Mines
Marble Mines
Famous Carrara marble mines
Lucca (Carrara) · Early Medieval · 100% · Italy · Catholic.
Attika marble mines
Athens (Attika) · Early Medieval · 100% · Byzantium · Orthodox.
Belgian limestone
Namur (Namur) · Early Medieval · 25% · Germania · Catholic.
Belgian limestone
Tournai (Tournai) · Early Medieval · 25% · Germania · Catholic.
Macael mines. Known in the Muslim world up to Goa, but probably at most a fraction of Carrara
Almeria (Macael) · Early Medieval · 50% · Iberia (Muslim) · Muwalladi.
Alentejo-Extremadura marble. Probably already used in Al-Andalus, but unknown how much was exported
Elvas (Alentejo) · Early Medieval · 25% · Iberia (Muslim) · Muwalladi.
Alabaster Mines
Alabaster is a cheap substitute of marble for sculptures.
Dove and Trent Valley. The best known, worked from the 12th c.
Castleton (Trent) · High Medieval · 25% · Britannia · Catholic.
For Sarral. Earliest/best representative of Crown of Aragon alabaster [Kloppmann et al. 2017]
Urgell (Sarral) · High Medieval · 25% · Iberia (Christian) · Catholic.
For Notre-Dame-de-Mésage. Supplied part of French needs [Kloppmann et al. 2017]
Grenoble (Mésage) · High Medieval · 25% · Francia · Catholic.