000			01468nam a2200217 a 4500
001			MBN
003			CY-NiDCL
005			20201017151022.0
008			151027s1959 cy engd
040			_beng _aCY-NiDCL
082	7		_a622.5693 _223
100	1		_aGordon-Smith, J. _4aut _9132999
245	1	4	_aThe lymni orebody : _ban interim report / _cby J. Gordon-Smith.
260			_aMavroli: _bCyprus Sulphur and Copper Company limited, _c1959.
300			_a40 p. ; _c33 cm.
520			_aThe Lymni mine was first worked by the Phoenicians and later the Romans who produced approximately 70,000 tons of copper, smelted near the site. Neglect followed until interest in prospecting was revived at the time of the British Occupation. The ancient workings, backfilled with the low grade residue obtained from hand picking rich ore and partly caved, were drained and the body of ore, in situ and not in situ, was explored by shafts and adits. Further exploration by drilling took place and preparations were made to work the deposit by opencast methods. Stripping has presented fresh exposures for geological mapping, leading to a fuller understanding of the original orebody.
650		4	_aMining _zLymni _9135059
710		0	_aCyprus Sulphur and Copper Company Limited _4pbl _9131047
911			_a004139 _e20151027 _j1959 _nR622.5693 GOR _p0 _q0 _r0 _s0
942			_2ddc _cBK _hR622.5693 GOR
999			_c79454 _d79454