Klondike Gallery

Senior Geologist George Klemmick collecting soil sample no. s1641 on the western side of the project area.

Senior Geologist George Klemmick initiating a soil sample. The dumps of the historic Homestake Adit and Klondike adit are visible on the hill in the background. The light color of the hill is due to alteration of the host volcanic rocks.

Typical soil sample site with equipment after collecting a sample, prior to refilling the hole with excavated soil and rocks. Sample no. s2221.

All 343 soil samples organized and laid out prior to packing in buckets for shipping. This is in the lower-level (garage/basement) of the cabin located on the Klondike property.

Klondike Project Manager John Keller with buckets of soil samples securely packed for shipping to the lab.

View from south of the historic Klondike open-cut with intense silicification. Previous rock sampling of this oxidized material showed locally very high Te and Au grades. Senior Geologist George Klemmick on left side of image.

View from east-to-west from a soil sample site toward the central part of the Klondike project area. The cabin, with basement/garage served as a basecamp and secure sample storage facility for the soil sampling program. The light colors and reddish colors of the hill are due to strong alteration of host volcanic rocks.