Wainfare

Mineral

Limestone

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A sedimentary rock quarried widely across England, especially along the belt of Jurassic stone from Dorset to Lincolnshire. Good limestone could be cut into fine building blocks ('freestone') and carved; poorer stone went into rubble walling or was burned to make lime. For their greatest buildings, such as Canterbury Cathedral and the Tower of London, the Normans also imported pale Caen stone from Normandy by sea.

Sources: canterbury-archaeology.org.uk · historicengland.org.uk

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