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Beola Grigia
Granitoid orthogneiss, grey in colour, with homogeneous medium to fine grain-size (coarser than the Beola Ghiandonata). Equigranular foliated texture and rare mineralogical lineation. The medium-grained micas define the spaced cleavage. Mineralogical composition: quartz, K-feldspar (microcline), plagioclase, biotite and muscovite (similar in abundance), rare chlorite and epidote. |
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| THE HISTORICAL STONES |
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Domodossola
The beolas is the most practical and right material for the local building trade (but not only), and this is efficiently demonstrated by every local administration in the valley.
Domodossola has a concrete example: all pedestrian walkways were built using beolas; the oldest buildings too are, totally, built with beolas. Beolas were used for walls, gardens, building balconies, terraces, shelves, doors and windows frame and even rooves. 
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