Junior miners publish drill results, assays and resource estimates in a language of their own. These guides explain it, one piece at a time, with diagrams you can play with and the rules the companies have to follow.
The virtual core shed holds real drill core from seven South Australian holes, among them the discovery holes of Carrapateena and Prominent Hill, scanned at the state core library. Pull a tray onto the logging bench, light up the assays and minerals along the core and build a headline intercept yourself.
Look up a word
The mining glossary explains over 300 terms in plain English, from assay and stope to true width, and the history of mining shows where many of them came from.
Then see real results in 3D
The investor flight simulator takes one real release from its headline down to the intervals in 3D, step by step. The latest drill results on the homepage open each release on its 3D model, and every project on the country guides marked 3D has one, with the holes, the intervals and the terrain.
These guides describe how companies report; they do not rate any company, project or result. Not investment advice.
