Potosí, the city built on silver

An effigy of a black slave in Cerro Rico mine. The mine was the reason for the existence of Potosí: for three centuries the Spanish forced Indigenous and African miners to work here, while Spain and Potosí grew rich from the silver.

Photo by Ludo Kuipers, Sat Mar 18, 2000
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