Article ID: CBB147115970

The Montevecchio Mining District: Industrial Archeology in SW Sardinia, Italy (2001)

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Industrial development in Sardinia, which dates back to the 19th century, started with the growth of lead and zinc mines. The Montevecchio mines represent an industrial activity that started in 1848 and operated until its definitive end in 1991. This paper describes some abandoned mines and buildings that are being restored and rehabilitated for the creation of a tourist area in the eastern industrial area of the Montevecchio mining district. Some attention has also been paid to the geological background and the environmental problems related to the mining activity, most of which must be solved before the adaptive reuse project is completed.

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Authors & Contributors
Roberta Wingerson
Caspar Andreas Jørgensen
Pedersen, Morten
Charles A. Parrott
Thomas E. Leary
Leech, Brian James
Concepts
Industrial archaeology
Buildings, Industrial
Historic preservation
Industrial heritage
Cultural resource management (CRM)
Copper Mines and Mining
Time Periods
20th century
19th century
21st century
Places
United States
New Hampshire (U.S.)
Montana (U.S.)
New Bedford, Mass
Tooele, Utah
Butte, Montana
Institutions
Iron Mountain Company
U.S. Dept. of the Interior, National Park Service, Historic American Buildings Survey/Historic American Engineering Record
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
UNESCO
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