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From Africa to Jamaica
An analysis of correspondence, shipping records and contemporary newspaper reports reveals the innovation of turning scrap iron into wrought iron, which is mass produced today, was first developed in the 1700's by 76 black Jamaican metallurgists at an ironworks near Morant Bay, Jamaica. Many of these metalworkers were enslaved people trafficked from west and central Africa, which had thriving iron-working industries at the time.
By Novel Allen3 years ago in Earth










