"Mine Dwellers" refers to individuals or communities that live in or near mining areas, often in makeshift or temporary housing. These dwellers may work in the mines or rely on the mining industry for their livelihoods. Their living conditions can vary widely, from basic shelters to more established homes, depending on the region and the resources available. The lifestyle of mine dwellers is often influenced by the mining activities around them. They may face challenges such as environmental degradation, health risks, and economic instability. Additionally, their communities can be affected by the boom-and-bust cycles of the mining industry, impacting their long-term sustainability and quality of life.