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Odin Mine: Oldest Disused Lead Mine & Cave Explore - Castleton, Peak District, Derbyshire, England 

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Odin Mine is a disused lead mine in the Peak District National Park, situated near the village of Castleton, England. It is the oldest documented mine in Derbyshire and is thought to be one of the oldest lead mines in England. The mine is a Scheduled Ancient Monument and has biological and geological significance within the Castleton Site of Special Scientific Interest.
The origins of Odin Mine are unclear; many Peak District guidebooks and sources say that the mine was first worked by the Romans and subsequently by the Saxons and the Danes.
However, there is no historical evidence to back this up. The use of the name “Odin” is often cited as evidence that the mine was named by the Danes after their chief god. The first mention of the mine in official records was in 1280. In the early days before explosives, the rock was weakened by fire setting: this involved heating the rock overnight by leaving fires lit and then cooling the rock with water the next morning causing the rock to shatter.
The mine is not mentioned again in documents until 1663. The mine was worked continuously throughout the 18th century with annual ore extraction varying between 100 and 800 tonnes per annum. In April 1706 a rich vein of lead was struck: 41 men and eight women were working at the site and the mine reached 500 metres into the hillside beneath Mam Tor.
The veins of lead in the Castleton area formed 280 million years ago when a fault in the local Carboniferous limestone allowed mineralising fluids to flow into fissures in the rock, pushed up by great pressure from beneath the Earth's surface. Lead and sulphate combined to form the lead ore galena. In its heyday, the mine was a complex system of levels and shafts that extended for approximately 1500 metres into the Edale shales beneath the nearby Mam Tor. There are several small pipe caverns contained within the mine; the most prominent of these is Odin Cave (called Gank Hole by the miners) which was formed by groundwater opening out a void between limestone boulders. The site of Odin Mine is owned by the National Trust. It consists of a limestone gorge, the original early workings before they went underground to follow the veins of ore. It looks like a natural limestone ravine with the workings now disguised by natural vegetation. To the left of the gorge is the two-metre-wide Odin Cave, which goes about 10 metres underground. The remaining spoil heaps are a protected archaeological site and support a wide variety of plants.
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@riverspondsandcampfires
@riverspondsandcampfires Год назад
Great video... I dint like confined spaces or heights..so I love that I can watch other peoples adventures like yourself. Love your channel, keep up the great work.
@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure
Funny cause I'm not a fan of heights or squeezing through tight spaces underground but I like to push myself and test my limits occasionally. Thank you for stopping by to watch the video and comment.
@LarryBees
@LarryBees Год назад
nice one Mr Stone..I think you respect a cave after your experience a few weeks ago.. !!👍😀
@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure
Oh, definitely! But I wouldn't speak too soon! 😜
@thaifreeburma
@thaifreeburma Год назад
Thanks, that was wonderful. I made many trips to Castleton starting in my youth and into years at Sheffield Uni. (studying geology), I'm in my late 60s now and a long way from Blitey. You introduced me to a place I'd never walked. Perhaps some context notes would make it even more interesting..? 👏👏😊
@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure
Oh amazing! Its a stunning area.. Makes perfect sense to go to that area if your into Geology. Did you ever venture down Giants hole? That will be coming up as a video in two weeks time, the formations in there are just beautiful and unreal.. For more context I always add a good write up in the video description to tell people more about what is featured in the video. Thanks for watching.. Keep an eye out for the next two weekly videos on Thursdays, I'm sure you will love watching them as a Geologist. Have a great day!
@thaifreeburma
@thaifreeburma Год назад
@@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure thanks, I'll be looking out for it. Back in the seventies I thought the mine just consisted of the crushing circle. I'm almost regretting the missed opportunity to fossick for mineral samples but now I'm guessing that as NT administer the site that wouldn't be allowed now.
@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure
@@thaifreeburma I think people still go in there but it is very unstable and I read there was a big collapse in the last few years, hence why I went no further than the entrance. Did you see my wapping mine video that was interesting to say the least.
@ervinslens
@ervinslens Год назад
Such a pleasant experience, this looks and sounds amazing my friend!
@StoneAgeProductionsAdventure
Its a cool little area to explore though the cave was very sloppy with cave mud towards the back of it, which made for a fun challenge 😀
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