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November 2012; The 5000 meter underground definition drilling program at Strieborná continues. This is a drilling set up on level 6. The purpose of the program is to upgrade and expand the current resource model.
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In the Middle Ages, Roznava was a prosperous mining town for gold, silver, and iron. Mining activities stagnated from the 16th century (when territories to the south of the town were conquered by Ottoman Turks). Mining - this time mainly of iron ore - was renewed around 1800 and was present in the town throughout the 20th century.
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The name of the town probably derives from the German and/or Hungarian word for rose (Rose and Rózsa)
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The air view on the town square called the Square of Miner. Archaeological finds show that the region near Roznava was densely settled by miners as early as around 1200. The first written mention of Roznava stems from 1291, the royal free town status from 1410.
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The Museum of Mining and Metallurgy in Roznava is the oldest building in middle Europe, built as a museum of mining and metallurgy. It presents the history of the mining and metallurgy of the region near Roznava from the middle ages to present days with samples of primitive mining tools, means of communication, mining measuring and lightning techniques.
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The mining symbol on the original Mária Mine office building.
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Exploration experts reviewing the maps
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Strieborná deposit is a silver bearing siderite-quarz-tetrahedrite vein. Mineralization is characterized by high grades of silver and copper bearing tetrahedrite - a principal mineral of economic interest
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Interesting facts about Rožňava - According to the 2001 census, the town had 19,261 inhabitants. 69.27% of inhabitants were Slovaks, 26.80% Hungarians, 1.59% Roma and 0.69% Czechs. The religious make-up was 41.08% Roman Catholics, 32.34% people with no religious affiliation, 12.03% Lutherans and 1.33% Greek Catholics.
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Analysts studying the core samples from Strieborná vein.
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Martin Zahorec, the country manager, explains the project to Brent Cook and Daniel Schieber
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Project Strieborná

Strieborná is a high-grade silver-copper vein type deposit in an historic mining district near the town of Rožňava in eastern Slovakia. The current NI 43-101 resource occurs within a mineralized structure 1.2 km long, 600 m deep and an average thickness of 3.4 m. The resource has been defined by diamond drilling and a series of four horizontal underground drifts totaling 3,000 m.
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• Well Defined Resource
• Mine Rehabilitation Advanced
• Experienced Management
• Favorable Location
• Existing Infrastructure
• Highly Skilled Workforce
• Significant Exploration Potential
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