Core Insights - Golden Cariboo Resources Ltd. has successfully reanalyzed drill hole QGQ24-20 in the Halo zone using PhotonAssay™ technology, resulting in a verified increase in gold grade by 5.9% compared to traditional fire assay methods [1][5][6] - The reanalysis revealed a gold grade of 0.56 g/t Au over a core length of 475.4m, compared to 0.52 g/t Au from fire assay [1][5] - The findings support the geological model and suggest that high-grade mineralization may be more pronounced than previously reported, enhancing confidence in future exploration efforts [6][7][8] Summary of Results - The photon assay study showed longer intervals of higher gold grades, including 4.18 g/t Au over 28.95m and 10.48 g/t Au over 8.07m [2][3] - A detailed comparison of the results from the photon study and original fire assay results is provided, highlighting significant increases in gold grades across various intervals [3][4] - The photon assay method utilized larger sample sizes (500g) compared to the fire assay method (50g), allowing for a more thorough assessment of gold distribution [5] Geological Context - The Halo zone is part of the Quesnelle Gold Quartz Mine property, located approximately 4 kilometers northeast of Hixon, British Columbia [1][11] - The property is situated along a mineralized trend that has historical significance, with over 101 placer gold creeks recorded in the area [10][11] - The results from the photon assay not only validate previous findings but also provide insights into the geological setting, guiding future exploration [6][8]