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A good source of ancient metallurgy is "De Re Metallica"

I don't know if you believe this or not but the reason BLM and the forest service plug up mines it's not for safety it's to keep us from taking what they think is theirs. Not the government we grew up with but the new government is blocking all access to all resources especially Minds that can still hold gold. If you look around you'll find mines that are dangerous as all heck but they're not blocked off why because they know there's no gold in them

Wow wow wow ..I wish I had seen this when I was young. Glad to see it now.

This is the best site on TH-cam. I love all the history and being able to go on adventures with you. Thank you so much!

Genius with a foam can chink

I know of 2 mines that has been blown closed in cache national forest.

Watching 1st time great video thank you

The Mormon joeseph Smith came back and claimed the old Spaniards gold for the Mormon Church

They are called sex stones... Just more F**king rocks

This music is tight man!🤙🏼

This is the most amazing video of the desert west petroglyphs I’ve ever seen. And yes, LM is a huge POS!

Ok youngster

Pretty cool video. Thanks. Is the screen stock or aftermarket? It looks different.

WOW! Now that is some interesting history. Can't even imagine being that tough.

Great video, I live right next to the East part of the Uinta mountain and look for signs of mines and the Spaniards all the time with no luck. Watching this was awesome to let me see what I'm looking for. Too bad I'm getting to old now lol.

Very good discussion, but kind of worried for ya, what with the toxins at these sites. A lot of people died mining and processing back then. You could get some chem test kits to check.

Another good video buddy

Interesting info. Learned some new things about gold and silver and how mercury is used in the process.

Thank you for asking.My favorite was, the lady towards the end who bore her testimony.❤😢❤

A very well-done video but I disagree with you on one minor point. At 02:09 you state that humans produced the first copper from malechite ore. Not correct. The first copper used by humans came from native copper deposirs, which are nearly pure hydrothermal deposjts exposed at the surface by millions of years of erosion. Such deposits have been found all over the world. In North America, successive Native American civilizations mined the native copper deposits found in Northern Michigan.. At Ajo, Arizona, early Spanish explorers found native copprt deposits that showed signs of having been mined by the Hohokam people, whose civilization dissapeared around 1250 a.d.. A beautiful sample of Ajo native copper in on display at the Mine Museum in Ajo.

Is this your back yard? Soo beautiful,would love to live there. Realy interesting story. ❤❤❤❤

Great story. Thanks for sharing

LSU or LSO carved in the rock 4:55 left side of the screen! Cool story!

That camel mounted canon was the coolest thing I've seen in a while

great .. informative / brain food / thx

Awesome story

Loved the Raleigh of Charlotte aka Charlie Parker would really like to hear more

Keep it up and thanks for doing what you're doing!

I once lived on property that was a stage stop on her route on old San Jose rd. outside of Soquel ca.. This was well known story in our area.

Thank you. That was a great story. Regards from Ody Slim

Please do share more videos like this. You're a good storyteller and we need more folks like yourself keeping these memories alive. Another channel I follow "History Hunters" ( @jbenziggy ) included Charley Parkhurst in his episode 3 weeks ago while visiting the Watsonville cemetery. She was an amazing individual who deserves to be remembered. I agree, her perseverance is a great example of the American spirit that created this great nation. Thank you!

Oh noooo another Grant toady! Mark Twain disappoints me too.

Being on a stagecoach all day sounds like living hell.

That's amazing, very well illustrated story and great geology in the background as well. Thank you for sharing.

Good work Son

Can you recommend any good pdf downlodable books on geology and mining

Looks like someone more recently was staying in the cabin, because it had expandable spray foam in between some of the logs, instead of chinking! I believe the public use of expandable spray foam for the public started in the 1970's.

Good video. I watched all 52 minutes. I learned a lot and enjoyed every minute. The story of how you got started making personal videos to send to your father and they became to big to send as a file this then forced you to use TH-cam to carry the load and look at you now with your own TH-cam channel. Well, that is one of my favorite parts of this video. Thanks for sharing this and for all the effort you put into this. Sincerely, Pete

very fun and informational video. Thanks. Way cool.

Does anyone find gold in the uintas today?

Bye the way a horizontal post is referred to as a beam.

Awesome video. Thank you for this.

Thanks for the Cat Face info. I have often wondered about those.

Thanks for all the information very cool from Ontario Canada near the Niagara Falls

For your information the Rhoades mines are not lost. You can not locate the Rhoades mines following geology for the clues are covered and only surface in unlikely areas not visible , but on the other hand faults play a big part of the mystery

Last one of Buffalo Bill and Chief Iron Tail was my favorite but the others were awesome too

He who smelt it, dealt it.

Awesome info, thank you very much.

Carbon is removed from pig iron to make steel, not added. Iron contains over 2% carbon, while steel is less than 2%

I learned stuff. Thanks 😊