Adamera Minerals Corp. reported that the data acquisition and 2013 exploration results establish the 100% owned Flag Hill Property as a prominent and significant epithermal gold target within Washington States' most prolific gold mining region, the Republic Graben. Adamera has upgraded the Flag Hill vein to a high priority drill target.

It is well documented that epithermal gold systems typically contain low-grade gold values in the uppermost part of the system and that gold grades tend to increase dramatically deeper in the system. Current work and historic data clearly demonstrate this fact at the Flag Hill property. The following summary demonstrates this zonation: Gold values at surface along the Flag Hill vein generally range from 0.1 to 0.25 g/t gold.

Surface sampling at the lowest elevation exposure along the trend yielded a gold grade of 1.88 g/t gold; At a depth of approximately 60 metres below the surface apex of the vein, within the Flag Hill mine workings, the average grade from historic production reportedly increases to 7 g/t gold and 21 g/t silver; at a depth of approximately 130 meters below the Flag Hill mine workings, a 1957 drill hole reportedly intercepted bonanza grades averaging 41 g/t gold and 277 g/t silver over about 1 metre. Permit application for drilling on the Flag Hill property has been submitted to The Bureau of Land Management. Planning is underway to drill test the Flag Hill vein at various levels and along strike.

Detailed mapping and sampling of the vein from old mine workings is also anticipated. Between 1930 and 1940 the Flag Hill Mine adit was collared to gain accesses to the down dip extension of the vein. Test mining of approximately 100 metres of the Flag Hill Vein yielded an average recovered gold grade of about 7 g/t and 21 g/t silver.

At the time, the nearby Knob Hill mine was in production with an average grade of around 47 g/t gold and 140 g/t silver from a similar epithermal vein deposit.