"Sigmoidally shaped NNE-SSW trending vein, which varies significantly in thickness (0.05 to 3 m) and extends over about 2.6 km strike length at the surface. The vein infill is marked by a Pb-Zn-Cu-Fe-sulfide-quartz (stage 1) and an abundant Ag-Sb-sulfide/sulfosalt-quartz ± carbonate assemblage (stage 2)." (Burisch et al., 2019).

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Saxo-Thuringian BeltOrogenic Belt

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Saxony
- Mittelsachsen
  - Freiberg Mining DistrictMining District

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References

Burisch, M., Hartmann, A., Bach, W., Krolop, P., Krause, J. and Gutzmer, J. (2019) Genesis of hydrothermal silver-antimony-sulfide veins of the Bräunsdorf sector of the Freiberg District, Germany. Mineralium Deposita 54, 263-280.

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