Stone Patterns On The Walls Of The Old City In Jerusalem Royalty-Free Stock Photography

The stone, popularly called “Jerusalem,” is limestone. This widespread calcium carbonate rock is known as a convenient building material, like a stone that wears easily and unevenly, forming caves in it, as a source of fossilized shells. The stone that is mined today in the quarries in the north and east of the city continues cover the walls, stairs and houses of the City with durable leather. And every summer evening, when it gets a little cool, you can lean against it and warm up with the warmth absorbed during the day.