LESSON 1: HERITAGE AND CONSERVATION INTRODUCTION

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non-homogenous material made of mortar and stones or bricks

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masonry

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it is a composite material,

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masonry

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structural behavior depends both on the characteristics of single components and on interaction

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(masonry) composite material

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describes an extremely diversified system not only in terms of materials used but also of constructive technique

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masonry

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techniques

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this has been used since man gave up the nomadic lifestyle of a hunter-gatherer and began to build permanent structures for any of his domestic and cultural needs

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stone

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it is most used for its convenience, endurance, and visual impact

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stone

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stone as building material

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• natural occuring
• available in the form of blocks and can be cut in size required
• used it residential
• used in large palaces, temples around the world

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stone is classified into three main groups based on their origin of formation

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• igneous rocks
• sedimentary rocks
• metamorphic rocks

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natural source of building and decorative stones

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rock

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the solid part of the earth’s crust which is composed of inorganic subtance-materials

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rock

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any piece of rock detached from earth’s crust

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stone

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any natural material derived from rocks

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stone

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the art and craft of building im stoen, clay, brick, concrete blocks with or without the use of mortar

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masonry

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building with poured concrete with or without reinforcements is also

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masonry

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types of rocks

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igneous rocks
sedimentary rocks
metamorphic rocks

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these are rocks that solidified directly from molten silicates, which geologists call magma

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igneous rocks

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these are formed when igneous rocks are eroded as a sediments under the sea or riverbeds. fossils ade often merged in this solified layer

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sedimentary rocks

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these are made up of igneous rocks and sedimentary rocks of all ages which have been subjected to intense pressure and transform into different rock

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metamorphic rocks

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those that solidified directly from molten silicates which geologists call magma

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igneous rocks

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examples of igneous rocks

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granites
basalt
pumice and flint (a form of quartz)

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those formed from eroded igneous rocks deposited as a sediments under the sea or riverbeds merged and solidified often with fossils

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sedimentary rocks

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examples of sedimentary rocks

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limestones, chalks and sandstone

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those are made up of transformed igneous rocks and sedimentary rocks of different age which have been subjected to intense pressure

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metamorphic rocks

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examples of metamorphic rocks

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slate, marble and quartzite

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characteristics of igneous rocks

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• do not include any fossil deposits • include more than one mineral deposit • can be either glassy or coarse • usually dont react with acids

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characteristics of methamorphic rocks

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• harder and more compact than original igneous rocks • most are impermeable- they dont allow water to percolate through them having low porosity and high density • dont contain fossils as fossils will be destroyed during formation of metamorphic rocks

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characteristics of sedimentary rocks

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• resistant to erosion • contain fossils of plants and animals • non-crystalline in nature • cover over 75% of earth surface • may be well consolidated, poorly consolidated and elements and rock forming minerals • most of them are permeable depending on the ratio betwen voids and volume of given rock mass • characterized by different sizes of joints