Nubis Lake Erie

"Nubis Lake Erie" is characterized by its lined surface, which includes a mix of different shades of gray.

€1,300.00

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Length: 730 mm
Width: 410 mm
Weight: 11.3 kg
Age: 180
Alignment: Upright
Colour shade: Grey , White
Geometrie: Geschwungen
Mirror image: No
Size category: M
Topics: Thunderstorm , Waters
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Product information "Nubis Lake Erie"
"Nubis Lake Erie" is characterized by its lined surface, which includes a mix of different shades of gray. The marble processed in the STEINBILD "Nubis Lake Erie" was formed about 180 million years ago in the Pangaean era.
Age: 180
Alignment: Upright
Colour shade: Grey, White
Geometrie: Geschwungen
Mirror image: No
Size category: M
Topics: Thunderstorm, Waters

At the time when the natural stone of this STEINBILD was formed, mountain building took place around the Pacific Ocean. Subduction of the Pacific plates started the unfolding of the Andes. Regression in Central Europe due to the recession of the sea. Pangaea finally broke apart.

Mineralogy

The first flowering plants emerged and the high rainfall ensured expansion of the plant world. This created dense, lush tropical forests with more flowering plants. Due to the strong reef formation, hexacorals, mussels, crinoids and echinoderms appeared. In addition, the Archaeopteryx (prehistoric bird) is well developed with feathers and skeleton during this time.

180 million years

Rock age

 

Marble

Type of stone

 

Serpetinite

Subgroup

 

Magnesium, silicon, calcium, iron

Main constituent

At the time when the natural stone of this STEINBILD was formed, mountain building took place around the Pacific Ocean. Subduction of the Pacific plates started the unfolding of the Andes. Regression in Central Europe due to the recession of the sea. Pangaea finally broke apart.

Mineralogy

The first flowering plants emerged and the high rainfall ensured expansion of the plant world. This created dense, lush tropical forests with more flowering plants. Due to the strong reef formation, hexacorals, mussels, crinoids and echinoderms appeared. In addition, the Archaeopteryx (prehistoric bird) is well developed with feathers and skeleton during this time.

180 million years

Rock age

 

Marble

Type of stone

 

Serpetinite

Subgroup

 

Magnesium, silicon, calcium, iron

Main constituent