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Tinka Resources Ltd. (TSXV:TK) announced the results from holes A13-04 and A13-05, both of which were drilled at the company’s Peru-based Ayawilca project, noting that A13-05 includes 60 meters of 7.75-percent zinc (including 24 meters of 13.85-percent zinc and 46.5 g/t silver).
Tinka Resources Ltd. (TSXV:TK) announced the results from holes A13-04 and A13-05, both of which were drilled at the company’s Peru-based Ayawilca project, noting that A13-05 includes 60 meters of 7.75-percent zinc (including 24 meters of 13.85-percent zinc and 46.5 g/t silver).
As quoted in the press release:
Hole A13-05 is located 435 metres west of hole A12-08, which intercepted 70 metres of 4.8% Zn (see press release dated January 8, 2013) and hole A13-04 is located 200 metres east of A12-08.
Hole A13-04 is the first to intercept any significant copper; a 10 metre interval averaged 1.07% Cu. Also of significance is the presence of silver in this interval, averaging 51.6 g/t Ag, within an 18 metre interval averaging 41.1 g/t Ag. The copper-silver intercept in hole A13-04 also contains highly anomalous arsenic plus moderately anomalous bismuth, and the significant silver intercepts in hole A13-05 are accompanied by strongly anomalous arsenic and copper with moderately anomalous bismuth; one section also contains highly anomalous lead.
Andrew Carter, president and CEO of Tinka, commented:
We are extremely pleased with these significant intercepts as they continue to demonstrate the presence of strong zinc mineralization over a wide area, as well as a substantial increase in silver and copper near the eastern limits of our current drilling. Drilling will continue to test the geophysical conductors when the amended drill permit is granted.
Click here to read the full Tinka Resources Ltd. (TSXV:TK) press release.
