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Blinjoe. Mine 25. Washing Earthworks. By Means of a Rapid Water Stream Guided by a Wooden Dam Wall, the Earthworks Are Manned to 20 to 35 m³ Per Day (Kot nai pic)
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Washing of tin-bearing soil in an open mine of the Bangka tin mining in Belinyu (Blinjoe). Part of the photo album on Bangka tin mining, ca. 1907-1919.
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Credit lineBlinjoe. Mijn 25. Spoelend grondverzet. Door middel van een snellen waterstroom geleid door een houten damwand wordt het grondverzet per man tot 20 a 35 m3 per dag ingevoerd (Kot nai pic). 1907 - 1919. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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