Found old articles which are interesting! 1) Key paragraph: The...

Found old articles which are interesting!

1) Key paragraph: The NT project, dubbed the ‘Bynoe Project’, is part of the Litchfield Pegmatite belt – which is almost 200km long but in the past has only been tapped for tin and tantalum.

http://finfeed.com/mining/lit/lits-acquisition-hold-uncanny-resemblance-greenbushes/20160404/

2) Key paragraph: The Bynoe Pegmatite Field is part of the larger Litchfield Pegmatite Belt; with 'S-type' granites, believed to be the source of the pegmatites.

http://www.*.com.au/companies/news/...-bynoe-pegmatite-field-near-darwin-67846.html

3) Key paragraph: Both projects are within the 180km long Litchfield Pegmatite Belt, which lies in close proximity to Darwin. The Bynoe Pegmatite Field is the largest known pegmatite field in the Northern Territory, it is approximately three times the size of the Pilgangoora field in WA, creating an opportunity for globally significant discoveries. The region was historically mined for tin and tantalum, but remains significantly underexplored in more recent times particularly for lithium.

http://www.kingstonresources.com.au/exploration-projects/bynoe-wingate-projects/

MOX's tenure is 100km away from Darwin.