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It is also the name of one of the best-known types of marble in the world and has been mined in Italy since the time of the Romans. Michelangelo and many other… more Stories about People ... Lieven Bauwens (1769–1822) Lieven Bauwens was an entrepreneur and industrial spy who spread new cotton manufacturing technologies from England to Belgium and France at a key point in the… more recently ... Welcome to our new members:Iglesias (Italy), Santa Barbara Mining TrailIvrea (Italy), Associazione Archivio Storico OlivettiHusseren-Wesserling (France), Wesserling Park Textile EcomuseumBeykoz (Turkey), Beykoz KunduraLa Louvière (Belgium), Museum of Mining and Sustainable Development World Heritage Site EXPLORE EUROPE'S INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE WITH ERIH Please activate video Cookies in order to watch this video open cookie preferences ERIH STANDS IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF UKRAINE ListenRussia invaded Ukraine with its army and annexed regions of the country. 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