Leandro Uchoa (@leandroluchoa) - The formation of marble quarries begins with complex geological processes over millions of years. Marble is a metamorphic rock derived from limestone, which undergoes metamorphism due to exposure to high pressures and temperatures in the Earth's crust. These factors promote the recrystallization of carbonate minerals, such as calcite, giving marble its dense texture and uniform grain. Marble quarries are formed in regions where these metamorphic processes occur,