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Swedes join Danes and Norwegians in England. Many Swedish runestones tell tales of Swedish Vikings, such as Skoglar Toste and Ulf of Borresta, who left for glory and Gäld (ransom money) in England.Ulf of Borresta is memorized on a runsetone in Sweden, commemorating that Ulf had taken three danegelds in England; with Skagul …
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One of the most unheralded sites of scientific discovery in history is a rock quarry on the outskirts of the small Swedish village Ytterby. The site opened in the 1700s to feed European porcelain ...
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The Geological Survey of Sweden (SGU) publish a yearly statistical summary of the Swedish mining and mineral industry. In relation to the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, SGU releases an English version of the report for the first time.
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Studying this atlas will give a deeper knowledge of mining and the manufacture of steel and other metals. The history of metal production in Sweden goes back at least 4,500 …
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Water inflow was a very important problem in underground mining until James Watt invented the steam engine in the 18th century. After that, steam-driven pumps could be used to remove water from the …
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The history of metal production in Sweden goes back at least 4,500 years. Evidence of metalworking is preserved in the form of traces of slag and the ruins of furnaces. The landscape, too, bears witness to the long history of mining in place names, abandoned pits, buildings and whole communities founded around mining and metalworking.
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A tour of the Falun mine is a trip through history - it was once one of the world's most important mining areas. The mine dates back over 1,000 years and at its peak in the 17th century, it accounted for 70% of the …
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A History of the Swedish-Americans of Minnesota. 3 vols. Chicago: Publishing Company, 1910. Related Resources. Primary. ... Iron Range, one of Minnesota's three iron mining ranges, begins shipping ore, and …
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The project used exploratory scenarios as a tool to develop a set of action points for how the Swedish mining sector can navigate towards a sustainable future in an uncertain world. Input from several stakeholder workshops resulted in four scenarios that outline how society might evolve up until 2050 and how different circumstances might …
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The foundation of mining companies in Kiruna and Malmberget later in the 19th and early 20th century paved the way for the boom in the mining industry in Sweden (Ojala and Nordin 2015, 12) and led ...
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Learn how the Swedish town of Kiruna, founded in the 1890s as a mining settlement, is relocating to a new site three kilometres away due to mining-induced subsidence. Find …
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The Swedish government activated mineral exploration in Finland in the seventeenth century and, during the Age of Utility, in the eighteenth century. …
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History of Sweden - The early Vasa kings (1523–1611): After Gustav I Vasa was elected to the throne in 1523, he began to restore the power of the Swedish king and to organize a central administration under his own direct leadership. ... The mining industry in Sweden was founded in the 13th century. In the 16th and 17th centuries copper and ...
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The Swedish mining industry has a long history of successful innovation which has had great significance for the mining industry in Sweden as well as globally. The image shows a selection of milestones. PIMM paved …
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Luleå University of Technology is Sweden's mining university. Swedish School of Mines combines research, education and infrastructure across the entire value chain of minerals and metals. Cookies on ltu.se. We use cookies to provide you with a better experience, to compile statistics and to enable certain essential functionality on the website
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Rooted in History. Stora Enso was formed in 1998 through the merger of the Finnish company Enso Oyj and the Swedish company Stora Kopparbergs Bergslags Aktiebolag (STORA). ... The first recorded documentation of Stora operations is from 1288, namely copper mining near Falun, Sweden. This business progressed to become Stora …
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In its 12 Chapters, the book traces the history of mining and metal production in Sweden. While there is a strong emphasis on iron and steel, the book also …
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Swedish state-owned miner Luossavaara-Kiirunavaara Aktiebolag (LKAB) has enjoyed a profitable and productive few years, with end-of-year profits rising from $512.9m in 2017 to $563.2m in 2018, and total iron ore production climbing from 25.7 million tonnes (Mt) in 2014 to 26.9Mt half a decade later.
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Publications on history of mining and metallurgy. Order both books and reports, issued by the Historical Metallurgy Group.
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TUNGSTEN: derived from the Swedish words TUNG (English: heavy) and STEN (English: stone) due to its density. Scheelite, the other important tungsten ore, was discovered in an iron mine in Sweden in 1750. It garnered interest for its incredible density – which is why it was named "heavy stone". The Discovery
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By the mid 14th century, the mine had grown into a vital national resource and a large part of the revenues for the Swedish state in the coming centuries would be from the mine. The then King, Magnus IV of Sweden, visited the area personally and drafted a charter for mining operations, ensuring the financial interest of the sovereign.
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It is shown that the practice of slash and-burn and its relationship to the use of forest resources may be crucial for understanding the historical relationship between iron production and agricul ture in the Swedish mining district. The general view in Swedish historiography of an inherent conflict between iron-making and the practice of slash-and …
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Kiruna, a town in northern Sweden, is on the move. Located in Lapland, within the Arctic Circle, the town and many of its 18,000 residents are being relocated to New Kiruna, two miles (3.2 ...
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Sweden has a history of mining and metal refining stretching back more than a thousand years. Today, Sweden is one of the EU's leading ore and metal producers. Sweden is …
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It was merchants from Lübeck who, in the Middle Ages, began to interest the kings of Sweden in the export of iron on a large scale. It was also at that time that German mine owners and merchants acquired the rights to run their own operations in Sweden's mining areas and trading …
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Sweden is currently the EU's leading mining and mineral nation and one of the goals of Sweden's minerals strategy is to strengthen that position. By using our mineral …
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Sweden is Europe's leading mining nation as it accounts for 91% of the continent's iron ore, as well as 9% of the copper and 24-39% of its lead, …
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For the last 115 years, a small town in Sweden's northern Arctic region and the world's largest underground iron ore mine have depended on one another. The mine provides the town with an ...
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Bergslagen as a Case Study of Landscape History. Bergslagen is an informal region in south-central Sweden (ca. 59–61°N latitude, 13–15°E longitude) with a history of industrial landscape use that began with production of metals more than 2000 years ago (Nelson 1913; Berger et al. 2006; Isacson et al. 2009).The name Bergslagen …
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