Sentence examples for preservation of stone from inspiring English sources
The preservation of stone elements is crucial for the continuity of these structures.
Secondly, this study illustrates one of the common problems encountered by conservators dealing with the preservation of stone heritage: the interaction of human interventions (from cleaning to esthetic and/or conservative treatments) and environmental conditions with the stone and with each other.
For preservation of stones used in Cultural Heritage, affected by weathering processes that threaten their cohesion and mechanical properties, the application of consolidants is a common practice.
However, due to the weathering of the stone materials, the further preservation of historic stones is endangered.
Now, at 56, he is the North American representative of the Dry Stone Walling Association of Great Britain, a group dedicated to the art and preservation of dry laid stone.
"We're actually in a renaissance of stone wall appreciation and preservation," said James Garvin, the state architectural historian in New Hampshire.
The most effective methods of stone processing that protect the stone surface and maximum preservation of gloss and lightness for different aggressive environments were determined.
The absence of hominin remains can be attributed to biases towards the preservation of larger animals, the effects of fragmentation and the absence or rarity of stone suitable for making stone tools.
It is an interesting option when the preservation of the original material is the priority since it prevents the full replacement of stone blocks [14].
The women of a household cared for young children; cultivated spring-irrigated gardens; produced fine baskets and pottery; had charge of the preservation, storage, and cooking of food; and cared for certain clan fetishes (sacred objects carved of stone).
