The 100% owned Djavolja Varos Project is located approximately 15 km south of Kursumlija township and consists of 96 km2 covering the entire historical Djavolja Varos ore field in the Lece volcanic complex. There are five historical ore fields in the Lece volcanic complex; other licence holders in the complex include Dundee Precious Metals, Ivanhoe Mines, Reservoir Capital and Serbian miner Farmakom.

The Lece volcanic complex has been explored by the state intermittently, and to a limited degree, for some 30 years. Previous exploration included geological mapping of various scales (mostly 1:10,000), geochemistry (soil sampling, stream sediment sampling, hydrogeochemical sampling, heavy mineral concentrates panning), geophysics (resistivity and IP), rock chip and channel sampling, petrological and mineralogical studies, exploration adits, and very limited drilling.

Past exploration work performed by the state at Columbus Copper's Djavolja Varos licence successfully identified numerous mineral occurrences and delineated several untested or partially drilled geochemical and geophysical anomalies and a partially drilled lead-zinc-copper deposit. In addition, soil sampling by Rio Tinto in the 2003, delineated a copper-molybdenum anomaly suggesting a possible porphyry copper source that has never been followed-up by drilling.

Columbus Copper plans to commence an extensive and detailed compilation and review of the voluminous historical state data, in conjunction with prospecting and sampling of previously reported mineral occurrences.

Columbus Copper's Qualified Person, David C. Cliff, BSc (Hons), MIMMM, C Eng, FGS, also Columbus Copper's President & CEO, has reviewed and approved the content of this project description.