Pilgrim Island
Les Pelerins Islands Sector
Despite the absence of mining exploitation, the region is recognized by sedimentologists for its quartzites, which are particularly well exposed on the Pèlerins (Pilgrim) Islands bordering the coastline of the south shore of the St. Lawrence.
Historical rock sample assays results show SiO2 readings as high as 99.25%.
Source: GM18030 – Geologic Report, Pilgrim Islands Quartzite – K.W. Greig – dated 1945
Data Source: Geology of Quebec, SIGEOM – Ministry of Natural Resources and Forests
Residual Magnetic Field map Source: Canada 200m Residual Magnetic Field (RMF) GSC.
Historical Rock Assay map source: GM18030 – Geologic Report, Pilgrim Islands Quartzite – K.W. Greig – dated 1945
QUALITY ASSURANCE
George M. Yordanov, OGQ., P.GEO., an Independent Qualified Person as such term is defined by National Instrument 43-101
DISCLAIMERS
Argyle Resources cautions investors it has yet to verify this historical exploration data and cannot comment on the relevance or reliability of the historical estimate. The Company is not aware of the assumptions, parameters, or methods used to prepare the historical estimate. The historical estimate is not classified as a mineral resource, mineral reserve or as any other category. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical data as a current mineral resource or mineral reserve and Argyle Resources is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or mineral reserves.
