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Why did the people of Taghaza use salt to build their houses?
The reason why is that there was such a plentiful amount and they could even trade it for gold 1 lb. of salt= 1 lb of gold.
What were the first gold coins issued by?
The Ancient Chinese created the first coin money with some of it in gold.
Which resources first brought settlers to the interior west?
It was gold and silver
When was the first coin used?
We are not completely sure of the exact dates when coins were first issued, but we know the basic time period and who made them. The Lydians were the first known people to use a common currency in the form of coins (the Lydian Lion). They were carved into gold and from the pictures look like a pain in the butt to make. I am not sure when their nation began, but I am sure you can wikipedia them.
How did people know that there was gold at sutters mill?
Well a person name Sam Brannan went out saying gold, gold, gold, gold in San Francisco!
What did people first use gold for?
Food.
Which 3 men found the first payable gold?
I think you need to specify which goldfield you are talking about. Mankind first started to use gold long before people's names were recorded.
Who was the first explores of the gold rush?
People looking for gold
Did people use to eat gold?
On ancient times, people were crazy about a baked or fried gold.
How did people use their gold in the California gold rush?
they sold it for money
What is the use of gold?
A use of gold is for rich people who have nothing better to spend theyre money on A use of gold is for rich people who have nothing better to spend theyre money on A use of gold is for rich people who have nothing better to spend theyre money on
What is lydians?
first to use gold and silver coins
Where in the world did people first find gold?
Europe
Do people only use gold for jewelry?
yes
What are some of the ways people use gold?
by finding it'
Did people use uniforms to find gold?
no but mabey
Who were the first people to come to Australia to mine for gold?
China
