Bedrock deposit, also known as hard rock deposit, is a geological term used to describe a type of mineral deposit that occurs within solid rock. This type of deposit is typically formed through the accumulation of minerals within fissures, joints, or other openings in the bedrock. Other synonyms that can be used for bedrock deposit include vein deposit, lode deposit, and rock-bound deposit. These terms refer to deposits that occur within solid rock formations, rather than in soil or sediment. Bedrock deposits are often found in association with valuable mineral resources, such as gold, silver, copper, and zinc, and are an important component of the mining industry.