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Xianrenyan Au deposit, Shuikoushan ore field, Changning Co., Hengyang Prefecture, Hunan Province, China

Replacement-type gold-pyrite mineralization associated with jasperoid development and decalcification, occurring in limy horizons and along bedding planes within the transitional zone from older carbonate rocks to overlying younger sandstones and siltstones. Higher-grade mineralization is concentrated in areas of intersecting northwest and northeast fracture zones along the crest of the N-S trending Xianrenyan Anticline, and is also associated with magnetite skarn alteration developed in granodiorite dike swarms. Silicified rock exhibiting multiple stages of brecciation and epithermal-type veining is common, and an alteration halo consisting of clay and carbonates surrounds the mineralized zone.

References

- TVI Pacific Inc., News Release: Nov 24, 2003
- TVI Pacific Inc., News Release: Nov 05, 2004

External Links

http://www.tvipacific.com/UserFiles/File/tvipr03-14.pdf [Link dead. Jun 2011]

http://www.tvipacific.com/UserFiles/File/tvipr2004_11_05.pdf [Link dead. Jun 2011]

Mineral List

Dolomite
Fluorite
Gold
Magnetite
Muscovite
var: Sericite

Pyrite
Quartz


7 entries listed. 6 valid minerals.

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