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Intro

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Mine Location Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Ore Body and Overburden Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Overburden Removal Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Skid Plate Construction Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Operations Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Tailings Removal Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Feeding the Sluice and Stock Piling the Next Day's Run Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Cutting Ore Body and Stock Piling Next Day's Run Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Tailings Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Cleaning the Box Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Sterling Gold versus River Placer Gold Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Shaker Table, Part 1 Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Shaker Table, Part 2 Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Laboratory and Supercons Glenn Wadstein, Sterling Creek Mine

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Pounds and Pounds of Gold: I Mined Gold at Sterling Creek Mine | Glenn Wadstein
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Glenn Wadstein mined Sterling Creek Mine from 1986-2001 and found pounds and pounds of gold. He built his own equipment and treated the job as a sand and gravel operation. Here's the equipment he built, the way he moved overburden to reveal the ore and how he processed the ore to filter out the gold. Wadstein took this video in 1986 at the outset of the mining operation, edited it into a clear and descriptive narrative and then converted the video to digital format in 2017. Wadstein narrated the video on October 22, 2017 at the Ashland Literary Arts Festival held Hannon Library, Southern Oregon University. Thank you National Endowment for the Humanities Common Heritage program http://www.neh.gov for funding this video series and the image collection found at http://soda.sou.edu Non-commercial uses permitted with attribution but segment reuse, adaption or derivative work not allowed under the terms of our agreement with participants: Creative Commons Attribution - NonCommercial - NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

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