Weathering and its role in changing the philosophical, historical and cultural value of stone architecture
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Managing risk for our heritage is an extremely diverse and challenging task, refl ecting the vast diversity of history, style, art and culture. We have many diff erent types of monuments made of diff erent materials, the age of which is estimated at centuries, and which are in completely diff erent conditions. Air pollution is just one of the risks that threaten this legacy, and often may not be the most pressing. In addition, there is another complication that weathering occurs naturally, and it is often believed to contribute to a sense of age and serenity, which is fundamental to how we value our ancient buildings. However, the damage caused is real, measurable and in many cases obvious. Historically, industrial development has left a legacy of faceless statues and blackened buildings. Initially, this was a relatively local problem (the damage was caused by emissions from local sources), but the broader scope of the problem was recognized after studies of acid rain in the 1970s.
- Мохамед Хассан Ахмед
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