Angkor Resources Corp.TSXV: ANK

Angkor Adds Second Rig to Drill Programs

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Grande Prairie, AB / TheNewswire / March 3 2015 - ANGKOR GOLD CORP. (TSXV: "ANK") ("ANGKOR") announced that the first phase of drilling on its China Wall copper porphyry prospect in the Andong Meas tenement, has been completed. The rig has transferred to the Pheap Vein gold prospect, Katieng project on Banlung North tenement, for a short program while logging, sampling and assays from the China Wall drilling are completed and assessed. A second rig is moving onto Craig's Vein prospect, another gold target, in the heart of the Otray Project area, Oyadao South tenement. The expansion of the drilling program is funded by the joint venture agreement announced in the press release dated February 26, 2015.

The Pheap Vein gold prospect is centred on artisanal workings on a 120m strike, narrow epithermal vein in siltstones from which some spectacular values and visible gold specimens have been returned.

Au g/t

Ag g/t

As ppm

Easting

Northing

5.65

1.9

317

712639

1510108

14.25

34.9

1080

712626

1510912

14.48

23.8

616

712622

1510913

10.40

30.6

934

712555

1510907

33.20

81.1

418

712618

1510912

2.37

2.0

160

712655

1510899

34.70

48.3

431

712613

1510912

60.20

51.0

1010

712611

1510909

12.80

29.8

563

712620

1510907

36.00

37.5

1995

712650

1510907

13.28

15.2

1290

712653

1510906

all samples are grabs, either from safer, more accessible workings;

or taken at random from the miners' cobbed stockpiles

At least eight other narrow gold-bearing vein features have artisanal workings on them in the Katieng and Okalla area, and this drilling is intended to test the continuity of both grade and structure of such a feature. Five similar narrow veins which constituted the Border prospect were extensively drilled before that prospect was sold by Angkor in 2011 for US$2.4 million.

Significant geological and alteration mapping (by short-wave infrared spectroscopy and by field examination), geochemical sampling, and geophysics have been invested in Otray area of Oyadao South tenement since 2012. Termite mound geochemistry showed a repeated high concentration of pannable gold and coincident Cu-Pb-Zn anomalies from XRF analyses. Subsequent surface mapping and grab sampling have confirmed the presence of a mineralized breccia body with significant gold values and minor visible copper mineralization. This is where the Craig vein is located: where detailed mapping shows two dominant vein breccia outcrops with a measured orientation along the base of the outcrop of 168o/54oW, and a true width of 7 m minimum. A detailed VLF-EM survey confirms a large conductive body beneath the outcrop, reinforced by the IP lines which crossed the outcrop. The quartz breccia is within a vent with common tuff and rhyolite in an argillic zone, in which kaolinite, illite, sericite, montmorillonite, dickite and alunite clays and alteration products have all been detected. This is good evidence that the Craig vein, and other associated veins to the immediate south are in a high sulphidation zone of epithermal mineralization. This interpretation bodes well, because high sulphidation epithermal mineralization created some spectacular deposits such as Yanococha (Peru), Lepanto (Philippines) and La Coipa (Chile). Of a total of 131 rock chip samples of the 200m strike of brecciated quartz vein exposed within this detailed survey area, 34 returned values in excess of 0.5g/t Au, of which 26 exceeded 1.0g/t Au ranging up to 58.6g/t Au, with the best values being as follows:

Au g/t

Thickness m

Easting

Northing

Comments

58.60

0.5

755550

1503340

Vuggy, quartz vein with ex-sulphide

15.50

5.0

755550

1503425

Vein quartz with clay in parts

13.85

5.0

755575

1503500

Vuggy, milky quartz vein with ex-sulphide

11.55

5.0

755575

1503395

Brecciated vuggy, quartz vein with ex-sulphide

10.35

5.0

755575

1503385

Vuggy quartz vein breccia

8.24

5.0

755555

1503425

Quartz vein breccia with ex-sulphide boxwork

6.94

5.0

755575

1503420

Vuggy quartz vein breccia

6.43

5.0

755550

1503330

Quartz vein, brecciated with oxidized sulphide

5.74

5.0

755550

1503370

Vuggy quartz vein with hematite &geothite ,brecciated

5.68

5.0

755550

1503335

Quartz vein vuggy with hematite or goethite

These are not channel samples but are methodical chip samples collected from outcrop, subcrop and float in a series of 3 south to north traverses over the principal outcrop area. All but the first quoted result are from composite samples along 5m of traverse. The gold analyses were done by ALS by standard fire assay. The other analyses were done by XRF in the Angkor laboratory on pulverized pulp from the same samples. Angkor's QA/QC protocol required semi-random insertion of calibration standards and blanks at a rate of 10 per 100.

The QP for this release, which he wrote and approved, is Dr. Adrian G. Mann, P.Geol., VP Exploration for ANGKOR. He is a graduate of London University and of the University of the Witwatersrand, with 50 years world-wide experience in mineral exploration and mining geology.

ANGKOR's seven exploration licences in the Kingdom of Cambodia cover 1,448 km2, which the company has been actively exploring over the past five years. The company has now covered all tenements with stream sediment geochemical sampling; has flown low level aeromagnetic surveys over most of the ground; drilled 18,737 metres of NQ core in 148 holes; and has collected in excess of 90,000 termite mound, and 'B' and 'C' zone soil samples in over 20 centres of interest over an area of over 100km2, in addition to numerous trenches and detailed geological field mapping. Exploration on all tenements is ongoing.

ANGKOR GOLD CORP., a public company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, is Cambodia's premier gold explorer with a significantly large land package and a first-mover advantage with excellent relationships at all levels of Government (local to national).

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

ANGKOR GOLD CORP.

Mike Weeks, President

Telephone: (780) 568-3801

Email: mw@angkorgold.ca

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