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Aspecto geral da Cava do Jardim Britânia, em 2004. Taludes expostos à ação das intempéries e grande quantidade de material irregularmente depositado. A antiga superfície do terreno foi soterrada.
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The Historical “Jaraguá Gold Caves” are vestiges of excavations in weathered rock, dating back to the Brazilian colonial times, situated NW of Jaraguá peak, in the São Paulo municipality (SP). The areas were investigated to support historical preservation innitiatives. The excavations have lateral steep slopes and a narrow flat bottom zone, occupied...
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... II: Jardim Britânia A Cava II, a mais exten- sa do conjunto, foi descrita por Carneiro (2002) como "cava principal". No alto da elevação, situa-se a Escola Municipal de Ensino Fundamental (EMEF) do Jardim Britânia, visível desde a Rodovia Anhangüera (Fig. 3). O conjunto de fotografias das figuras 4a e 4b ilustra o avan- ço da ocupação entre 1982 e 1993. O aspecto em forma de "V", o fundo estreito e chato, e as paredes abruptas de aproximadamente 20 m de altura, coincidem com os da imagem da clássica publicação de Knecht ...
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