Außervillgraten and Panzendorf are situated on the western slope of Stulperrast, in the eastern foothills of the lower Villgraten Valley. The former is at an elevation of 1,600 metres above sea level, while the latter is located at the exit of the Villgraten Valley, 1 km north of Heinfels Castle. Road access is generally good and nearly all sampling points can be reached by 4WD, and all are accessible on foot.
The main targets across this licence have been defined by known mineral occurrences and historic copper & iron mining records.
EMEX’s Panzendorf licence area, including the three mines Panzendorf, Villgraten and Tessenberg, is located north of the East Tyrolean Puster Valley, between Sillian and Abfaltersbach (north of the highway between Lienz and Sillian). The Tessenberg adits/tunnels are situated at elevations ranging from 1,750 to 2,100 metres above sea level on the eastern slope of Stulperrast, high in the right flank of the Hinterberger Turnbach stream, east of Morgenrastl (2,142 metres).
Elongated ore bodies and lenses
Volcanogenic-sedimentary sequences of quartz-phyllite, chlorite-schist, and black shale.
Pyrite, pyrrhotite, and chalcopyrite
Galena, Fe-rich sphalerite, aresonpyrite
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