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Gold was first discovered in mid Estens (6000 B.C.)
yes, alot of it. the incas had more gold than any other native American tribe. but then Spain took almost all of it. and eventually destroyed the economy of Spain with all the gold, silver and other precious metals they were bringing in from the Americas. there was this rumor that Spaniards made when they first discovered how much gold the incas had, that they started saying you could build an entire bridge made out of gold all the way from (what is know Peru) all the way across the ocean to Spain.
Gold was found by our ancient ancestors in many locations, but as man came out of Africa one could surmise that African gold was the first gold to be found by man.
it was first mined by placer mining method of washing the dirt from around the small pieces of gold found in creeks.
Thousands of years ago gold was used. Gold objects have been found from 8,000 years ago.
The Portuguese called the southern coast of West Africa the Gold Coast. They first arrived in the area in 1471.
Torgbui Sri II was the first to sit on the Gold Coast Legislative Council in 1916.
the gold coast
Free, available land, and the discovery of Gold at Sutter's Mill in 1849.
Gold Coast
The first Portuguese explorer to reach the Gold Coast of Africa was Diogo de Azambuja in the 1470s. His expedition marked the beginning of Portuguese exploration and trade in the region.
Commander H. Worsley Hill was the very first governor of the Gold Coast. He was appointed in the year 1843 at the reinstatement of the crown government.
In 1471, the Portuguese explorers were the first European explorers to visit the Gold Coast of West Africa. The Gold Coast was a British colony on the Gulf of Guinea in west Africa that became the independent nation of Ghana in 1957.
The gold Coast Gold coast
Metricon Stadium is on the gold coast
gold coast
Jack McGlade (civil rights activist) and Natalia Oliviera (Paleontologist who was important for first discovering the rich amount of gold in the GOLD COAST while... well doing her job.)