



Eugene Davis Gold Prospecting in Pinos Altos 1940
$29.95
Eugene Davis operates a rocker in Pinos Altos, New Mexico, in April 1940. The rocker is a device used by gold prospectors to separate gold and minerals from dirt using water. This method allows heavier materials like gold to settle in the screened box. Pinos Altos was a significant site during the gold rush era.
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Eugene Davis Gold Prospecting in Pinos Altos 1940
12" x 18"
$29.95
