Lambayeque, Peru – Amarok Resources, Inc. (AMOK) recently announced the acquisition of the 1,200 hectare Cueva Blanca property situated in

the Lambayeque district of Northern Peru.

Amarok Resources shareholders expect to be richly rewarded by the company’s winning move on Cueva Blanca. With major producers on a

buy-out spree for multi-million ounce deposits, AMOK shareholders may want to cling tightly to existing holdings, perhaps even load up on a few

more.

Trench samples taken from the northern part of the property at Zona Verde submitted to Bondar Clegg returned an overall grade of 47.12

grams per ton (1.374 oz/ton) gold. Three continuous samples representing 9 meters returned gold assays in grams per ton as follows:

Sample 190575 Sample 190576 Sample 190577

0.81 g/t gold in fines 47.3 g/t gold in fines 15.1 g/t gold in fines

3.84 g/t gold in coarse 3,727.4 g/t gold in coarse 1,036.3 g/t gold in coarse

0.83 g/t gold in blended 109.2 g/t gold in blended 31.32 g/t gold in blended

Results were confirmed in petrological studies from Cominco Exploration Research Lab (Vancouver) and

Lehne and Ocharan Petrologists (Lima).

Cueva Blanca is located in Peru’s most productive mining region the Yanacocha-Pierina metallogenic belt

extending prominently north and south along the Andean Mountain Range.

Amarok is a Nevada-based junior exploration company best known for its current exploration in Carlin Trend,

Nevada. Its 540 acres Carlin Trend property lies adjacent to Barrick Gold’s Storm, Dee and Arturo South mines,

and a few miles north of Newmont Mining.

Calculations from the initial exploration at Cuerva Blanca indicate an inferred resource of 190,000 ounces

of gold and 945,000 ounces of silver. At current gold and silver pricing, $1,324.60/oz and $23.12/oz, the

inferred resource value totals $273.52 million.

Mining in the Yanacocha-Peirina belt is largely undertaken by global companies such as Newmont Mining, which now operates the largest gold

mine in Latin America, hosting 30 million ounces of known reserves to date.

With a significant percentage of the Cueva Blanca property favorably located in the same geological region, Amarok Resources has good cause

to believe its latest acquisition will attract the interest of these, or another global mining company.

Most notable among the Yanacocha-Pierina mines are Newmont Mining (Yanacocha), Barrick (Pierina) and Rio Tinto (La Granja).