Proactive mining system in potosi silver mines : new information from re-evaluation of historical materials regarding the fifth viceroy toledo’s various policies on environment

Anezaki, Shoji; Miyoshi, Emako

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タイトル	Proactive mining system in potosi silver mines : new information from re-evaluation of historical materials regarding the fifth viceroy toledo’s various policies on environment
著者	Anezaki, Shoji Anezaki, Shoji
著者	Miyoshi, Emako Miyoshi, Emako
キーワード等	Potosi silver mine
	Viceroy Francisco de Toledo
	mercury amalgamation
	hydraulic powered system
	environmental pollution
抄録	In this paper, the proactive mining system introduced by the fifth viceroy, Francisco de Toledo (1569–1581) to the Potosi Silver Mine is clarified on the facts found in the historical documents. Main policies in Toledo’s mining business are followings, the application of mercury-amalgamation to extract silver from ores, the construction of the hydraulic-powered system for silver-ore crashing with cascading uses, the recycle system included the extraction of silver from waste ores and collection mercury by pulpprocessing. Also in the Toledo’s era, acceleration of developing Huancavelica mercury mine, and national monopolization and production control on mercury were established. And within Toledo’s mining law, there were cautionary items for pre¬venting the inhalation of mercury gas and the construction of hospitals for treatment. According to those items, the viceroy Toledo may be prominent organizer for business but because these were not technically perfect, environmental damages referred to now as mine pollution started from the colonial period and continued until modern-day period. This pollution can be found in Potosi’s air, water, and soil. The history of Potosi mine can’t be described leaving out the viceroy Toledo.
公開者	Graduate School of Human Sciences
掲載誌名	Osaka Human Sciences
巻	2
開始ページ	171
終了ページ	197
刊行年月	2016-03
URL	http://hdl.handle.net/11094/56912
言語	英語
DOI	info:doi/10.18910/56912

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DCTERMS.bibliographicCitation	Osaka Human Sciences.2 P.171-P.197
DC.title	Proactive mining system in potosi silver mines : new information from re-evaluation of historical materials regarding the fifth viceroy toledo’s various policies on environment
DC.creator	Anezaki, Shoji
DC.creator	Miyoshi, Emako
DC.publisher	Graduate School of Human Sciences
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DCTERMS.issued" scheme="DCTERMS.W3CDTF	2016-03
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DC.subject	Potosi silver mine
	Viceroy Francisco de Toledo
	mercury amalgamation
	hydraulic powered system
	environmental pollution
DCTERMS.abstract	In this paper, the proactive mining system introduced by the fifth viceroy, Francisco de Toledo (1569–1581) to the Potosi Silver Mine is clarified on the facts found in the historical documents. Main policies in Toledo’s mining business are followings, the application of mercury-amalgamation to extract silver from ores, the construction of the hydraulic-powered system for silver-ore crashing with cascading uses, the recycle system included the extraction of silver from waste ores and collection mercury by pulpprocessing. Also in the Toledo’s era, acceleration of developing Huancavelica mercury mine, and national monopolization and production control on mercury were established. And within Toledo’s mining law, there were cautionary items for pre¬venting the inhalation of mercury gas and the construction of hospitals for treatment. According to those items, the viceroy Toledo may be prominent organizer for business but because these were not technically perfect, environmental damages referred to now as mine pollution started from the colonial period and continued until modern-day period. This pollution can be found in Potosi’s air, water, and soil. The history of Potosi mine can’t be described leaving out the viceroy Toledo.
DC.identifier	info:doi/10.18910/56912
citation_title	Proactive mining system in potosi silver mines : new information from re-evaluation of historical materials regarding the fifth viceroy toledo’s various policies on environment
citation_author	Anezaki, Shoji
citation_author	Miyoshi, Emako
citation_publisher	Graduate School of Human Sciences
citation_language	英語
citation_date	2016-03
citation_journal_title	Osaka Human Sciences
citation_volume	2
citation_firstpage	171
citation_lastpage	197
citation_public_url	http://hdl.handle.net/11094/56912
citation_keywords	Potosi silver mine
	Viceroy Francisco de Toledo
	mercury amalgamation
	hydraulic powered system
	environmental pollution
citation_doi	info:doi/10.18910/56912

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