Geophysical Program On Cocha Copper-Silver-Gold Project

VANCOUVER, BC - Amera Resources Corporation reported VDG del Peru S.A.C. has completed a total of 37.5 line kilometres of Induced Polarization (IP) and 39.7 line kilometres of ground magnetometer surveys covering the Central Cocha, South Cocha and East Cocha targets on the Company's 7,000ha Cocha copper-silver-gold project in Junin Department, Peru.
The Central Cocha target forms a chargeability anomaly that corresponds to the mineralization intersected in drillholes and sampled on surface at the Discovery Outcrop Zone. A strong, broad chargeability anomaly crosscuts the down dip extension from the mineralized zone and resembles a sulfide-bearing intrusion starting at 200m depth beneath the surface. At South Cocha, a linear high chargeability anomaly corresponds with mineralized outcrop and is open to depth, while a parallel buried linear chargeability high delineates a second drill target to the northwest. At East Cocha narrow high grade gold-silver-copper mineralization corresponds to low chargeability, and is flanked by two strong chargeability highs concealed beneath alluvial cover.
"This geophysical work program has generated some very attractive drill targets," stated Nikolaos Cacos, President and C.E.O. "It is particularly encouraging that we have established a definitive geophysical model over proven drill tested mineralization and have identified a number of untested drill targets with similar geophysical characteristics."
The Company is planning another drilling campaign to test drill targets generated by the geophysical surveys, geochemical studies and geologic mapping on its South Cocha and East Cocha targets. Additional drilling will also test the large chargeability anomaly at depth beneath the Central Cocha zone.
The company's address is Suite 709, 837 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 3N6, 604.687.1828, fax: 604.687.1858.