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Peperino is an
Italian word
describing a
brown or grey
volcanic tuff,
containing fragments of
basalt and limestone, with
disseminated crystals of augite...
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Hills that
contain the
lakes Albano and Nemi. The
hills are
composed of
peperino (lapis alb****), a
variety of tuff that is
useful for
construction and...
- and it is made of
blocks of
peperino up to at 11 meters,
blocks in
limestone up to 22
meters and then
again blocks of
peperino in the last few meters. The...
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ancient gates.
Apart from agriculture, Viterbo's main
resources are pottery,
peperino stone, and wood. The town is home to the
Italian gold reserves, an important...
- in
Pianura and
Soccavo are exhausted.
Campanian piperno is a
cousin to
peperino tuff from Lazio. Calcaterra, Domenico; Cappelletti, Piergiulio; Langella...
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Wikipedia article at [[:it:
Peperino]]; see its
history for attribution. You may also add the
template {{Translated|it|
Peperino}} to the talk page. For more...
- Marra, F.; Palladino, D. M.; Licht, O. A. Boni (July 2022). "The
peperino rocks:
historical and
volcanological overview".
Bulletin of Volcanology...
- Severans.
Peperino tufa (podium
faced with
matching white marble) was used for the
cella wall that
features behind the colonnade.
Blocks of
peperino were left...
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partly chambers with
frescoes on the walls,
partly cubical blocks of
peperino,
hollowed out, with
grooved lids. The
objects found within them consist...
- that they used to
create walls in a
pattern known as opus reticulatum.
Peperino has been used in Rome and
Naples as a
building stone, is a
trachyte tuff...
