Thundelarra starts drilling at Allamber

Thundelarra (ASX:THX) has started drilling the Ox-Eyed Herring and Tarpon prospects at its wholly-owned Allamber Project in the Pine Creek region Northern Territory.

It will also carry out a small 400 metre drilling program at its Copperfield Project which is close to the district’s largest historical gold mine Enterprise.

Enterprise and other various other small operations around Pine Creek produced more than 750000 ounces of gold between 1985 and 1995.

At Allamber the company has collared the first of five reverse circulation holes totalling 1000 metres.

The program’s objectives are:

- To target extensions of the copper mineralisation already identified at Ox-Eyed Herring and Tarpon;
- To explore for possible feeders for that mineralisation; and
- To test gravity targets that are of interest as several circular features are recognisable.

At Copperfield the two planned reverse circulation holes will test copper and gold potential on two prominent shears with anomalous geochemistry close to the old Enterprise Gold Mine.


Allamber Project

The wholly-owned Allamber Project is approximately 180 kilometres southeast of Darwin and is part of the Pine Creek Orogen.

It is very well served by regional infrastructure with sealed road rail and a gas pipeline running within 25 kilometres of the project area.

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