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Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine, Vol. 71, No. 439, May, 1852

Note 8 — GOLD: ITS NATURAL AND CIVIL HISTORY.[1][2]

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“In the Temeswar Bannat the washings were performed exclusively by the gypsies, who display great skill in finding it. They dig chiefly on the banks of the river Nera, where more gold is found than in the bottom of the stream.”—Jacob, i. p. 245.

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