Correction: December 16, 2000, Saturday An article on Dec. 6 about the revitalization of Stone Street in Lower Manhattan referred imprecisely to access through the Goldman , Sachsheadquarters at 85 Broad Street, built on a closed section of Stone Street.
He also used studio mock-ups of sections of the stone heads — "just enough to put the actors on so we could get down shots, up shots, side shots, whatever we needed," Mr. Boyle said.
From sections of foundation stones, the bases of two chimneys and remains of four cellars, the archaeologists determined the dimensions of the main house, a rectangle 53 by 37 feet, not counting the separate kitchen.
Back at his lab at the University of Wisconsin, Tyler sliced a thin section of the stone and placed it under a microscope.
In an accident during the making of a beer commercial last year, a cameraman crashed on to a sacred sundial called the Intihuatana, snapping off a small section of the stone.
Bruce Popkin, an architectural conservator at Thornton Tomasetti, the engineering and architectural firm supervising the project, said that in the course of inspection, he noticed that a section of the stone cornice was cracked along the edge for most of its 300-plus feet.
Apply the cement to the lower section of the stone and then place the upper section onto the lower.
There's a section in Made of Stone that is based around the Stone Roses' surprise warm-up gig at Parr Hall in Warrington, near Manchester.
Here, the millstone and the gearing were placed in a massive fixed tower, often circular in section and built of stone or brick.
