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During the last ELHN2019 Conference in Amsterdam, many papers on mining history were discussed.We estimate that this is a sign that mining history is still in good health and probably it's growing in interest among researcher. This is why we decided to gather every mining history related paper which were discussed during the conference, in order not to loose the opportunity to have a shared overview on topics and their authors. Mining history papers ELHN2019 classified by topics' category:Health and EnvironmentJose Joaquin Garcia Gomez, Antonio Escudero Gutierrez; Angel Pascual Martinez Soto: Urban Penalty: The case of a Spanish mining town. La Unión (1870 - 1913) Aron Cohen, Agustin Fleta : From Accident to Sickness: on the Notion of Labour Risk and its Evolution in the 20th Century through a Historical Analysis of Judicial Litigious in SpainPaulo Guimarães : The Ore is Gone but the Silicosis Remains: Health and Risk Perception in the Institutional Setting of Labor Medicine and Social Support in Portugal in the 20th CenturyJuan Diego Perez-Cebada, Miguel Perez de Perceval : Health, Environment and Labour Mining in SpainLeda Papastefanaki : Lead Poisoning of Miners and Cultural Confrontation in Greece, 1860s – 1950sEric Geerkens : The Development of the Coalmining Medicine (20th Century, Belgium)Iva Pesa : Mining, Health and Environmental Thought on the Central African Copperbelt, 1950s-2000Francesca Sanna : The Value of the Health. Imagine, Evaluate and Deal with Professional Diseases in Mediterranean Lead/Zinc Mining during the Interwar PeriodLabour practices, institutions and wagesThomas Max Safley : Miners and Metal-Workers in Early Modern Europe: Vertical Integration, Batch Production, Shift Organization and the Question of RemunerationStefan Moitra : Great Expectations: German Coal Mining, the Labour Movement and the Question of Vocational SchoolsMining CommunitiesHannah Elizabeth Martin: Overcoming spaces of class inhibition: Agency and activism from below in communities of the East Durham Coalfield, 1820-1850. David Baillargeon : Mining the Town: Race, Labor Migration, and Sanitation in British Southeast Asia, 1910-1930Gabriele Marcon : Immigrant labour in two 16th century Italian mining districtsHayri Göksin Özkoray : Living conditions and workforce at the copper mines of Küre in Ottoman Kastamonu (16th-18th c.)Bozidar Zarkovic : Mining Market-places – Representatives of the Urban Development of the Medieval SerbiaAdolfo Turbanti : Security, Exploitation of Labor and Industrial Relations in an Italian Mine in the Twentieth CenturyMiguel Perez Perceval Verde, Ángel Pascual Martínez Soto, &#38; Eva Trescastro López : Family Income in Spanish Mining, an Approximation (1870-1930)Francesca Sanna : Quantify to control: the “rationalizing” use of family budgets by european mining companies during the interwar period.Desindustrialization and heritageBen Curtis, Keith Gildart, Andrew Perchard, Grace MillarOn Behalf of the People: Revisiting the History of the Nationalised British Coal Industry, 1947–1994Stefan Moitra, Katarzyna Nogueira : History from below? Agency and authorship in the industrial narrative of the RuhrDavid Selway : ‘Mining is Dead’ – Time and the end of work in the South Wales coalfield, 1921-1945 #improveyourresearch#mininghistory