Mined to death /

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Working at an elevation of 16,000 feet, Quechua-speaking miners in Potosi, Bolivia, dig out zinc, tin, and silver much like their Incan ancestors did more than five centuries ago. This poignant documentary explores the lives and work of the miners as the veins of ore in the sacred mountain they are...

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Other Authors: Harrison, Regina (Producer, Director, Screenwriter)
Format: Video
Language:English
Spanish
Quechua
Language Notes:In English, Spanish and Quechua with yellow English subtitles.
Published: Berkeley, CA : Berkeley Media, 2006.
Series:Academic Video Online
Subjects:
Mineral industries > Bolivia > Potosí.
Mines and mineral resources > Bolivia > Potosí.
Miners > Bolivia > Potosí.
Collective labor agreements > Mining industry > Bolivia > Potosí.
Tourism > Bolivia > Potosí.
Mines > Industrie > Bolivie > Potosí.
Mineurs > Bolivie > Potosí.
Conventions collectives > Mines > Industrie > Bolivie > Potosí.
Collective labor agreements > Mining industry
Economic history
Mineral industries
Miners
Mines and mineral resources
Social conditions
Tourism
Potosí (Bolivia) > Social conditions.
Potosí (Bolivia) > Economic conditions.
Bolivia > Potosí
documentary film.
Documentary films
Documentary films.
Documentaires.
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