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1. Ancient Egyptian Quarries
   

   http://www.eeescience.utoledo.edu/Faculty/Harrell/Egypt/Quarries/Quarries_Menu.html
   Topographical and petrological survey of ancient egyptian quarries. James A. Harrell and V. Max Brown, Department of Geology, The University of Toledo, Ohio.
   374. Updated 16-Oct-1999 Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
2. Barre Granite Association
   

   http://www.barregranite.org/
   Local trade association. Includes member list.
   Location: USA (Vermont).
   2928. Updated 5-Dec-2005 Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
3. Bath Stone - a History of Quarrying
   

   http://bathstonequarries.mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/
   Bath limestone - history, uses, properties, geology, quarrying sites and methods.
   Location: UK.
   750. Updated 07-Aug-2000 by the link owner. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
4. Beer Quarry Caves
   

   http://www.beerquarrycaves.fsnet.co.uk/BEERQU~1/Beer_Quarry_Cx.html
   Underground quarry, worked since Roman times, which supplied Beer stone used in 24 cathedrals. Over 70 acres of underground workings where generations of local families earned their livings in appalling conditions by candlelight. One hour guided tours by trained guides, bring 2000 years of heritage vividly to life. See where contraband was hidden from the excise men during the smuggling days, where Catholics worshipped at a secret chapel in the reign of Henry VIII.Imagine yourself working here, and you will never see a cathedral whith the same eyes again.
   Location: UK (East Devon).
   1372. Updated 20-Jul-2006 by John Scott. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
5. Canadian Stone - Association - Canadienne De La Pierre
   

   http://www.stone.ca/
   The Association's primary mission is to sponsor and conduct activities and events aimed at promoting its members' products and services; to facilitate the exchange of information concerning the stone industry and to express members' views and interests known among regulatory and governmental bodies.
   L'Association s'est donnée comme mission première d'initier et de réaliser, pour ses membres, des activités visant à promouvoir leurs produits et services, à favoriser l'échange d'informations pertinentes à l'industrie de la pierre et faire valoir leurs intérêts auprès des autorités civiles et gouvernementales.
   Location: Canada.
   293. Updated 01-Sep-1999 by the link owner. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
   link unstable or dead (status code -1).
6. Custom Memorials
   

   http://www.custommemorials.com/
   Custom designed memorials hand-carved in marble, limestone and slate. By being a participant in the design process, you may find, as others have, a more meaningful sense of closure and acceptance. We will work together through this experience and produce a beautiful and unique memorial for your loved one.
   Location: USA (Vermont).
   2789. Updated 31-Aug-2005 by Wendy Fannin. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
7. FindStone
   

   http://www.findstone.com/
   Online marketplace for buyers and sellers.
   2853. Updated 11-Oct-2005 Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
8. indian templesculptor
   

   http://www.sthapathi.org/
   I M. Mathiyalagan introduced myself to the public at large as I am a highly experienced person, in Construction of Temple which are the ultimate for the spiritual purposes and protect the religious culture of India. Sthapathis of India are highly skilled in the construction of Temples the centers of religious culture of India, and preach the values of Dharma s of human life. I came from the family of Hereditary Sthapathis of South Indian (Tamil nadu), who built several Temples in Tamilnadu famous for Dravida style of Silpam, comprising Architecture and sculpture. I am also assisted by not less than 150 highly skilled silpis to my projects, which are readily available to go to any distance to shoulder the burdens and execution.
   Location: India (Tamil Nadu).
   2832. Updated 18-Oct-2005 by M.Mathiyalagan. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
9. Indiana Limestone Heritage Parks
   

   http://www.limestonepark.com/
   Dedicated to preserving the unique cultural and historical landscape created by the Indiana limestone industry in Lawrence and Monroe counties.
   Location: USA (Indiana).
   3075. Updated 23-Jun-2006 by Plato. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
10. Indiana Limestone Institute of America
    

    http://www.iliai.com/
    The Indiana Limestone Institute of America, Inc. serves the construction industry as a coordinating agency for the dissemination of accurate, unbiased information on limestone standards, recommended practices, grades, colors, finishes, and all technical data required for specifying, detailing, fabricating and erecting Indiana Limestone.
    Location: USA (Indiana).
    699. Updated 11-Jul-2000 Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
11. Institut Supérieur de Recherche et de Formation aux Métiers de la Pierre
    

    http://www.institut-de-la-pierre.com/
    Afin de démontrer l'intérêt de l'utilisation de la pierre dans la construction et la décoration, l'Institut de la Pierre s'est fixé pour mission d'être l'initiateur de rencontres réunissant notamment des tailleurs de pierre, des concepteurs et des décideurs.
    Location: France (Midi-Pyrénées).
    2467. Updated 11-Oct-2004 Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
12. Knockdown Stone, Cotswold Stone
    

    http://knockdownstone-cotswold-stone.com/
    Providing traditionally finished Cotswold stone of the very finest quality, to local UK and international customers.
    Location: UK (Gloucestershire).
    2770. Updated 25-Aug-2005 by Colin Lewis. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
13. Les artisans de pierres de Oued Amlil au Maroc
    

    http://www.artisan-de-pierres-maroc.com/
    It's a site about arts of workers of Oued Amlil, a city in Morocco.
    Location: Morocco.
    3531. Updated 8-Feb-2008 by Hamid. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
14. LITOMINAS - Limestone made in Brazil
    

    http://www.litominas.com.br/
    LITOMINAS is a limestone tile producer from Fortaleza, Brazil. We offer high-quality calibrated limestone tiles and slabs in all requested sizes. Furthermore we offer Medieval Bricks and Sculptured Art. Our limestone comes directly from our own quarries.
    Location: Brazil.
    2750. Updated 15-Jul-2005 by Kentaro Mazur. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
15. Litos Online
    

    http://www.litosonline.com/
    Business magazine for the natural stone industry,
    Location: Spain.
    2972. Updated 15-Dec-2005 Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
16. Macaedis Urban Stone
    

    http://www.macaedis.com/indexEn.htm
    Macaedis makes outdoor and street furniture in quality Spanish natural stone. All our pieces are specially created by architects and designers to discover new possibilities of natural stone. Macaedis also works with designers and sculptors in special projects, making single custom-sized products with the quality of the best Spanish marble, travertine, sandstone and limestone. We are experienced joining natural stone with other materials and the most advanced technological components.
    Location: Spain (Almería).
    2825. Updated 20-Jul-2006 by Mari Carmen Artero. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
17. Marble Institute of America
    

    http://www.marble-institute.com/
    The Marble Institute of America (MIA), the international association for the natural stone industry, serves as the most trusted resource on standards of natural stone workmanship and practice. It vigorously promotes the use of natural stone in commercial and residential settings on behalf of its members worldwide. Benefits of membership include professional prestige, expert technical guidance, Internet marketing exposure on MIA web sites, group buying discounts, savings on MIA technical and promotional publications, advertising opportunities within MIA's monthly newsletter, networking opportunities, and discounted admission to StonExpo, the premier trade show of the natural stone industry.
    Location: USA.
    291. Updated 03-Apr-2003 by Garis F. Distelhorst. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
18. Marble Workers Manual 1856
    

    http://www.quarriesandbeyond.org/articles_and_books/marble_workers_manual/mwh-contents.html
    Designed for the Use of Marble-Workers, Builders, and Owners of Houses. Containing practical information respecting marbles in general; their cutting, working, and polishing; veneering of marble; painting upon and coloring of marble; mosaics; composition and use of artificial marble, stuccos, cements, receipts, secrets, etc., etc. Translated from the French, By M. L. Booth, with an Appendix Concerning American Marbles. Sheldon, Blakeman & Co., New-York, 1856.
    Location: USA (California).
    1723. Updated 15-Jan-2008 by Peggy B. Perazzo. Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
19. Marmo Online
    

    http://www.marmo.it/
    Italian marble portal.
    Location: Italy.
    2475. Updated 12-Oct-2004 Last checked 5-Jul-2008.
20. Men of the Stones
    

    http://www.menofthestones.org.uk/professionalclassical.php?page=The%20Society
    A society advocating the use of stone and other natural and local building materials for encouraging craftsmanship and preserving good architectural qualities.
    Location: UK.
    2860. Updated 13-Nov-2005 Last checked 5-Jul-2008.

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