White Marble

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Bright
white,  without veins or shadows.

They are
exported to many Arabic and European countries.

They are
well known from ancient time used to build Parthenonas in Athens.

This
marble was used among others,  at the
Byzantine Empire for the construction of department of church of Agia Sofia in
Konstantinoupolis and at the Mosque of Medina, 
Saudi Arabia.