Natural landscapes of Sortavala Archipelago islands of northern part of the lake Ladogaartificially-induced by old mining workings

Hereditas Minariorum, Vol. IV, 2017, s. 123-134 Artificially-induced natural landscapes, produced by the interaction of natural processes and mining in the 1770s–1950s, make up a large part of modern landscapes in the northern Lake Ladoga area, Republic of Karelia, Russia. Mine workings have become...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Borisov, Igor
Other Authors: Zagożdżon, Paweł P. Redakcja
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Oficyna Wydawnicza Politechniki Wrocławskiej 2017
Subjects:
górnictwo
historia
kultura materialna
archeologia przemysłowa
northern Lake Ladoga area
Russia
artificially-induced landscapes
mining workings
mining-industrial heritage
karelia*
Republic of Karelia
Online Access:https://dbc.wroc.pl/dlibra/docmetadata?showContent=true&id=72354
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Summary:Hereditas Minariorum, Vol. IV, 2017, s. 123-134 Artificially-induced natural landscapes, produced by the interaction of natural processes and mining in the 1770s–1950s, make up a large part of modern landscapes in the northern Lake Ladoga area, Republic of Karelia, Russia. Mine workings have become a common part of modern landscapes in the region. They were formed in various periods of time in various physico-geographic environments and are preserved to a varying degree. Therefore, they are of great interest from the point of view of the evolution of artificially-induced complexes and tourism.

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