"Two Mining Hammers"

#9436406

14 January 2023

A gate to the Zmija shaft with the mining coat of arms with two mining hammers, the most recognizable symbol of mining. The Zmija Shaft is located in a wooded area surrounded by agricultural land. The drilling of the shaft began in October 1811. It is 43 meters deep. Since the 1970s, the shaft has been used as a ventilation shaft of the Historic Silver Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Tarnowskie Gory, Poland, on January 13, 2023.

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#9436400

14 January 2023

A gate to the Zmija shaft with the mining coat of arms with two mining hammers, the most recognizable symbol of mining. The Zmija Shaft is located in a wooded area surrounded by agricultural land. The drilling of the shaft began in October 1811. It is 43 meters deep. Since the 1970s, the shaft has been used as a ventilation shaft of the Historic Silver Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Tarnowskie Gory, Poland, on January 13, 2023.

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#9436394

14 January 2023

A gate to the Zmija shaft with the mining coat of arms with two mining hammers, the most recognizable symbol of mining. The Zmija Shaft is located in a wooded area surrounded by agricultural land. The drilling of the shaft began in October 1811. It is 43 meters deep. Since the 1970s, the shaft has been used as a ventilation shaft of the Historic Silver Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Tarnowskie Gory, Poland, on January 13, 2023.

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#9436388

14 January 2023

A gate to the Zmija shaft with the mining coat of arms with two mining hammers, the most recognizable symbol of mining. The Zmija Shaft is located in a wooded area surrounded by agricultural land. The drilling of the shaft began in October 1811. It is 43 meters deep. Since the 1970s, the shaft has been used as a ventilation shaft of the Historic Silver Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in Tarnowskie Gory, Poland, on January 13, 2023.

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