From 65438 to the beginning of the 8th century (17 19), abundant placer gold was found in the sandy land of Brazil. There has been a "gold rush" everywhere, and many countries are also exploring gold mines. /kloc-in the middle of the 0/8th century, gold crystals were first discovered in Yingshi Mine near Yekaterinburg (now Sverdlovsk) in Russia. 100 years later, 1848, the United States made an important discovery: in the far west-the Rocky Mountains went further west, almost reaching the Pacific coast, a man named John Souter discovered a gold mine in undeveloped California at that time, but later Souter died of poverty.
The gold prospectors all went to California and flocked to the west to seek a new fate. Less than 50 years later, Klondike, alaska peninsula, also discovered a gold mine, which was sold to the United States by the Russian imperial government at a surprisingly cheap price. Shall we start with Jack? London's novels all know that people have made great efforts to find gold in Klondike. There are also some photos of "Black Snake". People climbed over the top of the snow-capped mountains and the barren hills in the Arctic to open up roads. On those roads, there are many people carrying their own tools on their shoulders or pulling them with sledges, full of hope of bringing gold back from the mountains.
1887 placer gold was first discovered in Transvaal, South Africa. Although this rich resource was discovered by the Boers, it did not bring them good luck. After years of bloody war, the British finally occupied here and killed almost all the peace-loving Boers. Transvaal province now accounts for more than half of the world's gold production. In addition, Australia also produces gold.
In the early 1920s, greater wealth was discovered in the famous Adang River area. The history of mankind's search for gold has gradually unfolded in this way.