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"it was the principal city of a major state extending over the gold-rich plateaux" (OUV), "Its growth has been linked to ... the greater availability of gold in the hinterland of Great Zimbabwe." (wiki)
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Gold mining (1888-1920)
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Barberton was established during the 1884 Barberton Gold Rush, and gold has been mined in Barberton nearly continuously since that time (AB ev)
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"In the 17th century, Japan became one of the main gold producers worldwide, and Sado Island emerged as one of the major gold mining sites." (AB ev)
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"Klondike Gold Rush of 1896-1898" (OUV)
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The El Edén mine began operations in 1586 and principally produced gold and silver. (wiki)
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Gold trade and royal mint
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the site of extensive gold-mining during the Roman Empire
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Originally built to profit from the gold trade. Elmina means "the mine".
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"An important bird watching site is located in the Cana Scientific Station in the centre of the park where there was once the Espiritu Santo Gold Mine (opened as a gold mine by the Spanish, the Cana mine produced gold continuously until 1727. This mine was later reopened by the Darien Gold Mining Company and operated until 1907, producing about 4 tons of gold)."
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It was the terminus point of the Caminho do Ouro (Gold Route), along which gold from Minas Gerais was brought to Paraty for shipping to Europe (AB ev)