JAMES T. ROCK Cans in the Countryside ABSTRACT The mining frontier was “a curious blending of the new and the familiar, of innovation and imitation” (Paul 1963:7). - Tin mining - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	JAMES T. ROCK Cans in the Countryside ABSTRACT The mining frontier was “a curious blending of the new and the familiar, of innovation and imitation” (Paul 1963:7). Add to Reading List Open Document File Size: 756,18 KB Share Result on Facebook City Yreka / Crescent City / / Company 185Os / Cox / Hudson’s Bay Company / / Country Trinidad / / IndustryTerm metal food can bodies / transportation systems / individual smallscale placer mining / rail transportation / railroad transportation / / NaturalFeature Klamath river / Sacramento Valley / valley of California / / Person Scott / Salmon / JAMES T. ROCK / / ProvinceOrState California / CANS IN THE COUNTRYSIDE County / Siskiyou County / / Region northern California / / SocialTag Hydraulic engineering Tin Maritime history of California Canning Tin can Mining Northern California California Sacramento River Geography of California

JAMES T. ROCK Cans in the Countryside ABSTRACT The mining frontier was “a curious blending of the new and the familiar, of innovation and imitation” (Paul 1963:7).Add to Reading List