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To compensate for the diminishing indigenous labor force, the colonists made a request in 1608 to the Crown in Madrid to begin allowing for the importation of 1500 to 2000 African slaves per year. An estimated total of 30,000 African slaves were taken to Potos� throughout the colonial era. African slaves were also forced to work in the Casa de la Moneda as ac�milas humanas (human mules). Since mules would die after couple of months pushing the mills, the colonists replaced the four mules with twenty African slaves. (Angola Maconde 1999)

Direction Walk 1.73 km or 26 mins south east from last photo
Location Potosi, Potosi Department, Bolivia, South America
Info F 2.8 1/60 ISO 200 with Canon PowerShot G9
Keywords 2009, Afterfate, Aftersleep, Bolivia, Buildings & Structures, Cerro, Lazy Hiker, Longest Journey, Mine, Outdoor, Outdoor Photography, People, Potosi, Silver Mine, South America, Travel
Continent South America Country Bolivia
State Potosi Department City Potosi
Weather Sunny Temperature Cool
Event History room Day Potosi
Activity Mine Tour Temp 7C
Tour Tupiza Tour Date 2009:10:20 15:31:16
Make Canon Model Canon PowerShot G9
Rating 3 Lens 7.4-44.4 mm
Flash Auto, Fired, Red-eye reduction Focal 7.4 mm
Exposure 1/60 F Number 2.8
ISO 200 White Bal. Auto
Metering Multi-segment Compensation 0
Hyperfocal 3.04 m Latitude -19.6148333333333
Longitude -65.7415 Altitude 4318.205566 m
File Size 5.5 MB
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