Gold
Book
/
History
Published: 01.01.2008
Richard Herrington
Chris Stanley
Robert Symes
- Edited by:
- The Natural History Museum
- Edited at:
- London
- Edited on:
- 1999
- Technical data:
- 64 pages, paperback, colour images, text in English, 20 x 21 cm
- ISBN / ISSN:
- 0-565-09141-7
- Price:
- from $15.46
- Order:
- Amazon
The allure of gold has captured the human imagination and inspired legends throughout history, from the ancient Egyptians, who encased their dead in gold, to the Greek legend of Midas, who turned all he touched to gold. This book examines all aspects of this metal, from its scientific properties and minerology, to the myths that surround it and the history of its exploitation. It describes the geological processes that form gold deposits, where they occur and the practicalities of extraction.
Richard Herrington
Chris Stanley
Robert Symes
- Edited by:
- The Natural History Museum
- Edited at:
- London
- Edited on:
- 1999
- Technical data:
- 64 pages, paperback, colour images, text in English, 20 x 21 cm
- ISBN / ISSN:
- 0-565-09141-7
- Price:
- from $15.46
- Order:
- Amazon
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