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A technical history of the Rio Tinto mines: some notes on exploitation from pre-Phoenician times to the 1950s

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Table of Contents

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    Book Overview
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    Chapter 1 Introduction
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    Chapter 2 The pre-Roman period
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    Chapter 3 The Roman period
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    Chapter 4 From rediscovery in the sixteenth century until the eighteenth century
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    Chapter 5 The mines under Government control
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    Chapter 6 Private control, 1829–49, the Marquis de Remisa
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    Chapter 7 The mines returned to Government control, 1849–73
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    Chapter 8 Early mining operations of The Rio Tinto Company Limited
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    Chapter 9 Early metallurgical operations of RTC
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    Chapter 10 Infrastructure for the RTC operations
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    Chapter 11 Mining at San Dionisio and North Lode
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    Chapter 12 Ore classification and preparation for shipment
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    Chapter 13 Hydrometallurgical development
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    Chapter 14 Pyrometallurgical development
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    Chapter 15 Sulphur production — the Orkla process
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    Chapter 16 Miscellaneous activities
Attention for Chapter 5: The mines under Government control
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