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Panteria
The Panteria Porphyry Copper prospect is located in the Department of Ica in south-central Peru. It consists of twelve contingious concessions totalling 5,300 hectares. Rio Tinto operated this project in the early 2000's, and later Double Jack Mines (now Duran) acquired the initial concessions in 2007 and 2008 and recently Duran acquired the remaining area. Rio Tinto conducted a very limited exploration program comprising of three diamond drill holes. The information from Rio Tinto's work program is currently unpublished and is unavailable. Double Jack's initial sampling program at Panteria confirmed widespread anomalous copper, gold, and silver over an 800 by 250 metre zone, with local quartz-sulfide stockworks and veining in porphyritic intrusive rocks. There are abundant copper oxides and carbonates on surface with indications of strong surface leaching of copper and iron sulfide minerals. Panteria has all the hallmarks of a significant supergene copper deposit with an underlying hypogene porphyry copper system.
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Geology Panteria
Alteration Panteria
Surface Gold Assays
Surface Copper Assays
Oxide Copper Mineralization in Old Workings
Quartz-Pyrite-Sericite Stockworks (Phyillic)
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