Rock Tech Reports High-Grade Lithium Oxide Assay Results at Georgia Lake Lithium Property

Rock Tech Lithium (TSXV:RCK) has announced initial results of prospecting grade samples taken from its 100 percent owned Georgia Lake lithium property in the Thunder Bay Mining district in Ontario.
As quoted in the press release:

These initial assay results correspond to eight (8) surface samples collected from various outcrops and boulders occurring in the Jean Lake and McVittie areas of the Georgia Lake lithium property.  
Six (6) samples taken from the Jean Lake area returned grades up to 2.89% lithium oxide (“Li2O”).  The Jean Lake area was investigated in 1956 with one deposit in the area, the Parole Lake deposit, found to contain an appreciable tonnage of high-grade material. The Parole Lake deposit has an historical resource estimate showing 1,532,235 tonnes with a grade of 1.30% Li2O contained within one pegmatite dike.  The surface samples collected and analyzed are from other occurrences in this area and demonstrate the potential for the discovery of additional high grade lithium-bearing pegmatite dikes.
In addition, two (2) surface samples were collected from the McVittie area returning grades of 2.24% Li2O and 2.00% Li2O.  The McVittie lithium deposit was investigated in 1955 and 1956 under the supervision of Noranda Exploration Company Limited.  This work indicated the presence of a substantial tonnage of high-grade material and an initial historical resource estimate showing 236,775 tonnes with a grade of 1.03% Li2O.  Due to the absence of a market for lithia concentrates at that time, no further work was completed in this area.

Click here to read the full press release.