The phrase "stone workers" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "The stone workers built a beautiful monument to commemorate the fallen soldiers."
Near him, last week, stone workers were puzzling over the key patch: a circular red Rojo Alicante marble medallion that is the centerpiece of the monumental staircase.
For years, dozens of stone workers in Ayodhya and in Rajasthan have been carving pillars that are meant to hold up the Ram temple.
This is the second time that he, Mr. Power and many of the other stone workers have installed the grand staircase in the Winter Garden.
They developed sophisticated agricultural and irrigation systems for farming, and were excellent engineers and stone workers.
Our results highlight how the prehistoric Rapanui were sophisticated Polynesian stone workers who developed multiple tool reduction sequences for several types of basaltic material, creating unique anthropogenic landscapes in the process.
Bhawani Singh, 28, a stone worker at the park, sipping tea near the boundary wall said, "It is not proper to cover the statues.
The sculptures were actually modeled in another material and then cast in a faux-marble composite, but they look as if they were made by a Renaissance stone worker.
"The Great Pyramid is right there," my guide said proudly and recited a ledger of stones, workers and years.
Bastu Rege, founder of Santulan, an organisation that works for the rights of informal stone quarry workers in India, faces a unique challenge.
The directors negotiate with the local authorities and insurance companies, so that the stonemasons, for example, must wear goggles when they cut or chisel stone, and workers must wear steel-toed boots.
For entrepreneur-activists like Bastu Rege, whose work largely involves directly working with the government to bring about a change in national policy to benefit stone quarry workers, there is no option but to push for change.
