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A layer of ore is called a mineral deposit or an ore deposit. It is a concentration of ore minerals within the Earth's crust that can be economically extracted for use in various industries.
An ore is a naturally occurring material from which a metal or valuable mineral can be extracted, while a lode is a deposit of ore found in a fissure or crack within a rock formation. Essentially, a lode is a layer or vein of ore within a larger mineral deposit.
Vein mining is used to extract ore deposits from the ground. This method involves following a mineralized vein and extracting the ore from it by digging underground tunnels to access the vein. It is commonly used for minerals such as gold, silver, and copper.
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A deposit of ore is typically called a mineral deposit or an ore deposit. These are natural concentrations of one or more minerals within the Earth's crust that can be economically extracted for their valuable elements.
A shaft mine.
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Usually a shaft mine would be used, unless the ore deposits were in a "vein", then a open-pit mine would be used.
Shaft mining.
Ore is gold or silver as an example, but lode is a vein of an ore that gives a lot of the ore.
Deep underground mining methods, such as shaft mining or drift mining, would typically be used to extract a vein of ore from deep underground. These methods involve digging tunnels or vertical shafts to access the ore body.