2021年3月1日 The Broken Hill deposit, Australia, is the largest accumulation of Pb, Zn, and Ag on Earth and the Cannington deposit is among the largest silver deposits.
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From early settlement, the abundant quartz veins of the Broken Hill region were considered an indication that the area was ‘mineralised’. Initial interest was in gold, and in
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Not only was there fantastic crystallised examples of both rare and common mineral specimens coming forth from the main lode but there were also well crystallised mineral
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For more than a century the story of Broken Hill’s discovery was the fairytale of the German-born boundary rider Charles Rasp who struck it lucky by discovering the
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The lead-silver-zinc ore deposit of Broken Hill, New South Wales, is among the great ore deposits of the world because of its size, richness, and continuity. Up to the end of 1946
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The Broken Hill Domain of New South Wales preserves a complex geological history commencing with the development of a Palaeoproterozoic epicontinental rift basin — the
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2015年1月1日 The earliest prospectors in the Broken Hill region observed surface signs of copper, but the related deposits proved to be mostly minor with ore typically restricted to
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The lead-zinc-silver ore deposit of Broken Hill, in far‑western New South Wales, is among the great ore deposits of the world because of its size, richness, and continuity. The
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The Broken Hill deposits lie within the Willyama Block or Broken Hill Domain, which extends from far western New South Wales into eastern South Australia. This block is
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