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Exhibition of native gold nuggets. Durban. South Africa
Exhibition of native gold nuggets, proceeding from the mines discovered on the banks of the river Kaap (province of Natal). Durban. South Africa. Colored engraving of The Spanish and American Illustration (1886)
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Colonialism Durban Natives Nugget Nuggets
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This engraving depicts an exhibition of native gold nuggets held in Durban, South Africa during the late 19th century. The scene unfolds on a bustling city street, where a crowd of British colonizers and local African men gather around a shop window. The window displays an impressive collection of gold nuggets, freshly unearthed from the mines situated on the banks of the Kaap River in the province of Natal. The Spanish and American Illustration, published in 1886, captures the excitement and intrigue surrounding the discovery of gold in South Africa. The British, who had recently taken control of the region, were eager to showcase their newfound wealth and the riches of the land. The native population, who had long lived in the area, were drawn to the spectacle, no doubt hoping to learn more about the valuable resource that was transforming their world. The engraving offers a glimpse into the complex and intricate dynamics of colonialism, as the British sought to assert their dominance while also engaging with the local population. The men in the crowd, dressed in a mix of Western and traditional African attire, reflect the blending of cultures that was taking place in the region at the time. This historical image provides a fascinating window into the past, offering insights into the people, events, and social interactions that shaped the history of South Africa during the late 19th century.
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