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Limestone

usgb/ˈlaɪmstəʊn/Volume
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Geological Origin

Limestone forms from marine organisms' remains, imbuing it with historical significance.

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Geologists study limestone to understand Earth's history.
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Construction Material

Limestone is valued in construction for its durability and aesthetic appeal.

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Many cathedrals boast intricate limestone carvings.
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Cultural Landmark

Because it's used in iconic structures, limestone can be a symbol of heritage.

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Tourists visit the limestone ruins of ancient civilizations.
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