Gungnir Outlines New Gold Exploration Target at Hemberget, Sweden

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SURREY, BC / ACCESSWIRE / July 17, 2024 / Gungnir Resources Inc. (TSXV:GUG)(OTCPK:ASWRF) ("Gungnir" or the "Company") is pleased to report discovery of a new surface gold exploration target on its 100%-held Hemberget project located in the south-east portion of the regional Gold Line, Vasterbotten District, Sweden. Please refer to accompanying slides for maps and rock photos (see slides).

Highlights:

  • New grassroots prospecting discovery with angular to sub-angular float assaying up to 0.422 g/t Au associated with characteristic Gold Line arsenopyrite; > 10,000 ppm As in new results

  • Two-kilometre-plus trend open-ended along a well-defined magnetic and geologic contact; 11-kilometre-long prospective gold exploration target

  • Property is situated up-ice of the one of the largest gold-in-till anomalies in the district; other till anomalies are related to either current and past-producing gold mines or known gold resources

"This new surface gold exploration target bolsters our gold and nickel portfolio in Sweden, currently highlighted by a developing intrusion-hosted gold target at Knaften and our high-grade Lappvattnet nickel deposit. While still in its very early stages, initial results point to a definitely pursuable gold prospect at Hemberget which shares an arsenopyrite association similar to other gold deposits along the regional Gold Line. With only limited samples collected to date, the next step is further field work to get more samples for assay and to possibly locate bedrock mineralization", commented Jari Paakki, CEO.

So far at Hemberget, highly anomalous gold mineralization occurs in angular to sub-angular arsenopyrite-bearing, silica-sericite+/-biotite altered and quartz veined float (also referred to as boulders) covering a distance of more than two kilometres trending west-northwest along a well-defined gabbro-felsic volcanic and related magnetics contact. Based on angularity of eight mineralized float samples collected for assay from this area, along with abundant altered and quartz veined float, and their positioning along a geologic-magnetics contact, it is believed that they are derived from a proximal bedrock source. Four of the eight samples returned gold values ranging from 0.202 to 0.422 g/t Au with five samples returning more than 6,550 ppm As including three samples reporting > 10,000 ppm As.

At the west end of the current trend, mineralized and altered float samples are spread across a distance of approximately 300 metres in a roughly north-south direction. On the larger property-scale (29.4 km2), the magnetics high extends for 11 kilometres forming a broad arcuate shape with felsic volcanics on its northern contact being the exploration target.