25
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
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12
12
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12
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12
12
12
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12
12
12
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13.5 15 098-012 17
15 16.5 098-012 32
16.5 18 098-012 12
18 19.5 098-012 9
19.5 21 098-012 13
21 22.5 098-012 20
22.5 24 098-012 <5
24 25.5 098-012 <5
25.5 27 098-012 <5
27 28.5 098-012 <5
28.5 30 098-012 <5
30 31.5 098-012 <5
31.5 33 098-012 <5
33 34.5 098-012 <5
34.5 36 098-012 <5
36 37.5 098-012 <5
37.5 39 098-012 <5
39 40.5 098-012 <5
40.5 42 098-012 <5
42 43.5 098-012 <5
43.5 45 098-012 <5
45 46.5 098-012 <5
46.5 48 098-012 <5
48 49.5 098-012 <5
48 49.5 098-012 <5
49.5 51 098-012 6
51 52.5 098-012 <5
52.5 54 098-012 <5
54 55.5 098-012 <5
55.5 57 098-012 <5
57 58.5 098-012 <5
58.5 60 098-012 <5
60 61.5 098-012 <5
61.5 63 098-012 <5
63 64.5 098-012 <5
64.5 66 098-012 <5
66 67.5 098-012 <5
67.5 69 098-012 <5
69 70.5 098-012 <5
70.5 72 098-012 <5
72 73.5 098-012 <5
73.5 75 098-012 <5
75 76.5 098-012 <5
76.5 78 098-012 <5
78 79.5 098-012 24
79.5 81 098-012 <5
81 82.5 098-012 <5
82.5 84 098-012 <5
84 85.5 098-012 <5
85.5 87 098-012 <5
87 88.5 098-012 16
88.5 90 098-012 <5
90 91.5 098-012 88
91.5 93 098-012 9
93 94.5 098-012 8
94.5 96 098-012 <5
96 97.5 098-012 <5
97.5 99 098-012 <5
99 100.5 098-012 <5
100.5 102 098-012 <5
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
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102 103.5
103.5 105
105 106.5
106.5 108
108 109.5
109.5 111
111 112.5
112.5 114
114 115.5
115.5 117
117 118.5
118.5 120
120 121.5
121.5 123
123 124.5
098-012
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Zona : Sogovara - Testing geochem anomaly over old adit SE quadrant sample 118
13 0 1.5 098-013 80
13 1.5 3 098-013 59
13 3 4.5 098-013 38
13 4.5 6 098-013 33
13 6 7.5 098-013 42
13 7.5 9 098-013 62
13 9 10.5 098-013 124
13 10.5 12 098-013 233
13 12 13.5 098-013 153
13 13.5 15 098-013 161
13 15 16.5 098-013 121
13 16.5 18 098-013 33
13 18 19.5 098-013 16
13 19.5 21 098-013 45
13 21 22.5 098-013 36
13 22.5 24 098-013 25
13 24 25.5 098-013 30
13 25.5 27 098-011 23
13 25.5 27 098-013 24
13 27 28.5 098-013 50
13 28.5 30 098-013 87
13 30 31.5 098-013 39
13 31.5 33 098-013 17
13 33 34.5 098-013 10
13 34.5 36 098-013 12
13 36 37.5 098-013 13
13 37.5 39 098-013 15
13 39 40.5 098-013 25
13 40.5 42 098-013 6
13 42 43.5 098-013 9
13 43.5 45 098-013 6
13 45 46.5 098-013 9
13 46.5 48 098-013 8
13 48 49.5 098-013 11
13 49.5 51 098-013 <5
13 51 52.5 098-013 <5
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52.5 54 098-013 6
54 55.5 098-013 <5
55.5 57 098-013 <5
57 58.5 098-013 <5
58.5 60 098-013 <5
60 61.5 098-013 <5
61.5 63 098-013 <5
63 64.5 098-013 <5
64.5 66 098-013 <5
66 67.5 098-013 <5
67.5 69 098-013 <5
69 70.5 098-013 <5
70.5 72 098-013 <5
72 73.5 098-013 <5
73.5 75 098-013 <5
75 76.5 098-013 <5
76.5 78 098-013 <5
78 79.5 098-013 7
79.5 81 098-013 <5
81 82.5 098-013 11
82.5 84 098-013 <5
84 85.5 098-013 <5
85.5 87 098-013 <5
87 88.5 098-013 <5
88.5 90 098-013 8
90 91.5 098-013 <5
91.5 93 098-013 8
93 94.5 098-013 10
94.5 96 098-013 7
96 97.5 098-013 <5
97.5 99 098-013 <5
99 100.5 098-013 <5
100.5 102 098-013 <5
102 103.5 098-013 <5

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GEOLOGICAL REPORT

Northwesterly and northeasterly striking fault appear to control the alteration

1.0 Introduction and Terms of Reference

Figure 1: Location Map

Table 1. Claim Data

cessions do not have to be converted to Mining Concessions before exploitation.

Figure 3: Regional Geology

Figure 5: Property Geology Map

Bloques rodados de Brecha

the electromagnetic spectrum. The positions of the

9.4 Geophysical Survey

Geochemical Sampling Geological Mapping Project Manager geologist Senior Geologi

eysEquipment RentalsLaborers for Trenching Roads etc. General Travel expenses 50

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tes presenta silicificacin algo compacta. <10 25 -0.2 1.91 20 11 91

a N20E. Presenta 3 metros de espesor. Brecha ligeramente argilizada, alunita?, co

AD-1022 -0.5 -2 0.16 -0.5 -1 9 22 3.92 -10 0.08 18 0.72 597 -1 0.

02 5 467 318 0.09 16 -1

88 -0.01 -10 -10 18 -10 23 ACTLABS

0.01 4 1238 33 0.04 6 -1 31 -0.01 -10 -10 23 -10 18 ACT-30067 N267

8 258 0.21 12 -1 -5 26 2 -0.01 19 -10 20 -10 26 ACT-30199 NAO3-1074

(marrn). 40 85 0.2 1.92 78 -10 268 0.8 2 0.33

1 5.2 0.95 134 141 -0.5 -5 0.03

HERA # 7 Brecha Brecha heteroltica, slice alunita argilizada, con hematita en fr

0.46 31 11 148 -0.5 4 0.02

rglica. Presencia de xidos de Fe dbil a moderada, jarosita-goetita y puntos de piri

3 151 0.3 0.66 31 -10 1053 -0.5 5 0.02

n cristales, alterada a sil-aln, predomina silice, alunita (tr-1) en fenocristal

TO-2067 JM/JV/VO Mar-03 Toril 807347 9080547 TRINCHERA N8 Toba Textura ob

sts, appears to be near edge of silica-argillic alteration. 30 233 0.3 0.31

anular in envelope of FeO breccia pyroclastic flow EW - NS component vertical. B

FIELD REPORT Sheet (17-G)

-0.01 145 10 0.01 11 285

-1 191 16 1.35 -10 -1 -0.01 -10 -0.01 17 12 0.01 7 1230

0.13 -10 0.03 5 3 0.02 2 1264 10

1815 -0.5 -1 21 10 3.70 -10 -1 0.13 -10 -0.01 19 11 0.04 44 1345

27 0.11 2 2 81 -0.01 -10 -10 28 -10 6 ACT-0376 N 26207 ACTLABS

-0.01 28 19 0.04 65 1162

1836 -0.5 14 18 77 4.60 17 -1 0.13 13 0.14 738 6 0.03 28 82 39

-0.5 -1 28 122 4.10 -10 -1 0.03 -10 -0.01 25 12 0.02 61 828

1842 -0.5 -1 28 19 1.34 -10 2 0.36 -10 -0.01 29 10 0.03 58 480 2

25 0.33 -10 1 -0.01

-10 -0.01 22 9 0.02 18 590

0.5 -1 170 19 1.04 -10 4 0.07 -10 -0.01 24 11 0.05 6 86 21

1847 -0.51 3 21 37 3.06 -10 3 0.03 -10 -0.01 67 10 0.02 49 180 1

-0.5 -1 43 64 3.08 21 1 0.06 -10 -0.01 6 7 0.06 5 -10 36 0

1913 -0.5 -1 119 36 2.28 13 -1 0.18 -10 -0.01 12 5 0.08 6 1306 6

4 2 180 -0.01 -10 -10 37 -10 50 ACT-30055 N26767b N26767 ACTLABS

0.12 12 0.10 460 6 0.03 6 1222 33 0

FIELD REPORT Sheet (17-G)

-0.5 -1 78 4 1.06 -10 4 0.02 -10 -0.01 8 5 0.03 5 21 29 0.

1937 0.9 -1 70 24 2.05 -10 4 0.04 -10 -0.01 16 8 0.03 4 2116 29

3 0.32 2 -1 34 -0.01 -10 -10 59 -10 10 ACT-30098 N26933b N26933 ACTLAB