[posting]41071172[/posting]moin SBR- lers,
nunja, wie unschwer dem chart zu entnehmen ist gings noch weiter gen
süden.....geschuldet dem unglücklich verlaufenem letzten bohr- programm
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doch mit heutiger meldung könnte es zur trend- umkehr kommen........lest
mal selbst...........
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Sabre Resources identifies extensive lead zinc mineralisation in Namibia
Sabre Resources (ASX: SBR) has received intercepts of broad lead and zinc mineralisation in outcrop from channel sampling across the Driehoek lead-zinc deposit in the Ongava Project, Namibia.
The results represent the continuity of grade within the deposit.
Highlights include:
- 103 metres at 5.96% lead (Pb) + zinc (Zn) 4.50% (Zn) + 1.46% lead (Pb) from 53m including;
- 14m at 8.30% Pb+Zn (5.43 % Zn + 2.87 % Pb) from 79m and 29m at 10.55% Pb+Zn (8.34 % Zn + 2.21 % Pb) from 122m.
These results confirm and augment historic channel sample results from the 1970s & 1990s and the company said it is likely that the results "represent oblique sections through the moderately dipping mineralisation at Driehoek."
Sabre is planning a drill program at Driehoek to confirm the results of the historic drilling and to constrain the geometry of the deposit.
The company is continuing with drilling at the Kaskara prospect, also in Namibia, with a new larger and more powerful diamond drill rig commencing triple tube drilling on site and initial results are positive.
Sabre has confirmed that its Ongava Poly-Metallic Project will not be affected by Namibia's new policy intended to give an expanded role for the state-owned mining company Epangelo Mining (Pty) Ltd.
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/16621/sa…
