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Diamonds:

Click on the link to view the diamonds recovered during Phase 1 and Phase 2 sampling

Maps and Technical:

This section contains technical information and maps of our Block J (EPL 2499) concession. Simply click on any one of the links to view the document. (Note: all documents are in PDF format)

Location of Block J (EPL 2499)

Geology of Block J (EPL 2499)

The Geology of Feature 06 and Proposed Phase 3 Sampling Grid (Round 1)

The Geology of Feature 08 and Proposed Phase 3 Sampling Grid (Round 2) - Part 1

The Geology of Feature 08 and Proposed Phase 3 Sampling Grid (Round 2) - Part 2

The Geology of Feature 17 and Proposed Phase 3 Sampling Grid (Round 1)- Part 1

The Geology of Feature 17 and Proposed Phase 3 Sampling Grid (Round 1)- Part 2

The Geology of Feature 17 and Proposed Phase 3 Sampling Grid (Round 1)- Part 3

The Geology of Feature 17 and Proposed Phase 3 Sampling Grid (Round 1)- Part 4

PowerPoint Presentation - April 2008

Photo Gallery: Namibia

Click on any one of the photos to view Namibia's magnificent Landscapes, Wildlife and People

Scenic views of Namibia's landscape : Click any image to enlarge

Namibia derived its name from the Namib Desert, a unique geological feature renowned for the pristine and haunting quality of its landscape. Namibia is the land of bountiful sunshine, abundant wildlife, scenic beauty and rich diversity of geological phenomena.


City of Windhoek	City of Windhoek	Downtown Windhoek	Windhoek by night	Parliament view of Windhoek	Kalahari Sunset

Kalahari	Namib Desert	Namib Desert	Fish River Canyon	Ai-Ais

Namibia's Wildlife: Click any image to enlarge

Namibia's abundant wildlife is possibly its greatest attraction. Large game species found in the country include elephants, rhinos, giraffes and buffalo, as well as lions, leopards and cheetahs. There are over 20 species of antelope and over 630 bird species.


Cheetah	Elephant	Leopard	Oryx	Rhino	Springbock

Zebra

People of Namibia: Click any image to enlarge

Namibia's inhabitants vary from hunter-gatherers, herders and farmers to an urban population with semi-skilled, skilled and highly skilled people consisting of traders, industrialists, civil servants and individuals in a wide diversity of professions. They belong to 13 different cultural groups.


Damara	Himba	Himba	San (Bushmen)	San (Bushmen)

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