ORGATASH Project
ORGATASH
Country Kyrgyzstan 
Status EARLY DISCOVERY 
Latitude / Longitude 39 N 59 / 72 E 29
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Risk and valuation analysis of the ORGATASH Project
Status Risk : Early Discovery
Country Risk : Important
Title(s) of the ORGATASH Project
Eurasian Minerals Inc.
Owner: 100%
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Location of the ORGATASH Project
The Orgatash prospect occurs within EMX's Gezart exploration license in the Kyrgyz Republic's Southern Tien Shan gold belt.
 
History of the ORGATASH Project
Gold mineralization at Orgatash was first recognized by Soviet geologists in 1980. Soviet soil sampling defined a 2.5 square kilometer area of anomalous gold with elevated levels of silver, arsenic, and bismuth. The mineralization appears to be controlled by a northwest trending shear zone. Eleven Soviet trenches and eight rock sample profiles were sampled along a northeast orientation.
 
Geology of the ORGATASH Project
Orgatash is underlain by hornfelsed shale and siltstone cut by a Permian-aged granodiorite stock. This geologic setting is favorable for the occurrence of intrusion-hosted gold deposits given the well-documented relationship between Permian-aged granite and granodiorite and gold mineralization in the Tien Shan.
 
Exploration and drilling
12/15/2008Expands Orgatash Gold Mineralized Zone
Discoveries and Drilling Results
11/27/2006Significant Gold System Identified at Orgatash, Kyrgyz Repub...
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Data last updated on : 7/9/2008
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