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Diamonds North Using EM to Generate Kimberlite Target on Amaruk Project
Diamonds North Resources Ltd. (CVE:DDN) reports it has received electro-magnetic (EM) data for the eastern side of the Amaruk property.
Diamonds North Resources Ltd. (TSXV:DDN) reports it has received electro-magnetic (EM) data for the eastern side of the Amaruk property.
The press release is quoted as saying,
This data is believed to penetrate through conductive overburden which covers most of the Amaruk Property. A small test survey completed in 2010 yielded several sizable priority targets, many of which exhibit an association with kimberlite indicator minerals.
For the complete press release, click here.
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