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Deutsch: Treppenhaus im Neuen Schloss in Stuttgart. Ein Großteil der Ausschmückung sind Steine des so genannten "Böttinger Marmor" (Onyx). Die gut polierbaren Steine sind feingebänderter Kalk, ausgeschieden aus dem warmen Karst-Quellwasser einer senkrechten Quellspalte eines schon im Miozän erloschenen Vulkans vom Typ "Schwäbischer Vulkan". Das Dorf Böttingen (bei Münsingen), Schwäbische Alb, ist eine Siedlung im Krater des Vulkans. |
| Date | Taken on 16 March 2013 |
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