The use of marble has been known during ancient times, which knew luxurious buildings and palaces decorated with works and statues of marble, and history has recorded that marble was used in many uses in all ages that knew civilization. Herodotus described the pyramids of Giza as being covered with glazed marble, which gave them beauty and grandeur. It was mentioned in the Torah that marble was used in building the temples of Jerusalem, and this proves that marble has been known from more than thousands of years BC. Marble was the artists’ means of expression, whether in architecture, sculpture, buildings of ancient Greece and statues of Rome. The pharaohs knew marble in Egypt for more than 5 thousand years. It was used in cladding the pyramids and in building temples, palaces of kings and their statues, obelisks and pillars of temples.