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Post by Franko10 ™ on Nov 8, 2004 6:58:15 GMT -5
Geologist Video Regarding CMKM Area Geology
This is a video and slide presentation given on January 20, 2004, by John-Paul Zonneveld, geologist, on the geological kimberlite formations in the Fort a la Corne, Saskatchewan Canadian area. Kimberlite is the material, produced by volcanoes, that carries diamonds to the surface of the earth.
The Fort a la Crone area is where CMKM-Casavant Mining Company owns the mining rights to 1.9 million acres of land and where the largest diamond-rich kimberlite bodies are found in the world; large than the So. African bodies.
Mr. John-Paul Zonneveld talks about the De Beers and Shore Gold diamond operations in the Fort a la Corne area. CMKM-Casavant Mining Company owns the mining-rights to approximately 20-times the land area De Beers and Shore Gold properties, combined.
This is very informative. When you are finished listening to this presentation, you will know everything to know about kimberlite formations, diamond formations in Saskatchewan, comparisons between diamonds finds in Africa, Botswana, etc., and the Fort a la Corne area.
It is 42.29 minutes in length and well worth watching.
www.insinc.ca/onlinetv/cspg20jan2004/
Enjoy viewing,
CDLIC
This is a video and slide presentation given on January 20, 2004, by John-Paul Zonneveld, geologist, on the geological kimberlite formations in the Fort a la Corne, Saskatchewan Canadian area. Kimberlite is the material, produced by volcanoes, that carries diamonds to the surface of the earth.
The Fort a la Crone area is where CMKM-Casavant Mining Company owns the mining rights to 1.9 million acres of land and where the largest diamond-rich kimberlite bodies are found in the world; large than the So. African bodies.
Mr. John-Paul Zonneveld talks about the De Beers and Shore Gold diamond operations in the Fort a la Corne area. CMKM-Casavant Mining Company owns the mining-rights to approximately 20-times the land area De Beers and Shore Gold properties, combined.
This is very informative. When you are finished listening to this presentation, you will know everything to know about kimberlite formations, diamond formations in Saskatchewan, comparisons between diamonds finds in Africa, Botswana, etc., and the Fort a la Corne area.
It is 42.29 minutes in length and well worth watching.
www.insinc.ca/onlinetv/cspg20jan2004/
Enjoy viewing,
CDLIC
