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    Where did the first gold found?

    Question #62368. Asked by crackybull. (Feb 08 06 2:38 AM)


    mochyn

    it was used in europe and the middle east around 4000b.c

    http://www.newmont.com/en/gold/goldfacts/history/timeline.asp

    Feb 08 06, 2:57 AM


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