I found two names for this quarry. I do not know which is the correct one if any… Roccho Cuerbo  means Curved Rock. The name was given to a rock (see picture) laying near the road to Praly.
Saout dâ Loup means Wolf’s Jump and is linked to legends that state that in this narrow passage it was common that convoys were assaulted.
Early in the 20^th century, Mr. Rossetti started the quarry. After the activity ceased, a big cavern remained which is still visible.
The marble was taken down hill to the place called La Réiso or The Saw because there was a primitive saw used to cut the blocks in useful and transportable sizes.
The special feature of this quarry is that t is mostly underground. As opposed to talc which is – in this area – always collected underground, marble is always but in this case collected out side.
There are many places where blocks were cut one of them is the cavern.