Drilling on South Trend Reveals New Geologic Picture, Source of Gold Grains in Basal Till Still Being Investigated On Kwai Project, Red Lake, Ontario

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Drilling on South Trend Reveals New Geologic Picture,

Source of Gold Grains in Basal Till Still Being Investigated

On Kwai Project, Red Lake, Ontario

Vancouver, November 26, 2020, Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. (TSX.V GNG ) (US:

GGTH-F) (Frankfurt: GGZ)

Golden Goliath Resources has completed the first 14 drill holes of a

6,000m drill program on its Kwai property in the Red Lake mining district .

The 14 holes completed to date on the West G rid total 3527 metres. The

program is fully funded and the Company will still have sufficient working

capital to increase the drill meterage. Of those holes, 10 were drilled on the

“Northern T rend” of IP anomalies along the main Pakwash Break. This

represents about 1.6 km of the 10 km strike length of the Pakwas h Break

on the Kwai property.

All of the holes through the Pakwash Fault have been sent for multi

element ICP analysis with aqua regia digestion and in the first 6 holes

(K20-01 to K20 -06) some check assays and resampling results re main

outstanding (18 samples from holes 04 and 05, and 8 from 06). The results

received to date for these first 6 holes, which cover 1.4 km of strike, do not

give significant gold intercepts, however samples with elevated copper,

antimony, molybdenum, arsenic and tungsten have been noted. Assays for

holes 07 to 14 are pending.

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Figure 1: Red Lake District Properties including the Kwai and SLF properties of Golden Goliath

Drill holes K20 -07 to K20 -10 are to the east of holes K20 -01 to K20-06

ending 50m from Beauregard Lake . Drill holes K20 -11 to k20-14 are on

the Southern Trend of IP anomalies on the West Grid. K20-14 is a longer

hole that will end with a deeper test of the main break on the northern

trend. These four holes have identified a revised geological picture not

previously known, as they have now connected with the geology of the

northern trend to give a bett er understanding of the boundary between the

Uchi Formation to the north and the English River Formation to the south.

Drilling on the southern trend has discovered that Uchi basalt and porphyry

rocks occur in a 400m wide section where it was thought to b e all English

River gneiss. The cross section showing this relationship is currently being

finalized.

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The East Grid also contains both main Pakwash Break anomalies as well

as other shear zone IP targets south of the Break over 4.0 km of strike

length. A n umber o f sulphide zones occurred in favourable Uchi rocks

south of the main Break on the West Grid, which suggest that the targets

with a similar setting on the eastern part of the property have better

potential for hosting precious metal mineralization. H owever, the source of

the numerous pristine and modified gold grains found in basal till across the

property has not yet been determined.

Figure 2: Possible Source Area for Basal Till Gold Grains Found on The West Grid

Several ice directions have been measured by the Company from glacial

striations on the property and also from the Pakwash Lake area taken from

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government Quaternary maps. These ice travel directions range from about

Az 200 degrees to Az 270 degrees. This variability indicates that the ice

flowed in several local directions as it moved generally from the northeast

to the southwest. Pristine gold grains are thought to be close to their

source. Modified gold grains are thought to have travelled up to about 1.5

km. Taking both the pristine grains and all other gold grains into account,

along with the range of ice directions, a probable source area has been

plotted (Figure 2). It has been postulated that a large number of the

pristine grains may have been derived from sulphide gra ins that have

oxidized. This suggests there may be a sulphide source in the area

containing gold which would have been detected by the IP survey.

Therefore many IP anomalies remain to be tested on the eastern part of the

property. The majority of till samp le sites on the East Grid did not reach

bedrock where the till is situated due to the presence of a clay layer and the

limited depth reach of the excavator. Many more gold grains may have

been found if these sites could have been dug deeper. There may also be

targets beneath the lake , where no IP coverage exists . In addition some

areas considered as granite north of the lake are known to contain large

blocks or sections of volcanics leaving additional areas to be followed up.

CEO Paul Sorbara comments: ” We are really just starting the drilling of this

essentially virgin property. We are trying to determine the source of the

many gold grains found in the til l, as well as the IP anomalies. We will

continue to test the already proposed holes across the cut g rids on the

property as well as looking at new targets within the probable source area

of the basal ti ll gold grains on the West Grid. The East Grid is beyond that

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probable source range, as shown in figure 2. This implies there could be

more than one source for the gold grains.

Great bear’s LP zone lies within a 4.2 km section of the LP fault out of a

total of 10 km present on their property. So you could put their entire gold

zone in Beauregard Lake and a short distance east of the lake on the Kwai

property. Kwai has 10 km of strike of the Pakwash Fault and we have

drilled about 1.6 km of strike.”

This news release has been reviewed by Robert S. Middleton P.Eng who

is acting as QP for this phase of the exploration under the NI 43 -101

requirements.

On behalf of the Board of Directors

Paul Sorbara, MSc, PGeo

CEO, Golden Goliath Resources Ltd.

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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Golden Goliath Resources Ltd.

J. Paul Sorbara, M.Sc., P.Geo

President & CEO

Phone: +1(604) 682-2950 Email: [email protected]

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About Golden Goliath

Golden Goliath Resources Ltd. is a junior exploration company listed on the TSX Venture

Exchange (symbol G NG). The Company is focused on exploring and developing the gold and

silver potential of properties in the Red Lake District of Ontario. The Company also holds a

100% interest in the San Timoteo property, located in the Sierra Madre Occidental Mountains of

northwestern Mexico, as well as NSR royalties on several other nearby properties.

To find out more about Golden Goliath visit our website at www.goldengoliath.com.