Study finds ancient copper mining in King Solomon's mines had little environmental impact, contrary to earlier beliefs.

A new study from Tel Aviv University reveals that ancient copper mining in King Solomon's mines had minimal environmental impact. Researchers found low levels of pollution that were confined to the sites of ancient smelting furnaces, contradicting earlier claims of significant pollution. The study suggests that the early copper industry operated sustainably and did not harm the health of workers or modern residents.

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