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Monday 23rd March – Friday 27th March 2020
Brian (Barney) Stevens led the Geological Survey of NSW geological and metallogenic mapping of the Broken Hill district. Worked on Broken Hill and the Curnamona Craton since 1970. Involved in research into origins of the metamorphic rock types, geochronology, whole rock geochemistry, ore genesis, aeromagnetic and seismic interpretation and the structure and sedimentology of the metamorphic sequence. As a consultant/contract geologist, Barney has worked on prospect evaluation, including detailed mapping, exploration geochemistry and drilling.
Graham Teale has over 45 years experience as a mineral exploration, mining and research geologist. He is currently carrying out research with Prof. Paul Spry of Iowa State University on the world class Broken Hill Deposit. He has worked on metamorphosed base metal mineralisation throughout Australia and in Africa, North America, India and Scandinavia. He has presented workshops on primary litho-geochemistry, low sulphur zinc mineralisation and IOCG mineralisation.
On three evenings there will be PowerPoint presentations of various aspects of the general Curnamona mineralisation as well as more specific presentations on geology, mineralisation and alteration
AIG Members – $1500
Non Members – $1800
Students – $600
A limited number of places for students are available. All prices include GST
Participants will need to pay accommodation, meal costs and travel to Broken Hill
Workshop will not proceed if minimum registration numbers are not met.
After the 31st of January registration fees will not be refunded but registration can be
transferred to an alternative delegate.
For further information please contact:
Graham Teale: geologists@tealeassociates.com.au
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