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Mining pit "Santa Barbara" (1870), S.Giorgio mine
Sardinia

The pit "Santa Barbara" is part of the mine of San Giorgio (zinc), cultivated since ancient times. Built in 1870 in form of a medieval castel (as tribute to the nearby ancient town of Iglesias), it contained a large steam machine that moved the mine cage down and up the shaft. The mine stopped all activities in the forties of XX century. The pit was sealed with concrete, the heavy machinery was scrapped. The spectacular "castle" is now in ruins but still charming and it's visible from many kilometers. It is also called "Sa Macchina Beccia" ("the old machine", in sardinian language).

Copyright: Paolo E Mauro Mattiello
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 10000x5000
Taken: 16/04/2014
Hochgeladen: 29/04/2014
Published: 30/04/2014
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Tags: mine; ruins; old building; abandoned
Mehr über Sardinia

Sardinien ist – nach Sizilien – die zweitgrößte Insel im Mittelmeer und bildet mit einigen ihr vorgelagerten Inseln die gleichnamige autonome Region Italiens. Ihre Hauptstadt ist Cagliari.Die Region Sardinien hat eine Fläche von 24.090 km² und 1,65 Millionen Einwohner. Die Ägypter nannten sie Schardana, die Euboier „Ichnoussa“ und die Griechen „Sandalyon“, da ihre Form an einen Fußabdruck erinnert. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sardinien


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