travertin's Usage Examples:

a wall of travertine, leading to a grotto in which streams of hot water gushed forth to release a noxious exhalation".

street and the skyline" saying that its "blunt mass" is made "all the more graceless" by its travertine curtain wall.

Geothermally heated hot springs sometimes produce similar (but less porous) carbonate deposits, which are known as travertine.

Members of the Goodwin group noted "petrifactions", travertine-encased rocks and twigs that looked like fossils, hence.

Italy and India, yellow and greenish onyx, white limestone, red and white travertin and blue lapis lazuli.

base of the present remains, it can arguably be classified as a simple postern, framed with travertine, whose most interesting characteristic is the presence.

While in the old courts there was parquetry flooring, travertine flooring was employed in the new galleries for both permanent and temporary exhibitions.

light fittings, travertine and tiled flooring, and ceilings of polished obeche wood.

salt, gypsum, zeolites, diatomites bentonitic clays, lithographic stone, abradants, mineral paints, cement raw materials, travertine, marbles, motley conglomerates.

is geologically described as either a compact banded travertine or "a stalagmitic limestone marked with patterns of swirling bands of cream and brown".

travertine, marbles, motley conglomerates, granites, basalts, perlites, slags, pumices and others.

with travertine from cave deposits, which is commonly referred to as "onyx marble" (Maltese: oniċe) or "Gozo alabaster", although these names are incorrect.