Bryah Resources Ltd (ASX:BYH) has received significant manganese results from a sampling program at two new prospects within its Bryah Basin Project in central Western Australia.
At the Black Caviar prospect, the results from a total of four samples collected were 49.1%, 48.5%, 44.1% and 41.6% manganese.
At the Devils Hill prospect, the best assays recorded were 42.1% and 41.0% manganese from 13 samples collected over a significant area.
Outcropping and scree manganese at the Devils Hill prospect
Significantly, outcropping manganese mineralisation at Devils Hill has been mapped over a length of at least 600 metres and represents the largest unmined manganiferous area identified by Bryah to date.
The drilling of Devils Hill, Black Caviar and Black Hill prospects will commence following the receipt of works approvals and site clearances.
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Bryah’s ground-based Moving Loop Electromagnetic (MLEM) survey over six high priority copper-gold target areas has been completed.
The survey has successfully confirmed the presence of conductors in all six locations.
Conductor plate modelling is underway and should be completed next week. Final drill hole collar locations will be identified from the conductor plate modelling.
Follow-up exploration activities
An exploration team will return to the site shortly to undertake the following activities:
• Site preparation ahead of drilling of copper-gold targets at the Aquarius Project area;
• Additional reconnaissance, mapping and sampling of manganese exploration targets; and
• Continuation of a soil geochemistry survey over a large portion of Bryah’s tenement package, which will assist in the exploration for copper-gold and manganese deposits.