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Oriental alabaster

Alabaster is a form of gypsum (hydrated calcium sulfate q.v), occurring as a fine-grained, massive mineral which is used as an ornamental stone. It can become coloured, a property dependent on associated minerals - for example, hematite q.v.) will impart a red colour. Oriental alabaster is a term for a stalagmitic variety of calcite q.v) characterised by well-marked banding it should therefore not be confused with alabaster proper. [Pg.3]

Alabaster, oriental Making decorative objects Calcium carbonate Easily shaped and polished... [Pg.81]

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