Viking Mines says it has identified two additional surface rock stockpiles with visible tungsten mineralisation during field campaigns in Nevada. The company reports that the new finds expand on an existing stockpile area and increase the material identified at the site based on visible mineralisation observed during field work. The reports from multiple outlets describe the discovery as “hidden” or previously unreported stockpiles, indicating Viking’s exploration has revealed more tungsten-bearing material than it had previously documented for the location. Each source repeats that the finds relate specifically to surface rock stockpiles and that the mineralisation is visible. The information is presented as part of Viking’s ongoing exploration efforts in Nevada, with the field campaigns focused on locating and characterising tungsten mineralisation in stockpile material. No details are provided in the summaries about tungsten grades, estimated resources, assay results, or timing for subsequent studies. Overall, the outlets agree on the core facts: Viking Mines’ field campaigns in Nevada uncover two new surface stockpiles showing visible tungsten mineralisation.