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Status report on the Bukit Kedah gold anomaly sheet 22 area (Tanah Merah) Teoh Lay Hock

By: Teoh, Lay HockMaterial type: Text

TextPublisher: 1984Description: 44 p. ill., maps 30 cmSubject(s): Minerals -- Kedah | Gold -- Kedah -- Geology | Bukit Kedah (Kedah)Summary: In mid-1983, several samples of the Taku Schists were sent for gold assay thruogh the initiative of survey geologist, Chu Ling Heng after he noticed a resemblance of rocks of the Taku schists to a Hemlo schists (ore) sample that was shown to him.

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In mid-1983, several samples of the Taku Schists were sent for gold assay thruogh the initiative of survey geologist, Chu Ling Heng after he noticed a resemblance of rocks of the Taku schists to a Hemlo schists (ore) sample that was shown to him.

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