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Head of King Khafra, Old Kingdom, 4th Dynasty, reign of Khafra, ca. 2550 BC. Travertine, 20.4 x 12.5

frankfosterphotography:sky, clouds and peaks, Trona Pinnacles, Searles Valley, California.

Travertine Terraces at sunset, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park: © riverwindphoto

unrar:Dazzling calcium carbonate travertine pools at Pamukkale, Turkey, by Nigel Hicks.  

grandegyptianmuseum:Ancient Egyptian travertine objectsFrom front left: a cosmetic spoon with the ha

by Bernardo Ricci Armani on Flickr.St. Paul Cathedral on the top of Beirut, Lebanon.

disease:IGOR MITORAJ / ASCLEPIOS / 1988[bronze with green patina; on travertine base | 18.5 x 11 x 3

{Dressed in a palette of cashmere travertine, solid walnut, aged brass and blackened steel – I could

fernsandmoss: Travertine hot springs at Pamukkale

boneandpapyrus:Mummy and mask of KhnumhotepMiddle Kingdom, ca. 1981–1802 B.C.From Egypt, Middle Egyp

aayla: travertine. hot springs, oregon

debra-dustjacket: travertine tiles | liz prater

Travertine ushabti (with painted hieroglyphics) of the 19th Dynasty pharaoh Siptah (r. ca. 1197-1191

ART FOR SALE!One of a kind 3" x 6" print transfer on travertine marble tile$35 + $10 shipp

SunriseThis photo of a sunrise over Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park is delightful e

Don’t have a SeatHot springs commonly form either on silicate rocks, like most of the crust, o

Travertine terraces at PamukkaleYesterday we covered these hot springs in Turkey (see tinyurl

Sunset over the travertine terraces of Pamukkale, Turkey (by AleAnna).

 by christophe_cerisier on Flickr.The beautiful travertine pools of Band-e-Amir lakes in Afghan

fossilera:A stunning fossil freshwater crab preserved in travertine. Travertine is a type of limesto

Mono Lake, California.Anyone who has visited or seen pictures of the Tufa structures at Mono Lake ha

aayla: travertine. hot springs, oregon

desimonewayland:Sarcophagus and lid with husband and wife (350–300 BC), Etruscan; Travertine,

Travertine mud and dharma bumming in Bridgeport. @beefontherock #hotsprings

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