KING TUT PROPERTY

120 mineral claims that cover 5,206 hectares / Approx. 52km² with historical results in the range of 75.69 g/t AU over 1 metre

Located in Abitibi Gold Belt, a region of Canada that extends from Wawa, Ontario to Val-d'Or, Quebec. An established gold mining district having produced over 100 mines, and 170 million ounces of gold since 19011.

Location Highlights

East of King Tut is Vior/Ethos with it Ligneris Project showing high grade gold.

65KM’s East of Amex Exploration’s Perron property, with a 300,000-metre drill program, making Amex’s drilling campaign one of the largest and most aggressive exploration programs in Canada to date.

The following ‘whos who’ of mining companies have conducted drill programs within the district since 1945 including Placer Dome, Falcon Bridge, Barrick, and AMEX Exploration.

Geological Maps

Project History

Discovered in 1945 (lots 28 & 29 – carbonatized shear zone cut by auriferous quartz stringers mineralized with pyrite and minor chalcopyrite).

Placer Dome, which conducted a 307-metre diamond drill program that included positive gold grades

Operated by Continental Diamond Drilling 9500 feet of diamond drilling.

Falconbridge & Barrick Gold (Lac Minerals) from 1985-90 did an extensive drilling program on the property. Historical drilling of King Tut showed 75.69 g/t Au over 1-metre 3.