Under a Metal Sky review: A rich new history of our obsession with extracting Earth’s resources

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Sunset over the ruins of Wheal Coates in Cornwall, once among the ***’s most important tin mines

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Travel writer Philip Marsden lives on the river Fal in Cornwall, ***. About 3500 years ago, after a little tin was added to copper and the Bronze Age was set in motion, vast quantities of tin from the mines inland made their way down this river, across to Europe and beyond. As copper had and iron later would, bronze revolutionised our lives. It shaped how we…

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