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Monks Began Digging Canals for Mining and the Work Grew for 800 Years Until It Became a Network of Lakes and Tunnels
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In the Harz Mountains, Germany, water became an essential source of energy for mining long before steam machines. Started in the Middle Ages with the participation of Cistercian monks of Walkenried, the High Harz system was expanded for about 800 years with reservoirs, canals, tunnels and drainage tunnels capable of...
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