Chemistry The Tio Tino

DUE Saturday 01/30/2016 by 10:00 am (Pacific Time Zone)

Chemistry: Metals and Civilization

Much of the mineral wealth for the Romans Empire came from the astoundingly rich deposits at Rio Tino (called Tartessus by the Romans) in what today is Spain . It had a colorful history even before then.  Long after the Romans left, it was reopened. The silver mines of Laurion were vital to the growth of Athens as a city-power and allowed the flourishing of the Greek culture.

What to do:

 The history of Rio Tinto (pre-Phoenician {Tartessian}; Phoenician; Carthaginian; Roman) .

How to do it:

Short easy. Then  an outline (from the short easy) and a short description of the bullet points in your outline that clarifies you bullet points .  Bullet points by themselves are insufficient but a single sentence will do.

I do not want more than a single page of material.

Also note that you must include the web addresses of your references

In the attachment you will find a file with some useful references which you could you, but you have to cite anything you use in the paper .