6th International Archean Symposium

Mineral systems of Archean terranes and their margins (including Paleoproterozoic terranes)

Archean mineral provinces are some of the richest on earth, containing a large range of mineral deposit types and commodities. This theme focuses on: 1) multi-scale processes in the formation of Archean mineral systems, ranging from the role of lithospheric-scale tectonics to processes and geological features that control ore localisation and metallogeny at the deposit- to province-scales; 2) the development and nature of mineral system within the changing geodynamic and environment evolution of the early Earth; and 3) how (or whether) pre-existing Archean lithospheric architecture may have played a part in localising younger mineralisation.

Sessions

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Session 2.2 (T2 & T7)

25 July 2023 1:30 pm

Room 2

Session 2.3 (T7)

25 July 2023 3:45 pm

Room 2

Theme 7 Keynote Address

26 July 2023 9:30 am

Room 1

Session 2.4 (T7)

26 July 2023 10:30 am

Room 2

Session 2.5 (T7)

26 July 2023 1:30 pm

Room 2

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Talks

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Break

1:45 pm 25 July 2023

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Proterozoic Pb isotope history recorded in Archean Pilbara conglomerate gold – pilot study

2:15 pm 25 July 2023

Room 2

Ass.Prof Svetlana Tessalina

Convergent margin metallogenesis constrains onset of subduction on Earth

2:30 pm 25 July 2023

Room 2

Dr Michael Doublier

Contrasting dome-and-keel and linear accretionary architectures in the eastern Wabigoon subprovince, Archean Superior Province, Canada: Implications for gold mineralization

2:45 pm 25 July 2023

Room 2

Dr. Bruno Lafrance

Towards a generalized model of hydrothermal fluid evolution in orogenic gold systems: A systematic study from the Abitibi greenstone belt (Canada)

3:00 pm 25 July 2023

Room 2

Dr Györgyi Tuba

Gold mineralization and remobilization in metamorphosed and polydeformed Archean rocks of the Superior Province, Québec: Insights from the Cheechoo deposit and its auriferous pegmatites

3:45 pm 25 July 2023

Room 2

Prof. Stéphane De Souza

Rhyacian gold of the Guiana Shield

4:00 pm 25 July 2023

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Dr Marc Bardoux

Structural evolution of the Nyanzaga and Kilimani gold deposits, Sukumaland Greenstone Belt, Tanzania Craton

4:15 pm 25 July 2023

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Miss Celestine Berthier

Deep crustal architecture of the Archean Yilgarn Craton: insights from multidisciplinary data integration, geological validation, and implications for gold exploration targeting

4:30 pm 25 July 2023

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Dr. Quentin Masurel

Insights into the formation of high-grade gold mineralisation at the 10 M oz. Jundee gold camp in Western Australia

4:45 pm 25 July 2023

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Mr Sumail Sumail

Carbon contribution to forming high-grade gold mineralisation

5:00 pm 25 July 2023

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Dr Laura Petrella

Genesis of Archean goldfields

5:15 pm 25 July 2023

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Prof. Neil Phillips

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ePosters

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Hematite Ore Formation in the Vermilion District of Minnesota

Mrs Zsuzsanna Allerton

The Hydrothermal Alteration Minerals and Zoning in the Whistler and Montague Deposit, Southern Cross Province in Western Australia

Mr Mitch Kasten

Large-scale controls of the Congo Craton on the Pan-African aged Mineral System on the example of World-Class Uranium Deposits in Namibia

Dr Alex Otto

Alteration and mineralization model for the giant Kerr-Addison orogenic gold deposit (Canada)

Dr Györgyi Tuba

Early structural architecture controlling komatiite-hosted nickel sulphide and orogenic gold mineralisation at Beta-Hunt Au-Ni mine, Kambalda, WA

Mr Lauri Virnes

Evolution of Earth’s Global Mineralising systems and related Exploration Targeting. Revised view using EagleEye Data.

Robert (Bob) Bingley Watchorn

Discovery of zoned fluorapatite in the Yinachang Fe-Cu-Au-U-REE deposit of SW China: Implications for REE mineralisation

Dr Ligang Zhu

Granitoid-hosted gold mineralisation in the Brilliant Open pit in the Yalgoo area, Murchison domain, Yilgarn Craton

Redox state of the 2.2 Ga Deep Ocean: Geochemical Evidence from the Birimian Greenstone Belt, Ghana

Prof. Kosei Yamaguchi

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