Examples of using Basalt in English and their translations into Hebrew
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uncovered in the palace, and at the top of the stairs leading to the entrance there are two giant basalt pillars.
volcanic rock in Iceland, which sped up a natural process that turns basalt into carbonate minerals,
to the east of W7193, lay a thick tumble of large basalt boulders.
And a look in the opposite direction reveals the wild, furrowed basalt landscape of the Golan Heights.
The channel was covered with basalt fieldstones bonded with plaster(W20) and was filled with a layer of gray travertine soil(L39) that contained a few small basalt fieldstones and potsherds.
This wine, made from 100% Roussanne is cultivated on basalt soil in the winery's vineyards at an elevation of 900 meters in the northern Golan Heights.
Wall 15, preserved two courses high, was built of basalt fieldstones and founded on top of Floor 118.
it is composed primarily of basalt, which is formed by cooling lava.
A layer of white plaster covering the basalt floor in Room E3C9, looking northwest.
The work was built of basalt and earth and Smithson, who used a bulldozer to scratch and cut the landscape,
An igneous rock such as basalt will break down
Hydrated aluminum silicates with basalt found primarily in the southern Colorado River Basin.
Next to most of the buildings were round pits that were dug in the ground and lined with basalt(Fig. 3), without plaster or a floor.
incorporate the wild nature of the Golan Heights and built of basalt, decorative plants and wood finishes.
they discovered that black basalt stones heated by sunlight
The basalt rocks scattered throughout the museum space resembled the archeological findings of a post-apocalyptic culture,
baring original basalt rock walls from 1917, or stay in exclusive rooms that served the British mandatory"Green Howard" brigade and"Hagana" fighters during the war of independence.
The wall was founded on top of the basalt bedrock and the plaster remains; thus,
Fully built of yellow basalt along with concrete and notable for its Indo-Saracenic design,
the hostel's northwestern wing, which had been renovated in the mid-twentieth century, were no paving stones and three basalt column drums, whose use is unclear, were placed in the exposed soil.