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Early stamp battery for grinding ore at a gold mine on the Wiwatersrand, Transvaal, South Africa (b / w photo)
7157605 Early stamp battery for grinding ore at a gold mine on the Wiwatersrand, Transvaal, South Africa (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Early stamp battery for grinding ore at a gold mine on the Wiwatersrand, Transvaal, South Africa. Illustration from Wonders of World Engineering (The Educational Book Company Limited, London, 1937).); © Look and Learn
Media ID 24756302
© Look and Learn / Bridgeman Images
Colonialist Colonisation Colonist Colonists Colonizer Female Workers Gilding Golden Indutrial Mine Miner Miners Southern Africa Worker Woman Central Africa Defensive Weapon Industries Infantry Weapon Photography Art Tradesman
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Estimated Product Size is 40cm x 40cm (15.7" x 15.7")
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This print captures the early stamp battery used for grinding ore at a gold mine on the Wiwatersrand, Transvaal in South Africa. Taken by an English photographer in the 19th century, this image is part of a private collection. The stamp battery was an essential piece of equipment in the mining industry during this time period. The photograph showcases the industrial nature of gold mining in Southern Africa, highlighting both its historic significance and technological advancements. It provides a glimpse into the colonial era and the impact it had on African nations like South Africa. Intriguingly, this image was featured as an illustration in "Wonders of World Engineering" published by The Educational Book Company Limited in London back in 1937. This publication aimed to educate readers about various engineering marvels across different industries. The presence of female workers adds another layer to this historical narrative, shedding light on gender roles within mining communities during that era. These women played crucial roles alongside their male counterparts as tradesmen and workers. Overall, this photograph offers a fascinating insight into early gold mining practices while also reflecting broader themes such as industrialization, history, technology, and societal dynamics within colonial contexts.
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