Plate 41, Auri legendi ratio in rivis è montibus Apalatcy decurrentibus

Alternative Title

Method of Collecting Gold in Streams Running from the Appalachian Mountains

Creator

Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues
Theodor de Bry

Files

Preview

Creation Date

January 1591

Abstract

Plate 41 is from Brevis narratio. A plate showing men gathering gold in streams that came from the Appalachian Mountains.

Alt Text

A group of men working near a river, with some using tools to dig and others standing or sitting nearby. The scene includes vegetation and a mountainous background.

Keywords

Florida Huguenot colony (1562-1565), Timucua, Appalachian Mountains, Gold panning

Extent

1 plate

Physical Collection

Vault

Call Number

Special Collections: VAULT VF-9

Language

Latin

Identifier

L11-00041

Recommended Citation

Le Moyne de Morgues, Jacques and Bry, Theodor de, "Plate 41, Auri legendi ratio in rivis è montibus Apalatcy decurrentibus" (1591). Le Moyne Plates. Image 41.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/le_moyne/41