The history of marble from the Roman age until today
The Apuan Alps, a unique mountain range in Tuscany, are globally renowned for their "white gold" — the famous Carrara marble. From antiquity to...
The Sleeping Giant in Greece’s Naxos
A giant ancient statue is lying on its back for centuries on a hill at the Greek island of Naxos.
The Kouros of Apollonas, also...
Marble Technologies and Avant-gardes
The Marble sector is one of the oldest active sectors that as such, through the centuries has seen changes, innovations and the introduction of...
Arch of Galerius: The Iconic Monument of Thessaloniki’s Cultural Heritage
The Arch of Galerius, widely known as Kamara, stands as one of Thessaloniki’s most iconic monuments, blending architectural grandeur with historical significance. Constructed in...
Carrara marble: an excellence known all over the world
One of the most appreciated materials in the world
One of the most popular materials in italy and also one of the most used by...
Marble machinery from over a century ago emerges from quarry
Obscured by dense vegetation that prevented it from being seen for decades, it has now come to light, causing people to cry out for...
The Past and Future of Marble Sculpting: Art Beyond the Ages
Marble sculpting is an art form that has stood the test of time, with evidence of its existence dating back to prehistoric times. From...
The Use of Marble in Architecture: Classy Material for the Ages
Marble is a precious rock that has many different properties. There are very few rocks like it. The biggest reason why this rock is...
Who built Stonehenge? A brand new British Museum exhibition brings us closer to the...
The famous stone circle of Stonehenge in the English countryside is an instantly recognisable prehistoric monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Ancient humans first...
Cobblestone and Sandstone Bring a Slice of History
European cobblestones have withstood centuries of hoof beats and carriage wheels, and they’re still going strong.
The stones, set in place 100 to 400 years...
