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is lazurite (25% ... Afghanistan was the source of lapis for the ancient Egyptian 
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Lazuli... [DOC] [TLE] * Lapis (Jewelry) - Definition,meaning - Online Encyclopedia - MiMi.hu [PAR] Lapis Lazuli, is the blue rock loved by the ancients, from Mesopotamia, to Egypt 
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and sodalite. ... It is an attractive blue stone commonly used in decorative carving
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The chief component is lasurite, which gives this stone its typical, gleaming blue 
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-- hauyne, nosean, and sodalite per se -- along with or in lieu of the lazurite. ... 
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receives its blue color from the mineral lazurite and the pyrite present within the 
rock will sometimes dot ... The first is as a decorative stone. ... Both the ancient 
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has been known since Roman times that specimens of vermilion darken .... An 
ancient pigment, used throughout the Middle East and Asia through the late ..... 
the blue cubic mineral called lazurite, which is the essential constituent of the 
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Question: Lazurite is the chief mineral of this decorative blue rock used since ancient times
Answer: Lapis lazuli