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Exhibit in Knoxville about once famous East Tennessee’s Marble Industry
The natural stone sector was an important sector of the state’s economy / Stone chosen for many representative buildings
Stone Stories
Jessica Lussier of Granit Design company is the first to win the Women in Stone Empowerment Scholarship
The award by MIA+BSI was created to help women gain a better understanding of different sectors of the industry
Stony Creek Granite will be used for the new Statue of Liberty Museum
The stone from Connecticut had been selected for the plinth of the statue as it had already born extreme conditions at the pillars of Brooklyn Bridge
Engineered Stone „DNA Urbano“ bears the dust of city streets
Stone Italiana uses the waste from street sweepers after cleaning Milan’s hinterland as the starting point for its latest product
Just in time for William Shakespeare’s 400th anniversary of his death: „Not marble, nor the gilded monuments“
In his famous sonnet, the poet reasons that he could help others to achieve fame and immortality
Scientists experiment with lime to accumulate and store the heat of the sun
Implementation could increase demand of limestone / image upgrade for stone branch
Data from Australia’s Navy reveals a reef behind the Great Barrier Reef
Fields of donut-shaped circular mounds created by the growth of Halimeda, a common green algae composed of living calcified segments
How slate shaped the land and people of Wales
A book describes the former world leading industry in South-Western Great Britain and its heritage
Statistical proof: alignment in stone circles oriented along astronomical knowledge of ancient times
More than this, the position of the stones also has a complex relationship with the surrounding landscape and the horizon
Geological data provide support for legendary Chinese „Great Flood“
Around 1920 BC, a natural dam in the Yellow River at Jishi Gorge broke and caused a disaster downstream leading to the Xia dynasty
How marble was used to make a political statement in ancient times
Dr. Christopher Dickensen of Oxford University is researching the history by analyzing pillars and monuments of Roman Greece
Scientists discover a new type of meteorite in the active Swedish Thorsberg limestone quarry
The piece of celestal stone dates form a massive asteroid collision 470 million years ago
Another long-forgotten civilization lost: underwater remains of an ancient Greek city are of natural origin
Alleged paved floors, courtyards and colonnades were created by geological phenomenon up to five million years ago
Underwater research near Naples: the marble used in Roman villas came from quarries in Carrara, Turkey and Greece
Scientists investigated the natural stone used for flooring in the today Archaeological Park of Baia
Peter’s Corner: The stone branch should present itself with emphasis on muse not muscle
Producers have only themselves to blame when accused of destroying the landscape