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Bolivian Tin Mining
Title: Bolivian Tin Mining
Category: History
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Bolivian Tin Mining
Bolivia has a long history as a mining country. During the Colonial period, the Cerro Ricco de Potosi mine enriched the Spanish Empire with the enormous quantities of silver it produced for over four hundred years. And throughout the years of tin was often found along side the silver being mined. At the tail end of Colonial silver mining, large quantity of tin was discarded as waste.
In 1865 the price of silver began declining in …showed first 75 words of 1133 total…
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