Emerita Resources Corp V.EMO

EL CURA DATA comes to surface

[Drjimjones]

Very exciting remember Rio Tinto drilled it and no one has the drill data and MATSA before losing Paymogo to EMO filed a drill plan that was heavily focused on EL CURA......El Cura info: “El Cura deposit, located on the left bank of the River Malagn, and in the middle of the other two deposits had a separate history; it also shows shallow workings from roman times. After a long period of inactivity and according to the mining engineer and writer Gonzalo Tarin (1886) towards the end of the 19th century, some old shafts were explored and a 1.25m wide intersection of sulfide mineralization rich in copper, lead and silver was found. The mining group sold the tenements in 1872 to the Malagn Mines Company, which after producing about 300 tons, abandoned the tenements. Some exploration took place in 1938 and 1943. Phelps Dodge explored the deposit in 1975 and 1985.” “ In El Cura deposit an adit from the 19th century of less than 100 meters, presumably to intercept the mineralized lenses, is known to be buried. There is also a 60m deep shaft, that intercepts two mineralized lenses 900 m apart, at 47 m depth. Another shaft, to the west also intercepted a lens. In 1946, the explorer Pinedo Vara found a pile of ore with the following grades 5.7 % Cu, 14.0 % Pb, 24.0 % Zn, 2.0 % Sb, and 580 g/t Ag.” Sounds like my theory that El Cura is very special and has multiple buried high grade lens, I count 4 above, has been verified by the historically data….. excellent smoke.

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[urai58]

Correct @Docjimjones, have some smoke: El Cura has potential. And now it needs extensive exploration work. For drills, EMO needs a permit from the Environmental Protection Agency. That's not an automatic thing. That's why EMO also hired FRASA Ingenieros Consultores. Here I see a chance that EMO could get the environmental permit.    With Romanera it looks different: Keyword