AAN.V · 2024-06-19 12:00:00

FOR IMMEDIAT E RELEASE Aton reports new surface s ampling results from the retained exploration areas at Abu Marawat , including 183 g/t Au from Bohlog, 125 g/t Au from Semna , and 67.4 g/t Au from Kab Amira

Drill Results

FOR IMMEDIAT E RELEASE

Aton reports new surface s ampling results from the retained

exploration areas at Abu Marawat , including 183 g/t Au from

Bohlog, 125 g/t Au from Semna , and 67.4 g/t Au from Kab Amira

Vancouver, British Columbia, June 19, 2024: Aton Resources Inc. (AAN: TSX-V) (“Aton” or the “Company")

updates investors on the progress of its ongoing exploration programmes within the retained exploration areas

of the Company’s Abu Marawat Concession (“Abu Marawat” or the “Concession”) in the Eastern Desert of

Egypt, including the results of recent surface sampling at several of its regional targets.

Highlights:

• Aton has recently undertaken further sampling and mapping programmes over several of its regional

targets in the Abu Marawat Concession retained exploration areas;

• A total of 258 selective grab and non-selective surface channel were collected from the Black

Gaharish, Bohlog, Kab Amira, Semna and Zeno prospect areas (Figure 1) . A further 7 blank and

duplicate QAQC samples were also submitted for analysis;

• 38 samples were collected from the Black Gaharish prospect area, returning assays including 29.9 g/t

Au and 9.46 g/t Au;

• 7 samples were collected from the Bohlog prospect area, returning assays including 183 g/t Au and

14.65 g/t Au;

• 112 samples were collected from the Kab Amira prospect area, returning assays including 67.4 g/t

Au, 44.9 g/t Au and 29.8 g/t Au;

• 42 samples were collected from the Semna regional prospect area, returning assays including 125 g/t

Au, 36.3 g/t Au and 32.5 g/t Au;

• 59 samples were collected from the Zeno regional prospect area, returning assays including 45.1 g/t

Au, 26.9 g/t Au and 24.5 g/t Au;

• The phase 2 diamond drilling programme has been completed at the Semna prospect, with 28 holes

completed for a total drilled meterage of 4,701m. The Company has also now completed a programme

of surface sampling and started a c. 3,000m programme of shallow and horizontal diamond drilling at

the Abu Marawat deposit, designed to test a highly prospective and previously undrilled area.

“This is another set of excellent surface sampling results, which yet again demonstrate the potential of the Abu

Marawat Concession, including the newly identified Kab Amira area, and the very widespread development of

gold mineralisation at surface across the areas that have been retained for further exploration ” said Tonno

Vahk, CEO. “We are proceeding with our exploration programmes on the retained exploration areas, with the

clearly defined objective of bringing them into the exploitation lease within the next 4 years. The follow -up

phase 2 diamond drilling programme has been completed at Semna, and we look forward to releasing the

results of this programme very shortly. We have now returned to the Abu Marawat deposit for the first time

since 2012, and where we will be drilling potentially high grade areas outside the existing NI 43-101 resource

which were not drilled previously due to the difficulty of access in steep terrain . We are excited by the recent

identification by our field team of new mineralised structures at surface in the area we will be drilling. Now that

the JV company Abu Marawat Gold Mines, which will operate the Hamama and Rodruin exploitation lease ,

has been established, we will be pushing ahead with the development of the Hamama West gold mine, which

will be the first mine that we plan to develop on the Abu Marawat Concession.”

Abu Marawat regional sampling programme

The Company has continued its mapping and sampling programmes over the retained exploration areas in

recent months, as part of its long term strategy to ultimately incorporate all of its prospective targets into the

Abu Marawat exploitation lease, which is valid for an initial period of 20 years. Many of the Company’s main

exploration targets have been exploited in recent years by artisanal miners, predominantly since the

Company’s suspension of field activities in 2020 as a result of the covid-19 pandemic, although the Company

successfully evicted these illegal miners during 2023 from the Concession. This recent programme continues

the sampling and mapping work completed in 2023 (see news releases dated May 29, 2023 , June 26, 2023

and July 31, 2023).

Sampling was undertaken at Semna (regional), Bohlog, Zeno, and Black Gaharish and at the recently identified

Kab Amira prospect area (Figure 1), predominantly on previously unidentified mineralised structures that have

been exploited by the artisanal miners in recent years. The sampling has again confirmed the presence of

a well mineralised c. 20 km long corridor stretching from Sir Bakis in the west to the Semna East area

on the margin of the Gaharish pluton, including the Sir Bakis, Massaghat, Bohlog, Zen o, Kab Amira, Black

Gaharish, Semna and Semna East areas. Mineralisation through this belt is orogenic in style, typically

consisting of shear -hosted and structurally controlled high grade quartz veins. To date only the immediate

Semna gold mine area, and the central Zeno area have been drill tested . T he Co mpany is planning to

undertake RC percussion drilling on some of the most promising targets in the retained exploration areas later

in 2024, and the results of this current programme will inform the design of these upcoming programmes.

Figure 1: Geological map of the Abu Marawat Concession, showing the locations of the sampled prospects

Samples collected in this programme were predominantly selective manually taken grab and grab composite

samples, with relatively subordinate c. 0.5-1m long non -selective in situ chip channel samples across

potentially mineralised structures. A total of 265 samples were collected from the programme including 7

QAQC samples, consisting of 5 blank and 2 duplicate samples. All samples were analysed for gold, silver and

copper, with most of the samples also analysed for lead and zinc. Selected results from the p rogramme are

presented in Table 1, and full assay results are presented in Appendix A.

Sample ID Project E N Sample type Au

(g/t)

(ppm)

AHA-46117 Black Gaharish 555009 2922900 Grab composite 29.90 4.0 78 3 57

AHA-46126 Black Gaharish 555728 2922702 Grab 8.72 3.8 19 2 98

AHA-46137 Black Gaharish 555782 2921561 Grab 9.46 5.8 4,410 33 2,010

AHA-46142 Black Gaharish 556321 2922391 Grab 5.25 0.2 4 1 4

AHA-45993 Bohlog 551748 2919572 Grab 183.0 68.1 49 5,320 817

AHA-45994 Bohlog 551748 2919578 Ore pile grab 14.65 3.1 10 154 104

AHA-45995 Bohlog 551859 2919625 Ore pile grab 7.14 3.8 29 914 166

AHA-45996 Bohlog 551736 2919512 Grab 10.20 1.4 46 94 52

AHA-45799 Kab Amira 552851 2921563 Ore pile grab 17.10 4.7 143 n/a n/a

AHA-45800 Kab Amira 552853 2921553 Ore pile grab 17.65 5.6 173 n/a n/a

AHA-45922 Kab Amira 552705 2921167 Grab 12.75 2.8 164 134 2,310

AHA-45942 Kab Amira 552908 2919793 Grab 5.52 1.6 194 112 109

AHA-45943 Kab Amira 552907 2919789 Grab 15.10 4.4 364 326 160

AHA-45946 Kab Amira 552936 2919718 Grab 44.90 14.3 373 1,095 508

AHA-45950 Kab Amira 553092 2922357 Grab 24.10 1.8 44 8 970

AHA-45952 Kab Amira 553100 2922354 Grab 9.52 0.7 23 7 649

AHA-45959 Kab Amira 552986 2922598 Grab 29.80 5.2 102 140 946

AHA-45960 Kab Amira 552897 2922556 Grab 6.13 0.2 52 6 321

AHA-46004 Kab Amira 552980 2920950 Grab 15.95 4.4 36 22 89

AHA-46006 Kab Amira 554041 2919885 Grab 6.46 3.6 145 2,840 1,250

AHA-46013 Kab Amira 552730 2919962 Grab 12.35 3.7 209 869 659

AHA-46022 Kab Amira 554530 2921342 Grab composite 7.51 1.5 310 11 41

AHA-46025 Kab Amira 552843 2921555 Grab 9.41 3.5 153 1,255 1,390

AHA-46026 Kab Amira 552863 2921552 Grab 67.40 24.9 317 5,830 3,930

AHA-46050 Semna 558777 2924731 Chip channel 32.50 2.6 36 14 14

AHA-46170 Semna 558951 2923939 Chip channel (single) 36.30 34.8 28,960 5 35

AHA-46171 Semna 558951 2923939 Grab 125.0 56.8 32,550 3 20

AHA-46184 Semna 560040 2923416 Grab 5.07 1.8 11 n/a n/a

AHA-46185 Semna 560084 2923853 Grab 7.01 1.8 2,750 n/a n/a

AHA-46187 Semna 560214 2923850 Grab 19.80 28.4 60 n/a n/a

AHA-46188 Semna 560211 2923781 Grab 8.82 9.5 9 n/a n/a

AHA-46212 Semna 559168 2923477 Chip channel (single) 13.90 1.9 740 5 92

AHA-45698 Zeno 552764 2925324 Grab 45.10 3.1 83 n/a n/a

AHA-45713 Zeno 553059 2925438 Grab 26.90 3.1 826 n/a n/a

AHA-45730 Zeno 553972 2925742 Grab 5.15 3.5 244 n/a n/a

AHA-45742 Zeno 554260 2925860 Grab 5.80 1.0 266 n/a n/a

AHA-45792 Zeno 554192 2925303 Grab 24.50 8.2 83 n/a n/a

AHA-45795 Zeno 554096 2925155 Ore pile grab 8.81 2.3 82 n/a n/a

Table 1: Selected surface sampling results

Discussion of results

Black Gaharish

The Black Gaharish area is located approximately 4 km southwest of the Semna gold mine, and approximately

23 km east-northeast of the Company’s Hamama West deposit (Figure 1) . The gold mineralisation at Black

Gaharish is frequently associated with flat lying structures within intrusive granodioritic host rocks , and is

sometimes associated with minor copper staining in the mineralised quartz veins. Mineralisation is considered

to be structurally controlled and orogenic in nature, and of a similar style to that at the Semna mine , and the

Zeno prospect. A single grab sample of vein quartz from an ancient working previously returned an assay

grade of 16.5 g/t Au (see news release dated September 13, 2017).

During the current sampling programme 38 selective grab samples were collected from the Black Gaharish

area, as well as 1 blank QAQC sample , with selected results shown in Table 1, and all results provided in

Appendix A.

5 (13%) of the Black Gaharish samples from the current programme returned assays greater than 5 g/t and

11 (29%) returned assays greater than 1 g/t Au (Figure B3), including individual samples grading up to 29.9

g/t Au (sample AHA-46117), associated with a narrow iron oxide stained shear zone-hosted composite quartz

vein.

Bohlog

The Bohlog area is located approximately 8-9 km west-southwest of the Semna gold mine, and approximately

7.5 km north of the Company’s Rodruin deposit (Figure 1), and was a significant mining area in ancient times.

Illegal artisanal miners have been active in the Bohlog area in recent years. The gold mineralisation at Bohlog

(Zones 1 to 4) is spatially related to the late Bohlog granite, which is intruded into early orogenic ‘grey granites’,

and has a distinctive Au-W-Pb-Cu geochemical signature. The mineralisation at Zone 5 is more similar to the

orogenic style of mineralisation identified throughout the c. 20 km long Sir Bakis -Semna East mineralised

corridor.

In early 2017 the Company’s field crews carried out a programme of grab and channel sampling at Bohlog

which returned assays of up to 21.1 g/t Au (see news release dated June 7, 2017). Follow -up deep trenching

returned mechanical saw-cut channel sample intercepts including 1.57 g/t Au over a 20m interval and 1.65 g/t

Au over a 9m interval from Bohlog Zone 2 (see news release dated February 28, 2018).

During 2018 mineralization was identified over an area covering at least 275m x 125m at Bohlog Zone 5 with

selective surface grab samples return ing grades of up to 18.30 g/t Au and 17.85 g/t Au from sheared quartz

veins and ancient dumps. Surface channel sampling profiles also returned mineralised intersections including

1.82 g/t Au over a 6m interval (see news release dated February 28, 2018).

During the current sampling programme 7 selective grab samples were collected from the Bohlog Zone 5 area,

with selected results shown in Table 1, and all results provided in Appendix A.

3 of the 7 Bohlog samples from the current programme returned assays greater than 10 g/t (Figure B4),

including individual samples grading up to 183.0 g/t Au (sample AHA -45993). This sample from a recent

artisanal working contained very abundant visible coarse gold (Figure 2). Lead and silver were also significantly

elevated in this sample.

Kab Amira

The recently identified Kab Amira prospect is located approximately 6-8 km southwest of the Semna gold mine,

and approximately 6 -8 north of the Company’s Rodruin deposit (Figure 1) , and covers an overall area of

approximately 10 km2. Mineralisation at Kab Amira is considered to be of a continuation of that in the Zeno,

Semna and Bohlog Zone 5 areas, manifested by shear-hosted and structurally controlled high grade quartz

veins, and is again very typical of the orogenic style mineralisation throughout the entire Sir Bakis-Semna East

mineralised corridor. Mineralised structures are typically flat -lying at Kab Amira, as at the Black Gaharish

prospect. Significant small scale artisanal mining has again taken place at Kab Amira since 2020.

Figure 2: Visible gold in an iron-stained quartz vein from sample AHA-45993 (Bohlog Zone 5)

The Company has undertaken very limited previous sampling at Kab Amira, but in 2023 surface sampling was

undertaken in the wider Bohlog area, which returned an assay of 48.4 g/t Au, from the previously unsampled

southern Kab Amira area, approximately 1 km east of Bohlog Zone 5 (see news release dated May 29, 2023).

During the current sampling programme 97 selective grab and grab composite samples and 15 non -selective

chip channel samples were collected from the Kab Amira area, as well as 2 blank and 2 duplicate QAQC

samples, with selected results shown in Table 1, and all results provided in Appendix A.

10 (9%) of the Kab Amira samples from the current programme returned assays greater than 10 g/t and 57

(51%) returned assays greater than 1 g/t Au (Figure s B4 and B5). Individual samples returned assays

including 67.4 g/t Au (sample AHA-46026), 44.9 g/t Au (sample AHA -45946), 29.8 g/t Au (sample AHA -

45959), and 24.1 g/t Au (sample AHA -45950), confirming the discovery of high grade mineralisation at

surface at Kab Amira . The higher grade samples from Kab Amira typically contained significantly elevated

levels of lead, as at Bohlog Zone 5 (see above), and to a lesser extent elevated silver and sometimes zinc,

whereas copper was generally quite low.

Semna (regional)

The Semna gold mine is located approximately 27 km east-northeast of the Hamama West deposit and 13 km

north-northeast of the Rodruin deposit (Figure 1). Semna has a long history of gold mining, during both ancient

and modern times, and was mined in the early 20 th century by two British companies . RC percussion drilling

during 2023 at Semna intersected high grade mineralisation (see news releases dated October 13, 2023,

November 7, 2023 and December 18, 2023). The Company has recently completed a follow -up diamond drill

programme at Semna, and will report the final results from this programme very soon.

During 2017 surface channel sampling at Semna returned mineralised intercepts including 5.17 g/t Au over an

interval of 9.7m at surface, and individual channel samples grading up to 18.05 g/t Au (see news release

November 22, 2017). Follow-up surface sampling at Semna during 2023 returned assay results including 27.6

g/t Au, 24.0 g/t Au and 16.95 g/t Au (see news release dated May 29, 2023). Additional regional sampling east

of the main Semna mine area returned assays including 25.7 g/t Au, 16.55 g/t Au and 15.2 g/t Au (see news

release dated July 31, 2023).

During the current sampling programme 19 selective grab and grab composite samples and 23 non -selective

chip channel samples were collected from the Semna regional area, as well as 1 blank QAQC sample, with

selected results shown in Table 1, and all results provided in Appendix A.

7 (12%) of the Semna regional samples from the current programme returned assays greater than 5 g/t and

18 (43%) returned assays greater than 1 g/t Au (Figure B6). Individual samples returned assays including

125.0 g/t Au (grab sample AHA-46171), 36.3 g/t Au ( chip channel sample AHA-46170), and 32.5 g/t Au

(sample AHA-46050). Samples AHA-46170 and AHA-46171 were taken from a single quartz vein structure,

approximately 800m south-southeast of the Semna Main Vein zone (“MVZ”), and also contained significantly

elevated copper and silver, as does locally the MVZ. Several other samples also carried significantly elevated

levels of copper, however zinc and lead assays were typically quite low, again similar to the MVZ. This latest

tranche of results confirms the potential for additional high grade mineralised structures in the regional Semna

area, similar to the Semna MVZ.

Zeno

The Zeno prospect area is located approximately 12 km north of the Rodruin mineral deposit and 4-7 km west

of the Semna gold mine (Figure 1) , and has extensive ancient workings over an area of greater than 10 km2.

Artisanal miners have been very active in the general Zeno area since 2020. Aton completed a first pass RC

percussion drilling programme at Zeno during 2023, returning intersections including 9.77 g/t Au over a 3m

interval and 4.16 g/t Au over a 6m interval (see news release dated February 1, 2024).

Previous surface sampling by Aton of visible gold and iron oxide bearing quartz veins returned assays including

117.5 g/t Au, 100.5 g/t Au, 72.3 g/t Au, 56.5 g/t Au and 48.3 g/t Au (see news release dated May 30, 2018),

104.5 g/t Au, 67.1 g/t Au and 43.0 g /t Au (see news release dated June 26, 2023) , and 36.2 g/t Au and 15.3

g/t Au (see news release dated July 31, 2023).

The current sampling programme was focussed on the northern and northwestern part of the overall Zeno

area, where relatively limited surface sampling had previously been undertaken. 5 9 selective grab samples

were collected during this programme, as well as 1 blank QAQC sample, with selected results shown in Table

1, and all results provided in Appendix A.

5 (12%) of the Zeno samples from the current programme returned assays greater than 10 g/t and 18 (31%)

returned assays greater than 1 g/t Au (Figure B7). Individual samples returned assays including 45.1 g/t Au

(sample AHA -45698), 26.9 g/t Au (sample AHA -45713), and 24.5 g/t Au (sample AHA -45792), further

expanding the mineralised footprint at Zeno to the west and northwest.

Sample processing and analytical procedures

Samples were collected in the field by Aton’s exploration teams. Grab and grab composite samples were

selective, whereas chip channel samples were non -selective. Chip channel samples were collected in situ by

manually rock chipping across potentially mineralised structures or veins, using a hammer and chisel. Grab

and grab composite samples were selective, and were usually, but not necessarily collected in situ, and may

have been collected from rock or ore dumps or float material, where indicated.

The samples were weighed and crushed to -4mm onsite at the Rodruin sample prep facility, and split to a

nominal c. 250-500g sample size. The coarse crushed reject samples are retained onsite.

The c. 250-500g dried, crushed and split samples were shipped to ALS Minerals sample preparation laboratory

at Marsa Alam, Egypt where they were pulverised to a size fraction of better than 85% passing 75 microns.

From this pulverised material a further sub-sample was split off with a nominal c. 50g size, which was shipped

on to ALS Minerals at Rosia Montana, Romania for analysis. The reject pulps were returned from ALS, and

are also retained onsite.

Samples were analysed for gold by fire assay with an atomic absorption spectroscopy (“AAS”) finish (analytical

code Au-AA23), and for silver, copper, lead and zinc using an aqua regia digest followed by an AAS finish

(analytical code AA45). Any high grade gold samples (>10 g/t Au) were re-analysed using analytical code Au-

GRA21 (also fire assay, but with a gravimetric finish). Any high grade Ag and base metal samples (Ag >100

g/t, and Cu, Pb and Zn >10,000 ppm or >1%) were re-analysed using the ore grade technique AA46 (also an

aqua regia digest followed by an AAS finish).

About Aton Resources Inc.

Aton Resources Inc. (AAN: TSX-V) is focused on its 100% owned Abu Marawat Concession (“Abu Marawat”), located

in Egypt’s Arabian -Nubian Shield, approximately 200 km north of Centamin’s world -class Sukari gold mine. Aton has

identified numerous gold and base metal exploration targets at Abu Marawat, including the Hamama deposit in the west,

the Abu Marawat deposit in the northeast, and the Rodruin deposit in the south of the Concession. Two historic British

gold mines are also located on the Concession at Se mna and Sir Bakis. Aton has identified several distinct geological

trends within Abu Marawat, which display potential for the development of a variety of styles of precious and base metal

mineralisation. The Abu Marawat exploitation lease is 57.66 km2 in size , covering the Hamama West and Rodruin

mineral deposits, and was established In January 2024 and is valid for an initial period of 20 years. The Concession

also includes an additional 255.0 km2 of exploration areas at Abu Marawat, retained for a further period of 4 years from

January 2024. Abu Marawat is located in an area of excellent infrastructure; a four -lane highway, a 220kV power line,

and a water pipeline are in close proximity, as are the international airports at Hurghada and Luxor.

Qualified person

The technical information contained in this News Release was prepared by Javier Orduña BSc (hons), MSc, MCSM,

DIC, MAIG, SEG(M), Chief Geologist of Aton Resources Inc. Mr. Orduña is a qualified person (QP) under National

Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.

For further information regarding Aton Resources Inc., please visit us at www.atonresources.com or contact:

TONNO VAHK

Chief Executive Officer

Tel: +1 604 318 0390

Email: [email protected]

Note Regarding Forward-Looking Statements

Some of the statements contained in this release are forward -looking statements. Since forward -looking statements

address future events and conditions; by their very nature they involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results

in each case could differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements.

Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in policies of the TSX

Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

Appendix A: Grab and grab composite samples

Sample ID Project E N Sample type Au

(g/t)

(ppm)

AHA-46107 Black Gaharish - - Blank 0.01 <0.2 5 10 146

AHA-46108 Black Gaharish 555204 2921063 Grab 4.67 1.0 81 4 84

AHA-46109 Black Gaharish 555224 2921237 Grab 0.05 <0.2 8 1 24

AHA-46110 Black Gaharish 555220 2921237 Grab 0.25 0.3 255 2 119

AHA-46111 Black Gaharish 555375 2921818 Grab 0.56 0.2 391 137 344

AHA-46112 Black Gaharish 555375 2921818 Grab 0.04 <0.2 43 6 309

AHA-46113 Black Gaharish 554865 2922459 Grab 1.59 0.3 21 3 20

AHA-46114 Black Gaharish 554898 2922419 Grab 0.12 <0.2 17 1 27

AHA-46115 Black Gaharish 554896 2922420 Grab 0.79 0.5 877 1 7

AHA-46116 Black Gaharish 554896 2922420 Grab 1.71 0.3 985 5 70

AHA-46117 Black Gaharish 555009 2922900 Grab composite 29.90 4.0 78 3 57

AHA-46118 Black Gaharish 555003 2922893 Grab 0.04 <0.2 10 1 27

AHA-46119 Black Gaharish 555005 2922887 Grab composite 3.52 1.0 297 12 605

AHA-46120 Black Gaharish 554817 2923111 Grab composite 0.42 0.3 77 6 27

AHA-46121 Black Gaharish 554843 2923100 Grab 0.15 <0.2 7 2 23

AHA-46122 Black Gaharish 554931 2923056 Grab 0.08 0.2 11 1 8

AHA-46123 Black Gaharish 555009 2922962 Grab 0.02 <0.2 34 2 24

AHA-46124 Black Gaharish 555700 2922669 Grab 2.63 0.9 34 5 608

AHA-46125 Black Gaharish 555737 2922711 Grab 1.03 0.4 68 4 24

AHA-46126 Black Gaharish 555728 2922702 Grab 8.72 3.8 19 2 98

AHA-46127 Black Gaharish 555735 2922710 Grab 0.12 0.4 115 5 207

AHA-46128 Black Gaharish 555605 2922969 Grab 0.33 0.6 73 8 537

AHA-46129 Black Gaharish 555593 2922954 Grab 5.62 2.6 313 12 1,690

AHA-46130 Black Gaharish 555605 2922969 Grab composite 0.91 0.8 69 24 1,205

AHA-46131 Black Gaharish 555894 2922249 Grab 0.03 <0.2 9 1 36

AHA-46132 Black Gaharish 555895 2922250 Grab 0.21 0.3 183 6 161

AHA-46133 Black Gaharish 555100 2922899 Grab 0.37 0.5 356 7 246

AHA-46134 Black Gaharish 555459 2922322 Grab 0.08 <0.2 9 4 32

AHA-46135 Black Gaharish 555543 2922184 Grab 0.03 <0.2 6 3 11

AHA-46136 Black Gaharish 555542 2922184 Grab 0.02 <0.2 5 5 58

AHA-46137 Black Gaharish 555782 2921561 Grab 9.46 5.8 4,410 33 2,010

AHA-46138 Black Gaharish 556214 2922353 Grab 0.17 <0.2 8 2 13

AHA-46139 Black Gaharish 556214 2922353 Grab 0.54 0.4 50 6 69

AHA-46140 Black Gaharish 556217 2922353 Grab composite 0.07 <0.2 13 4 85

AHA-46141 Black Gaharish 556217 2922353 Grab composite 0.22 <0.2 31 6 90

AHA-46142 Black Gaharish 556321 2922391 Grab 5.25 0.2 4 1 4

AHA-46143 Black Gaharish 556381 2922194 Grab 0.27 <0.2 3 2 5

AHA-46144 Black Gaharish 556256 2922286 Grab composite 0.04 <0.2 13 4 83

AHA-46145 Black Gaharish 556257 2922285 Grab 0.02 <0.2 5 1 26

AHA-45993 Bohlog 551748 2919572 Grab 183.0 68.1 49 5,320 817

AHA-45994 Bohlog 551748 2919578 Ore pile grab 14.65 3.1 10 154 104

AHA-45995 Bohlog 551859 2919625 Ore pile grab 7.14 3.8 29 914 166

AHA-45996 Bohlog 551736 2919512 Grab 10.20 1.4 46 94 52

AHA-45997 Bohlog 551897 2919541 Grab 3.44 0.8 14 65 77

AHA-45998 Bohlog 551856 2919517 Grab 0.64 0.4 12 8 34

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