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Falea Project (150kmē)
- Falea covers 150 kmē of the Falea-North Guinea-Senegal basin (FGS), a Neoproterozoic sedimentary basin marked by significant radiometric anomalies.
- Between 1977 and 1981, Cogema conducted mapping and geochemistry in the Falea area culminating in a program of 81 vertical diamond drill holes totalling approximately 24,000m at 800x800m and 200x200m spacing, and 5 inclined diamond drill holes totalling 630m.
- Copper and uranium mineralization is associated with stromatolites in sandstones and shales within the Falea Basin.
- In 1981, Cogema dropped the Falea ground due to depressed metal prices.
Exploration Log
- October 2007: Phase 2 diamond drilling program commences.
- July 2007: Rockgate Capital Corporation earns 60% interest, assumes operatorship.
- March - August 2007: Phase 1 diamond drilling program, 55 holes (over 20,000m).
- November 29, 2006: Delta enters into entered into an option agreement with Rockgate Capital Corporation .
- July 2006: Delta's wholly-owned subsiduary, Societe Delta Exploration Mali SARL signed a convention with the Government of Mali to explore and develop the Falea Copper-Uranium Property.
- 1977 - 1981: Cogema conducted mapping and geochemistry in the Falea area culminating in a program of 81 vertical diamond drill holes totalling approximately 24,000m at 800x800 m and 200x200m spacing, and 5 inclined diamond drill holes totalling 630m.
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