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Improving Mindat.orgSassetta - New entry by Manfred Seitz

25th Aug 2005 12:23 UTCPeter Haas

Please provide more specific information in the locality string. The manual will tell you how to add a new locality properly.

25th Aug 2005 14:44 UTCmarco barsanti

Hi Peter,



I wait for the developing of this strange and missing entry, hoping that it will not left in that way for long:



I think that with this “Sassetta – Italy" entry (who approved it so incomplete?)is probably meant this area:



Val Canina (Slag Locality), Sassetta, Campiglia Marittima, Livorno Province, Tuscany, Italy



This is a slag locality near to Sassetta village and placed in Val Canina “Canina valley” where you can find some ancient remains of metallurgical activity (related to many mining areas all relatively close to that place); into the slags have been found many minerals

for a more accurate list see this link: http://www.comune.pisa.it/apsn/Articoli/Scorie/Sassetta.htm



The mineral worked in this area came out from the near mines named "buche al ferro" ant it was mainly fused to extract iron, even if there are many other minerals (Pb-Zn mainly)



Further readings where can be found, mentioned among more important and rich ones, this secondary slag locality:



La Miniera Italiana, anno X - n°3/1927 "L'Industria mineraria e metallurgica in Toscana al Tempo degli Etruschi" di G. D'Achiardi.



BLANC A.C. et alii 1937, Ricerche archeologico-minerarie in Val Fucinaia, "Studi Etruschi" XI (1937);



BERTOLANI M. 1958, Osservazioni sulle mineralizzazioni metallifere del Campigliese (Livorno), "Periodico di Mineralogia" XXVII, pp.311-344.



CAROBBI G., RODOLICO F. 1975, I minerali della Toscana. Saggio di mineralogia regionale, Firenze.



CIPRIANI C., TANELLI G. 1983, Risorse minerarie ed industria estrattiva in Toscana. Note storiche ed economiche, "Atti e Mem. Acc. Tosc di Scienze e Lettere La Colombaria", XLVIII



BENVENUTI M., GUIDERI S., MASCARO I. 1991, Inventario del patrimonio minerario e mineralogico in Toscana. Aspetti naturalistici e storico-archeologici, 2 voll., Firenze 1991;



Rivista Mineralogica Italiana n° 1 - 2 /1992 "Baratti (LI): una nuova località italiana analoga al Laurion. (l° parte) e (2° parte).



Rivista Mineralogica Italiana n° 4 /1993 "I minerali delle scorie di Madonna della Fucinaia (LI).



BENVENUTI M., MASCARO I. , TANELLI G. 1995, Mineralogy applied to Archaeometallurgy: an investigation of medieval slags from Rocca San Silvestro (Campiglia M.ma, Tuscany), "Science and technology for cultural Heritage", (1995);



Ciao



Marco B.

25th Aug 2005 15:04 UTCPeter Haas

Marco,



Strange enough, someone had set that guy to access level 2, so the entry was not submitted to the approval process. This should not have happened either.



Peter

25th Aug 2005 15:06 UTCPeter Haas

The coordinates given do in fact place this locality somewhere in Tuscany. I will relate it to Livorno Province.

25th Aug 2005 15:27 UTCmarco barsanti

Thank you Peter!



Now we must wait for mineralization!!!! :)

1st Oct 2005 08:19 UTCcristian

It is still without any mineral listed !!!



ciao

cristian
 
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