Far too many to list- your telephone alone contains 34 different minerals obtained by mining. In short, unless someone grew it, then it was dug out of the earth at some point. The cotton sheets on your bed were grown, but the steel bed frame was mined. The locks and hinges on the door, the wiring and pipes in the walls, the kitchen sink, the toilet, the most common wall covering (drywall, made of gypsum rock) the nails and screws that hold the boards together, the fiberglass shingles on the roof, the glass in the windows, the stove, refrigerator, microwave, TV, stereo, light bulbs, furnace- and the computer you are reading this on came from mining. Oh- one more- the electricity that powers your computer probably came from oil, coal, or uranium from mining. If it comes from a hydroelectric, wind, or solar system- they were built with materials obtained by mining. Please remember that if you hear someone claiming we should not mine anything.
Plutonium is not mined; it is a man made element.
The ground
Under ground
bauxite can be recycled instead of being mined from the ground
it is recoverd by mines
With mining gear. In or above the ground.
Diamonds are mined.
Ores must be mined, smelted, and refined before they can be processed into useful everyday materials.
The men mined under the ground and in tunnels.
No, it is mined from the ground.
Jordanite is processes by the gold in the ground'
Copper is mined in pits ... which were underground at one point in time and are now above ground albeit at a lower elevation.