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Wednesday, 2nd February 2005 (3759 views)

Alaskan mining veterans are on the hunt to find the next Pebble mineral deposit.<br/><br/>Pebble is a large copper, gold and molybdenum prospect and the three veterans hope they will find the next deposit on the Alaska Peninsula, southwest of Anchorage.<br/><br/>Alaska Earth Resources, set up by the three geologists, has now entered a partnership with Full Metal Minerals, a Canadian exploration company also wanting to explore.<br/> <br/>Survey work began last summer and 11 mineral anomalies have been highlighted, where items of interest may be located, according to the Alaskan Journal of Commerce.<br/><br/>Alaska Earth is now looking to double its work force to work on south Pebble and three other Alaska projects.<br/><br/>A number of gold values have been found on various new sites by the company already, including sites in the Talkeetna Mountains and at the side of Lake Iliamna.<img src="http://directnews.dehavilland.co.uk/dn.gif?feedid=196&itemid=7709894"/>

 

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