The mining newspaper for Alaska and Canada's North
Kiska Metals Corp. Oct. 13 reported results from a single hole drilled this year at the Copper Joe porphyry copper-gold project in Southcentral Alaska. This drilling consisted of an 806-meter hole targeting the center of a 1,400-meter-wide geophysical anomaly.
This hole did not return any significant assay results but did cut 400 meters of hydrothermal breccia with abundant pyrite is that is belie...
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