Although today mining is generally associated with obtaining metals or coal, the earliest mines were focused on obtaining ore that could be used as dyes (hematite) or for tool construction (flint).
The oldest known mine is the "Lion Cave" in Swaziland. It dates back 43,000 years. At the same period early man was mining flint in Hungary.
The three types of mining -strip mining,open pit mining,and shaft mining
The general term we apply to ore extraction from the earth is mining, and mining technology or mining engineering are the disciplines under which mining is practiced. Need a link? You'll find one below to the Wikipedia post on mining. If your question is applied to the mechanics of mining, we have to locate and map deposits of mineral ores. Then sample and test them for concentration ("richness"). Then either dig a shaft or start removal of overburden to form a pit. We can drill to set charges, blast, and then send in men and equipment to remove the material and get it out to a place from which it can be routed to processing, either on site or at a remote location.
Surface mining methods for coal include strip mining, open-pit mining, and mountaintop removal. Subsurface mining methods involve underground mining techniques such as room and pillar mining, longwall mining, and shaft mining. Each method has its own advantages and challenges in extracting coal from the earth.
Forms of subsurface mining include drift mining, slope mining, shaft mining, and room and pillar mining. These methods involve accessing minerals or resources beneath the Earth's surface through tunnels, shafts, or other underground workings.
What are two main types of mining and how do they differ? Open cast mining, and underground mining. The reason they differ, is because underground mining is where they create shafts that lead to ore beds. Open cast mining, is the opposite of underground mining. I really hope this answer is useful! I love to help people get better at science. I hope I helped you guys! Bye.
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There IS no mining in Antarctica- it is protected by international treaty.
There is no mining allowed in Antarctica.
By 1906 a boom had developed in copper mining in Ely
They started mining in the early morning, around sunrise.
There is no mining activity in Antarctica: it is prohibited by the Antarctic Treaty.
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1746 in Britain
Mining starts in Nevada in 1849 with the discovery of gold in a stream of Carson River.
There was never mining in Antarctica -- it never started. The Antarctic Treaty, which came into effect in 1961 prohibits all commercial activity, including mining.
Coal mining has not stopped. I was inspecting an operating mine last week.
Stop using explosives, stop surface and subsurface mining, and start recycling