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A disused mine of talc [outbound link] The web site introduces an ancient talc mine situated in the province of Torino. [italian] This web site has been visited 374 times Grotta della Miniera (Cave of the mine) [outbound link] The web site illustrates and describes the Cave of the Mine, near Gualdo Tadino. The cave derives its name from the iron mine, abandoned now, inside of which it is opened. Especially for speleologists. [italian] This web site has been visited 435 times The ancent roman gold mines of the Bessa [outbound link] Web site dedicated to the ancient roman mines of the Bessa, inserted in the Special Natural Reserv of the Bessa, in the zone of Biella. [italian] This web site has been visited 455 times The ancient mines of Monteneve [outbound link] The ancient mines of silver, lead and zinc of Monteneve, in Alto Adige. [italian] This web site has been visited 389 times The mine of Oltre il Colle [outbound link] An interesting research about the mine of Oltre il Colle, in the district of Bergamo. With a section dedicated to the minerals. [italian] This web site has been visited 358 times The mine of Raibl [outbound link] Web site dedicated to the mine of Raibl, near Tarvisio. Images and information. [italian] This web site has been visited 404 times The mine of Ribolla [outbound link] Web site about the mine of Ribolla, in Maremma (Tuscany). Inside a bibliography about books on the mining. [italian] This web site has been visited 430 times The mine of Val Germanasca [outbound link] Web site of the Association of workers of Pinerolo (Turin). Inside you can find information about the mines of talc in Val Germanasca (Turin). [italian] This web site has been visited 355 times The sulphur mines of Caltanisetta [outbound link] History of the sulphur mines of the province of Caltanisetta. [italian] This web site has been visited 465 times www.geocities.com [outbound link] Page with some information and beautifulst images of a sulfur quarry of Pomezia (near Rome). The section is only a part of a beautifulst web site that deals with places and buildings injured by the inexorable and destroiyng action of the time (or of the human carelessness): the church on the water, the village underwater, the abandoned village, etc. But the words do not render. Visit it. [italian] This web site has been visited 59 times |
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