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Hundreds of mysterious engraved “sun stones” unearthed in Denmark may have been ceremonially buried because a volcanic eruption in about 2900 BC made the sun disappear. A total of 614 stone ...

In 1877, the building was described as “a kind of national palace, or drawing room for the nation,” and it drips with alabaster, marble ... only Black pupil, he carved his name in a pew ...

Ad Deir, or the Monastery, is one of Petra's many facades carved out of sandstone in Wadi Musa, Jordan. As visitors enter Petra from the winding gorge known as the Siq, they first behold the ...

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What Is Alabaster and How Was It Used in Ancient Times? Alabaster is a mineral composed of calcium sulfate dihydrate—otherwise known as gypsum. For centuries, craftsmen have used the smooth, ...

FAMILY IS IN MOURNING OVER THE LOSS OF A 14 YEAR OLD BOY WHO DIED AFTER BEING HURT IN AN ATV CRASH. ALABASTER POLICE SAY THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED EARLIER TODAY ON MAYVIEW COURT. THE CORONER’S OFFICE ...

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To be used to bless medals, small crucifixes, statues, or pictures that will be displayed elsewhere than in a church or chapel; scapulars, rosaries, and other articles used for religious devotions.