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, Meleke (Melekeh, Malaki, hebr. אבן ירושלמי … Meleke (Melekeh, Malaki, hebr. אבן ירושלמית (['even jəruʃal'mɪt]), Jerusalem-Stein / Jerusalem stone) ist ein weißer Kalkstein (Biosparit) und für die Architektur im alten und modernen Jerusalem prägend. Er wurde seit der Epoche von König Herodes intensiv als Baumaterial verwendet; die bisher umfangreichste Verarbeitung erfolgte im Herodianischen Tempel. Der Name stammt vom arabisch-hebräischen Wort für königlich.m arabisch-hebräischen Wort für königlich.
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, Meleke (Melekeh, Malaki, hebr. אבן ירושלמי … Meleke (Melekeh, Malaki, hebr. אבן ירושלמית (['even jəruʃal'mɪt]), Jerusalem-Stein / Jerusalem stone) ist ein weißer Kalkstein (Biosparit) und für die Architektur im alten und modernen Jerusalem prägend. Er wurde seit der Epoche von König Herodes intensiv als Baumaterial verwendet; die bisher umfangreichste Verarbeitung erfolgte im Herodianischen Tempel. Der Name stammt vom arabisch-hebräischen Wort für königlich.m arabisch-hebräischen Wort für königlich.
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