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Welsh gold
Welsh gold is highly prized because of its origin and scarcity, and occurs naturally in two distinct areas of Wales. One area is in North Wales in a band stretching from Barmouth, past Dolgellau and up towards Snowdonia. This was mined at several mines, the largest of which were the Gwynfynydd Gold Mine, near Ganllwyd, and the Clogau Gold Mine near Bontddu. In South Wales, it is found in a small area in the valley of the River Cothi at Dolaucothi where it is known to have been mined by the Romans. Jewellery such as torcs were worn by early Welsh princes but it is not possible to confirm that this was Welsh gold since there were strong trade links between Wales and Ireland at the time and Ireland was a major producer of gold artefacts. Irish gold is especially well known from the Irish Bronze Age as jewellery, torcs, amulets, rings, bracelets and so on. It was presumably collected by panning from alluvial placers in river beds or near old rivers.
Dolaucothi
The earliest known Welsh gold mine was the Dolaucothi Gold Mines near Pumsaint in Carmarthenshire, which was initiated by the Romans in or about 74 AD, and closed in 1938 and was donated to the National Trust in 1941. A hoard of gold objects was found near the village of Pumsaint close to the mines in the 18th century and is now in the British Museum.
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Centuries of tradition go into any royal wedding, including the rare gold that's been used in royal wedding bands for nearly 100 years. Jonathan Vigliotti visit...
Centuries of tradition go into any royal wedding, including the rare gold that's been used in royal wedding bands for nearly 100 years. Jonathan Vigliotti visited the remote Welsh mine that's produced the gold for decades.
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A small gold mine in rural Wales is likely to be the source of Meghan Markle's wedding ring, as has been tradition since the marriage of George VI. Report by Fe...
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Today we were back in Wales, gold prospecting with the Aur Prospector where we visited two rivers in one day - and yes we did find some gold. The locations were...
Today we were back in Wales, gold prospecting with the Aur Prospector where we visited two rivers in one day - and yes we did find some gold. The locations were stunning and the gold mining history in this area is fascinating.
If you are new to gold panning and want to get into this great hobby then this video might give you an insight into what it's like at a day on the river.
"Aur" is Welsh for gold, so today we were out with the man him self - The Welsh gold prospector .
here is a link to his channel
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My aim is to share the experience with you, the viewer and to engage you with the mini adventure as if you were there beside me.
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Today we were back in Wales, gold prospecting with the Aur Prospector where we visited two rivers in one day - and yes we did find some gold. The locations were stunning and the gold mining history in this area is fascinating.
If you are new to gold panning and want to get into this great hobby then this video might give you an insight into what it's like at a day on the river.
"Aur" is Welsh for gold, so today we were out with the man him self - The Welsh gold prospector .
here is a link to his channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/Tunelessblues/about
My aim is to share the experience with you, the viewer and to engage you with the mini adventure as if you were there beside me.
# gold panning
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Have you heard of Welsh gold? Its scarce nature and profound rosier colour has made it the preferred choice for Britain’s monarchy since 1923. Discover more in ...
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The Welsh Gold Cape of the British Bronze Age!
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Bronze Age Britain, going into the Iron Age, bloomed with a cultural age that ignited the Atlantic seaboard with new kinds of art and metal working. In this vid...
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Bronze Age Britain, going into the Iron Age, bloomed with a cultural age that ignited the Atlantic seaboard with new kinds of art and metal working. In this video we look at Wales' Gold Cap of Yr Wyddgrug which a 1 of its kind find that is also part of wider Celtic culture at the time, highlighting trade, and regional power across Britain from the northeast of Wales around Wrexham.
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"And there is a gold mine in Wales - near Dolgelley, to be precise - where the mountains sweep down to the river" Panning shot of the valley - a river runs thr...
"And there is a gold mine in Wales - near Dolgelley, to be precise - where the mountains sweep down to the river" Panning shot of the valley - a river runs through it. Dissolve into a M/S of hillside with small white building. C/U of man walking into what looks like a cave with a pick over his shoulder. He is followed by two men pushing a coal truck along a track into the mine. Interior of the mine - men are at work with picks.
"Here, deep in the hillside, the gold miners of Britain find a livelihood, hewing out the ore containing the precious metal" M/S of two men hacking at the rock. C/U of man at work pushing a truck full of ore. He puts out his tongue in concentration as he approaches the camera. Exterior of the mine - man walks out of the entrance, followed by a truck of ore pushed by two other miners. L/S of the exterior of the mine - some buildings on the hillside. L/S of men on top of a rickety looking construction. The truck is emptied down a chute.
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"And there is a gold mine in Wales - near Dolgelley, to be precise - where the mountains sweep down to the river" Panning shot of the valley - a river runs through it. Dissolve into a M/S of hillside with small white building. C/U of man walking into what looks like a cave with a pick over his shoulder. He is followed by two men pushing a coal truck along a track into the mine. Interior of the mine - men are at work with picks.
"Here, deep in the hillside, the gold miners of Britain find a livelihood, hewing out the ore containing the precious metal" M/S of two men hacking at the rock. C/U of man at work pushing a truck full of ore. He puts out his tongue in concentration as he approaches the camera. Exterior of the mine - man walks out of the entrance, followed by a truck of ore pushed by two other miners. L/S of the exterior of the mine - some buildings on the hillside. L/S of men on top of a rickety looking construction. The truck is emptied down a chute.
"Back in the mine-works they are crushing and washing the ore, and extracting the minute particles of gold" M/S of men at work in the processing area. High angle of water passing over the ore. Various shots of processes involved. M/S of man using panning tray to lift out gold particles. "The ore and the gold - one worth pence - the other £400!" C/U of man holding a piece of rock and a bar of gold.
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Rare Welsh gold used in royal wedding bands for a century
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Centuries of tradition go into any royal wedding, including the rare gold that's been used in royal wedding bands for nearly 100 years. Jonathan Vigliotti visited the remote Welsh mine that's produced the gold for decades.
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For the past 90 years, the wedding rings of royal brides have traditionally been fashioned out of pure Welsh gold. But it's an extremely rare commodity, and getting rarer - as the gold seam running through North Wales is nearly exhausted. Robin Powell's report includes flash photography from the start.
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The Welsh Gold Rush of 1864 - A tale of two rivers
Today we were back in Wales, gold prospecting with the Aur Prospector where we visited two...
published: 31 Dec 2021
The Welsh Gold Rush of 1864 - A tale of two rivers
The Welsh Gold Rush of 1864 - A tale of two rivers
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Today we were back in Wales, gold prospecting with the Aur Prospector where we visited two rivers in one day - and yes we did find some gold. The locations were stunning and the gold mining history in this area is fascinating.
If you are new to gold panning and want to get into this great hobby then this video might give you an insight into what it's like at a day on the river.
"Aur" is Welsh for gold, so today we were out with the man him self - The Welsh gold prospector .
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My aim is to share the experience with you, the viewer and to engage you with the mini adventure as if you were there beside me.
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Welsh Gold and the Sarn Helen Gold Exploration Company
Mike Armitage, Corporate Consultant at SRK talks about Gold Mining in Wales and his new ch...
published: 13 Jul 2022
Welsh Gold and the Sarn Helen Gold Exploration Company
Welsh Gold and the Sarn Helen Gold Exploration Company
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Mike Armitage, Corporate Consultant at SRK talks about Gold Mining in Wales and his new challenge exploring for gold with the Sarn Helen Gold Exploration Company.
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SHE FOUND GOLD IN WALES GOLD PANNING….
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Why does the British royal family love Welsh gold?
Have you heard of Welsh gold? Its scarce nature and profound rosier colour has made it the...
published: 28 Dec 2022
Why does the British royal family love Welsh gold?
Why does the British royal family love Welsh gold?
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Have you heard of Welsh gold? Its scarce nature and profound rosier colour has made it the preferred choice for Britain’s monarchy since 1923. Discover more in this short video.
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The Welsh Gold Cape of the British Bronze Age!
Bronze Age Britain, going into the Iron Age, bloomed with a cultural age that ignited the ...
published: 02 Oct 2023
The Welsh Gold Cape of the British Bronze Age!
The Welsh Gold Cape of the British Bronze Age!
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Bronze Age Britain, going into the Iron Age, bloomed with a cultural age that ignited the Atlantic seaboard with new kinds of art and metal working. In this video we look at Wales' Gold Cap of Yr Wyddgrug which a 1 of its kind find that is also part of wider Celtic culture at the time, highlighting trade, and regional power across Britain from the northeast of Wales around Wrexham.
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Jane Dodds' Speech to Autumn Conference 2024
Catch up with Jane Dodd's Speech to Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference 2024 in Brighton.
published: 17 Sep 2024
Jane Dodds' Speech to Autumn Conference 2024
Jane Dodds' Speech to Autumn Conference 2024
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Catch up with Jane Dodd's Speech to Liberal Democrat Autumn Conference 2024 in Brighton.
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Gold! From Wales (1933)
"And there is a gold mine in Wales - near Dolgelley, to be precise - where the mountains s...
published: 13 Apr 2014
Gold! From Wales (1933)
Gold! From Wales (1933)
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"And there is a gold mine in Wales - near Dolgelley, to be precise - where the mountains sweep down to the river" Panning shot of the valley - a river runs through it. Dissolve into a M/S of hillside with small white building. C/U of man walking into what looks like a cave with a pick over his shoulder. He is followed by two men pushing a coal truck along a track into the mine. Interior of the mine - men are at work with picks.
"Here, deep in the hillside, the gold miners of Britain find a livelihood, hewing out the ore containing the precious metal" M/S of two men hacking at the rock. C/U of man at work pushing a truck full of ore. He puts out his tongue in concentration as he approaches the camera. Exterior of the mine - man walks out of the entrance, followed by a truck of ore pushed by two other miners. L/S of the exterior of the mine - some buildings on the hillside. L/S of men on top of a rickety looking construction. The truck is emptied down a chute.
"Back in the mine-works they are crushing and washing the ore, and extracting the minute particles of gold" M/S of men at work in the processing area. High angle of water passing over the ore. Various shots of processes involved. M/S of man using panning tray to lift out gold particles. "The ore and the gold - one worth pence - the other £400!" C/U of man holding a piece of rock and a bar of gold.
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Welsh gold
Welsh gold is highly prized because of its origin and scarcity, and occurs naturally in two distinct areas of Wales. One area is in North Wales in a band stretching from Barmouth, past Dolgellau and up towards Snowdonia. This was mined at several mines, the largest of which were the Gwynfynydd Gold Mine, near Ganllwyd, and the Clogau Gold Mine near Bontddu. In South Wales, it is found in a small area in the valley of the River Cothi at Dolaucothi where it is known to have been mined by the Romans. Jewellery such as torcs were worn by early Welsh princes but it is not possible to confirm that this was Welsh gold since there were strong trade links between Wales and Ireland at the time and Ireland was a major producer of gold artefacts. Irish gold is especially well known from the Irish Bronze Age as jewellery, torcs, amulets, rings, bracelets and so on. It was presumably collected by panning from alluvial placers in river beds or near old rivers.
Dolaucothi
The earliest known Welsh gold mine was the Dolaucothi Gold Mines near Pumsaint in Carmarthenshire, which was initiated by the Romans in or about 74 AD, and closed in 1938 and was donated to the National Trust in 1941. A hoard of gold objects was found near the village of Pumsaint close to the mines in the 18th century and is now in the British Museum.
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