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Browse salt mining mines in California by region—including Alameda, Imperial, San Bernardino.
5 sty 2010 · Ancient Industry in Calaveras County, California. A collection of over 350 circular basins ground into a granite terrace. Each is over a yard in diameter and several feet deep. These basins are near several salt water spring sources.
And it’s not one but three great Alesias that I found, each one perfectly aligned on a Salt Line running exactly 32 Megalithic degrees from the Jordan (the central Alesia rising precisely at the midpoint between the other two!).
It’s these crystals that are the harvested from the bottom that are then delivered to the refinery for crushing, cleaning, packaging, and ultimately, ready for consumption. There are a considerable 8,000 acres of land spread out across the South San Francisco Bay Area that are devoted to salt evaporation ponds.
7 lis 2009 · Hand-Hewn Granite Basins at Native American Saltworks, Sierra Nevada, California. This site in the northern Sierra Nevada contains about 369 circular basins carved in fresh, glaciated granodioritic bedrock, with 325 basins crowded together in an area of 2,700 m2 on the main terrace.
30 gru 2009 · An up-close view of a few of salt basins created by the Miwok Indian tribe in the Sierra to make salt for trade. The people in the photo are unidentified. US Geological Survey
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