Yes men only did dig for gold in the goldfields because the women were so busy with their jobs and children.
What did children and men wear on the goldfields
Diggers originally referred to the men who dug for gold on the Australian goldfields. Later it came to mean the Australians who fought in the wars, because they still had to dig trenches.
i think that men were on the goldfields
they mined for gold but women were not allowed to
Letters came into the goldfields with other supplies - usually on drays or sulkies being pulled by horses.
No. While men dominated the goldrush in Australia, entire families often came out to the goldfields.
because it helps to dig for gold and its used to fix peoples at the goldfileds blacksmith pace its helpful
You cannot dig half a hole. It may be only half as big, but it is still a hole. So the answer is a moment. This is an old, old riddle/joke.
Most of the women who journeyed to the goldfields were treated very poorly by the gold miners. Many women dressed up as men to keep from being recognized.
Initially, there were no facilities for education on the goldfields. This only came later, after small towns had sprung up around the diggings.
twice as long as it takes to dig two holes
Women on the goldfields typically disposed of waste by burying it in pits or throwing it into nearby creeks or rivers. They did not have access to modern waste disposal facilities, so they had to find ways to manage their waste in the absence of formal infrastructure.