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Gold Production Sites and Gold Mining in Nubia/Sudan,to S, this is presently no longer the case for the sites in Sudan’s North-Eastern Desert (Nubia) or its hills along the Red Sea. The sites are therefore hereafter grouped according to either geographic or geologic sectors, within each of which, however, the same sequence from N to S is maintained (Fig. 6.1)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-98450-0In the basement of the Eastern Deserts of Ancient Egypt and Nubian Sudan primary gold was usually mined in mineralised quartz veins and recovered from a previously ground ore meal through washing it out as a finely visible flitter (Fig. 1.1).

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Hans-Peter Bürgler,Ekbert HeringSince its earliest appearance, gold has fascinated virtually every culture on Earth. Its reflected light, perpetual luster, unfading and invariable distinctiveness, and its connotation linked to the sun’s eternity have until today been most likely at the quintessence of its symbolic value. “The sun itself, it is of pure gold” (Goethe, Faust II).

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Archaeological Chronology of Gold Mining in Ancient Egypt and Nubian Sudan,In the basement of the Eastern Deserts of Ancient Egypt and Nubian Sudan primary gold was usually mined in mineralised quartz veins and recovered from a previously ground ore meal through washing it out as a finely visible flitter (Fig. 1.1).

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Value of Gold in Ancient Egypt,Since its earliest appearance, gold has fascinated virtually every culture on Earth. Its reflected light, perpetual luster, unfading and invariable distinctiveness, and its connotation linked to the sun’s eternity have until today been most likely at the quintessence of its symbolic value. “The sun itself, it is of pure gold” (Goethe, Faust II).

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Analyses of Gold and Observations on Ancient Egyptian Gold Metallurgy,The here discussed gold had been almost exclusively extracted from quartz vein mineralisations. It is not pure gold but always contains some silver as well as traces of other elements.