tombstone exploration

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tombstone exploration corporation
1515 RED TOP RD, P.O.BOX 1280 TOMBSTONE,AZ.85638 P
H 520/457-3066 FX 520/457-3051 WWW.TOMBSTONEMINING
.COM STOCK SYMBOL- TMBXF.OB
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NATIONAL INSTRUMENT 43-101

• SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED BY SRK ON MARCH
  18, 2008
• SRK Corporate Profile
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• SRK Consulting is an independent, international
  consulting practice. SRK provides focused advice
  and solutions to clients, mainly from earth and
  water resource industries. For mining projects,
  SRK offers services from exploration through
  feasibility, mine planning, and production to
  mine closure.
• Formed in 1974, SRK now employs more than 700
  professionals internationally in 33 permanent
  offices on 6 continents.
•  The Group's independence is ensured by the fact
  that it is strictly a consultancy organization,
  holding no equity in any project, and with
  ownership primarily by staff. This permits our
  consultants to provide clients with conflict-free
  and objective support on crucial issues. This is
  particularly important for due diligence and
  feasibility studies, which form a large part of
  SRK's business.
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• SRK Consulting employs leading specialists in
  each field of science and engineering. Its
  seamless integration of services, and global
  base, has made the company a leading
  international practice in due diligence,
  feasibility studies and confidential internal
  reviews

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LAND STATUS

• 13,500 ACRES FROM BLM, STATE LEASE, FEDERAL LAND
  MINERAL RIGHTS
• NEW ACQUISITION, COMLPLETED STATE EXPLORATION
  PERMITS
• LANDMAN, JERRY GERROW , LAND MINERAL
  CERTIFIED PROFESSIONAL PREPARED REPORT ON
  TEMCs OWNERSHIP
• SURVEYOR TO SURVEY SECTION 16, WHERE MOST OF THE
  MAIN DEPOSITS ARE LOCATED STATE OF MAINE,
  BONANZA, MERRIMAC, ETC. WILL BE UNDERWAY SHORTLY

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Patented Claims, (Yellow). Mineral rights owned
by T.E..C.
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Total land holdings 13,450 acres or 5,433.8
hectares
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GEOLOGY

• PROPERTY ENCOMPASSES 10-12 MAIN NORTHEAST
  TRENDING STRUCTURES OF MANGANESE OXIDES CARRYING
  STRONG SILVER MINERALIZATION WITH GOLD, LEAD,
  ZINC, COPPER AND ANTIMONY CREDITS. IN ADDITION,
  SILVER MINERALIZATION TAKES PLACE IN CERTAIN
  AREAS AS LENSOID BODIES OF HIGH GRADE ORE
  SUITABLE FOR BULK MINING
• HISTORICAL MINES SUCH AS STATE OF MAINE, BONANZA,
  MERRIMAC, SANTA ANA, ETC. HAVE PRODUCED OVER 6.0
  M BY LATE 1930s
• THE PRODUCTION OF THESE MINES WERE MINOR DUE TO
  FACT THAT MOST OF THEM BECAME FLOODED AT 250 AND
  SILVER MARKET PRICE DROPPED DRASTICALLY IN THE
  1890s. OPERATIONS WERE SHUT DOWN, AND
  SPORADICALLY WORKED TILL AROUND 1930s, THEN THE
  MINES REMAIN ESSENTIALLY IDLE SINCE THEN
• THE WEST DISTRICT HAS A POTENTIAL OF OVER 50 M
  OUNCES OF SILVER (1.0 M GOLD EQUIVALENT),
  JUDGING FROM THE HISTORICAL PRODUCTION AND
  EXTENSION OF THE STRUCTURES WHICH MOST OF THEM
  ARE OVER 1 KILOMETER LONG (STRIKE LENGTH).
• ALL OF THEM EXHIBIT OPEN ENDS, N/S, AND DOWN DIP,
  BELOW THE WATER TABLE
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Red lines represent known mineralized structures,
(or veins). The areas on this map represent just
a little over 5 of T.E.C. Property holdings.
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True Blue
Black Horse
Free Coinage
Greenwich
San Pedro
Solstice
Merrimac
Ace in the Hole
Red Top
State of Maine
Fox
Bonanza group
Triple X
North and South Joseph workings
Mamie
Brother Johnathan
Sailor
Randolph
Bill B.
Montezuma
Rocky Bar
Old Alanco Milling Facility
Ground Hog
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Mines on TEMC property with historical production.
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Mine Rehabilitation

• There are approximately 50 to 75 shafts or old
  workings on tecs properties.
• So far, about 35 of them have been located and
  recorded with gps.
• About 20 of them have some historical data.
• T.E.C. has explored, mapped and sampled 8 of
  them.
• Rehabilitation to make these old workings safe
  for exploration and sampling is an ongoing
  project.

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DRILLING PROGRAM

• TECS PLAN IS TO DRILL 10,000ft TO TEST SOME OF
  THE MAJOR MINERALIZED STRUCTURES AT DIFFERENT
• DEPTHS BELOW THE WATER TABLE.
• DRILLING IS BEING PERFORMED BY LAYNE CHRISTENSEN
  DRILLING COMPANY USING A CS100 DRILLING RIG
• WITH HQ CORE SIZE AND TRIPLE TUBE TECHNOLOGY.
• HOLE TEMC-101 IS CURRENTLY AT A DEPTH OF 730.
• TARGET ZONE IS ESTIMATED AT BETWEEN 800 AND
  1100.
• DRILLING PROGRAM IS BEING PERFORMED UNDER THE
  DIRECTION OF FRANCISCO P. MONTECINOS, V.P.
  EXPLORATION

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Tombstone propertymanagement

• Francisco P. Montecinos VP of Exploration
• Francisco has worked as an exploration geologist
  for over 40 years in some 20 countries including
  Chile, the United States, Mexico, Central and
  South America countries and few of the Caribbean
  island countries, as well. Of these, the last 25
  years has been spent throughout North and Central
  America as project manager and regional
  exploration manager for a number of multinational
  mining companies including Glencairn Gold Corp.,
  Montana Gold Corp., TVX and Intrepid Minerals
  Corp. in volcanic-hosted precious metals
  exploration. In addition, he has worked for major
  mining companies such as Codelco (Anaconda Mining
  Co.), Noranda, Homestake Mining Co., and MAPCO in
  porphyry copper, uranium and polymetallic
  deposits exploration and mining, open pit and
  underground. He has degrees from the University
  of Chile, M.S.-Science Geology, and University of
  California-Berkeley, Volcanology Ore Deposits
  graduate studies. He has also completed studies
  at numerous other universities including Colorado
  School of Mines and Harvard University.
• Scott DavisV.P. Project Manager
• A member of the 5th generation of a mining family
  in Tombstone, Arizona, Mr. Davis has been exposed
  to the various aspects of mining all of his
  life.  He has over ten years experience in
  underground mining and worked as the cyanide
  recovery plant supervisor for PBR Minerals for
  another three years.  He has also built, or
  assisted in building, various small mills and
  plants.  He has worked for State of Maine Mining
  Company assisting in the manufacturing of Merrill
  Crowe Cyanide precipitation plants.  Holding a
  Associates Degree as an Environmental Facilities
  Technician, he has studied electrical controls,
  HVAC, and mechanical engineering. In addition,
  Mr. Davis has another 15 years of experience
  working with heavy equipment and has held
  numerous supervisory positions in the
  construction industry. He has been with the
  Tombstone Project for the last three years.

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Francisco P. Montecinos Working at his desk.
Scott Davis checking core samples With a Niton
XRF analyzer.
Tombstone Exploration Corp. is the parent Company
of Tombstone Exploration and Mining Corp.
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