- The
Rammelsberg is a mountain, 635
metres (2,083 ft) high, on the
northern edge of the Harz range,
south of the
historic town of
Goslar in the
North German...
- Karl
Friedrich August Rammelsberg (1
April 1813 – 28
December 1899) was a
German mineralogist from Berlin, Prussia.
After an
apprenticeship in pharmacy...
- The Old Town of
Goslar with over 1.500
timber houses and the
Mines of
Rammelsberg are
UNESCO World Heritage Sites for
their millennium-long
testimony to...
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Colliery Zollverein Coal Mine
Industrial Complex Rammelsberg Hansa Pit
Roter Bär Pit
Schacht Konrad Rammelsberg Glasebach Pit
Samson Pit Fell
Exhibition Slate...
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forest in the
western Harz, to
secure economically the one
quarter of the
Rammelsberg ore
profits promised to them by
Frederick Barbarossa in 1129. From that...
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Hanstein and
Mathilde married the
mineralogist Karl
Friedrich August Rammelsberg. In 1852
Ehrenberg married his
second wife,
Karoline Friederike Friccius...
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Kaiserpfalz Goslar) is a
historical building complex at the foot of the
Rammelsberg hill in the
south of the town of
Goslar north of the Harz mountains,...
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hydrated zinc
sulfate mineral (ZnSO4 · 7 H2O)
which was
first found in the
Rammelsberg mine, Goslar, Harz, Germany. It was
described in 1847.
Goslarite belongs...
- trans-Atlantic air traffic. Roosevelt's
report designated a
marginal site at Cape
Rammelsberg for
later construction. In mid-October,
trawlers Lark, Polarbjoern, and...
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deposits are typified,
among others, by Red Dog,
McArthur River,
Mount Isa,
Rammelsberg, ****van.
SEDEX deposits are the most
important source of lead and zinc...
