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At the end of 1999, Nevada's silver reserves totaled about 235 million ounces.
During the Neolithic Period, or New Stone Age (about 8000–2000 bce), shafts up to 100 metres (330 feet) deep were sunk in soft chalk deposits in France and Britain in order to extract the flint pebbles found there.
In 2008, competition in the coal mining industry became more intense than ever, leading to a demand for better technology and new mines.
It launched South Africa’s industrial age to support its mining activities, but since 2012 has halved the number of its assets.
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