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How did iron mines in post-roman period looked like? ( VI - X century A. D. )

Hi, I was making the map of a dungeon for a secondary campaign in a videogame I want to develop and one of the levels is a mine, so I just wanted to know if someone here can give me an advice, on how to make it as realistic as possible. I wanted to make a mine that resembled an iron horizontal mine from the post-roman period, but I didn't find much online

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u/Emanuele_10 — 8 hours ago
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300-year-old Lingam-shaped stepwell revived in Karnataka: Buried under garbage for decades, historic well draws crowd in Belagavi

A 300-year-old stepwell in Karnataka's Belagavi district has been restored after being buried under garbage and debris for years. Revived by the Pyaas Foundation with support from NSS volunteers and local residents, the historic structure has once again emerged as a symbol of the region's rich heritage and water conservation legacy.

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u/mammaboy28 — 1 day ago
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Historical underground cities?

I'm talking about highly engineered complete cities with space for hundreds or thousands of people, like the one found in Turkey. That one was found by accident, it was a fluke, I'm wondering if there's maybe major underground cities that have yet to be discovered, and how many do we know about now and if there were any discovered in America (I'm not counting cliff dwellings, I mean truly underground?)

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u/bramblesandthorns — 8 days ago