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Iron is documented among the pre-Columbian peoples.  Even if they did not practice smelting (extracting iron from ore), they used exposed iron sources or meteorite iron.  Production of iron artifacts from such sources is documented in San Jose Mogote by 1200 B.C.<ref>{{Aas1|start=285}}</ref>  Several tons of Olmec-era iron artifacts are known:<ref>Richard A. Diehl, ''The Olmecs: America's First Civilization'' (Thames & Hudson, 2004), 93&ndash;94.{{fairlink|url=http://www.fairlds.org/apol/bom/bom18.html}}</ref> "the Olmec were a sophisticated people who possessed advanced knowledge and skill in working iron ore minerals."<ref>John B. Carlson, "[http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/abstract/189/4205/753 Lodestone Compass: Chinese or Olmec Primacy? Multidisciplinary Analysis of an Olmec Hematite Artifact from San Lorenzo, Veracruz, Mexico]," ''Science'' 189, No. 4205 (5 September 1975): 753-760.</ref>  Mesoamerica did use quite a bit of iron ore, but much of it was used without smelting, establishing a cultural/religious connotation that would have retarded experimentation with the ore for any other purpose (ascription of religious value to any physical artifact delays changes in that artifact).
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Gold in the Book of Mormon

Questions


How is gold used in the Book of Mormon?

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Gold

Gold is well known in a pre-Columbian context in Mesoamerica.


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