Colliers
Old American weekly
Colliers is a coal mine or the workers in one.
The singular collier can mean a coal miner, a ship that transports coal, or the mine itself.
The term is largely historical, tied to Britain's coal-mining past: The colliers went on strike for better wages.
A fleet of colliers supplied the city with fuel.
Ore extractors
- pitmenUnderground coal diggers
- seamsJoined fabric edges
- undergroundBelow ground or countercultural
- shaftNarrow vertical passage
pickaxe · lamp · dust · strikes · unions · coalface · hewers · pit
Carriers or containers
- cargoTransported goods
- steamshipsEngine-driven water vessels
- bunkeringMarine vessel refueling
- fleetVehicles under unified command
maritime · loading · docks · harbor · transport · freight · hull · tonnage
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miners
Ore extractors
- pitmenUnderground coal diggers
- seamsJoined fabric edges
- undergroundBelow ground or countercultural
shaft · pickaxe · lamp · dust · strikes · unions · coalface · hewers · pit · extraction
vessels
Carriers or containers
- cargoTransported goods
- steamshipsEngine-driven water vessels
- bunkeringMarine vessel refueling
fleet · maritime · loading · docks · harbor · transport · freight · hull · tonnage · coastal
magazine
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family
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