Nubian Resources Ltd. announced the commencement of exploration at the Yandoit Gold Project (the "Project"), which covers 32 sq km within three exploration licences in the historic Daylesford gold corridor of the Central Victorian Goldfields, Australia. The company closed the Yandoit Gold Project acquisition in late November, and has begun two detailed exploration programs to map and define drill targets within the extensive trends of prior mining, mapped quartz reefs and prospective fault zones. The Company's geologists have prioritized an 8 kilometre long north-south trending gold mineralized corridor that extends throughout the Project and hosts up to eight historically mined gold bearing quartz reefs within a sequence of folded sedimentary rock units. One of these gold bearing reefs was bulk sampled and mined as recently as 2018 by the Project vendor in a shaft to 27m depth. The first program is deep auger soil sampling on an extensive and close-spaced grid to test for gold and other metals within thin soils that cover parts of known mineralized corridors. The second program is an 18 kilometre Deep Penetrating Ground Radar (DPGR) geophysical survey. The company has contracted Loza Radar Australia to complete and interpret the geophysical data. The DPGR survey will provide blanket coverage of known reefs and map their trends under cover where historic mining did not occur. Survey results will be utilized to target future drilling which is planned for first quarter of 2021. DPGR surveying is a preferred geophysical tool that is widely employed in the Central Victorian Goldfields and elsewhere to identify and map geological structure and quartz reefs at depth within sedimentary hosted rock assemblages.