Granite Slab
A granite slab is a large, thick sheet of natural granite stone typically used for countertops, but in a nature wilderness context, it refers to a flat rock outcrop; retail prices are for quarried countertop slabs sold to consumers.
Fun Fact
Ancient Romans used granite slabs or pieces of wood as the earliest manhole covers in the 1st century AD to seal entryways to underground sewage trenches.
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