Istrian stone

E905476

Istrian stone is a dense, light-colored limestone from the Istrian Peninsula, historically prized in Venetian and Adriatic architecture for its durability and resistance to weathering.

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Label Occurrences
Istrian stone canonical 2

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf building material
dimension stone
limestone
category Limestone building stone
Stones of Croatia NERFINISHED
color light-colored
composedMostlyOf calcium carbonate
exportedTo Venice NERFINISHED
other Adriatic ports
foundIn Istrian Peninsula NERFINISHED
geologicalAge Eocene
hardens on exposure to air
hasQuality dense
durable
easily workable when freshly quarried
fine-grained
frost-resistant
homogeneous texture
low-porosity
wear-resistant
weather-resistant
historicallyPrizedBy Venetian Republic NERFINISHED
quarriedIn Croatia NERFINISHED
Slovenia NERFINISHED
quarriedNear Pazin NERFINISHED
Poreč NERFINISHED
Rovinj NERFINISHED
resistantTo atmospheric pollution
marine environment
saltwater spray
usedExtensivelyIn Piran NERFINISHED
Poreč NERFINISHED
Rovinj NERFINISHED
Trieste NERFINISHED
Venice NERFINISHED
usedIn Adriatic coastal architecture
Venetian architecture NERFINISHED
bridges
church facades
columns
cornices
door frames
foundations
palace facades
paving
quays
steps
waterfront embankments
window frames

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Tiberius Bridge materialUsed Istrian stone
Arsenale di Venezia materialUsed Istrian stone