Cornish Mining refers to the historical extraction of minerals in the Cornwall region of England. This area was particularly known for its rich deposits of tin and copper, which were mined extensively from the late Middle Ages until the 20th century. The mining industry played a crucial role in the local economy and contributed to technological advancements in mining techniques. The mining landscape of Cornwall is characterized by its distinctive engine houses and other industrial structures, many of which are now recognized as part of the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site. This designation highlights the cultural and historical significance of the mining heritage in shaping the region's identity and economy.