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Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
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Mr. Callot, dispatched by the Pacha of Egypt, discovers ancient emerald mines near the Red Sea, providing insight into sources used by Greeks and Romans, separate from modern Peruvian mines.
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It is very interesting to learn with accuracy the situation of the oriental mines of the emerald, that we may be able to explain where the Greeks and Romans found that mineral, as they could not be acquainted with Peru, the only place in which they are found in our days. We are pleased, therefore, to learn from recent accounts from that part of the world, that Mr. Callot, who was sent by the Pacha of Egypt to look for the ancient emerald mines, has been so fortunate as to discover them in the neighborhood of the Red Sea, which pretty nearly agrees with the account of the site of these treasures, as given by ancient authors.
U. S. Gaz.
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Neighborhood Of The Red Sea
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discovery of ancient emerald mines
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Mr. Callot, sent by the Pacha of Egypt to search for ancient emerald mines, discovers them in the neighborhood of the Red Sea, aligning with accounts from ancient authors regarding sites known to Greeks and Romans, distinct from modern Peruvian sources.