Heritage Cases

(i) DESCRIPTION OF PLANNED NON-INVASIVE ACTIVITIES: (These activities do not disturb the land where prospecting will take place e.g. aerial photography, desktop studies, aeromagnetic surveys, etc) Desktop analysis (Satellite imagery, available mapping, literature review, etc). This phase has already been initiated through a literature review of geological articles and previous prospecting which took place on site. The synthesis of this information and the use of the information gained from this prospecting cycle will provide the full picture of the deposit as required by the applicants. Geophysical Electromagnetic Survey is conducted through the passing of an electric field through two points in the veld. The aim of such survey is to determine any anomalies which may be present in the underlying geology. This phase merely requires the carrying of the two machines into the veld and the passing of the electric current through the underlying substrate/ore body. No samples are taken and no digging is required. The information gained from the Electromagnetic Survey may result in a possible review of proposed drill positions. If this does prove to be the case, then such minor amendment to both the Prospecting Work Programme and Environmental Management Plan will be lodged with the DMRE to cater for such changes. Note however that even though the positions of the drill holes may alter slightly, the method and environmental impact attenuation measures will not require adjustment - just the positions of the drill holes.