Disappearance of the Limestone Architectural Heritage in Central Poland - Trends and Challenges

Gorączko, Marcin; Gorączko, Aleksandra

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/471/8/082021

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“…In recent years, a dramatic increase in the deterioration of the structure of our stone-built heritage was documented as part of the interaction between stone and climatic conditions [2]. Some authors previously predicted the evolution of specific types of lithologies caused by climate change over the next century using different kinds of laboratory experiments and models, concluding that many historic places will experience the deterioration of their historic buildings [3] and their subsequent disappearance if no action is taken to prevent this outcome [4].…”

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The Value of Natural Stones to Gain in the Cultural and Geological Diversity of Our Global Heritage

Pereira

2023

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The use of stone to build shelters was an important step in terms of ensuring buildings’ durability and security in pre-historic times. It was also an acknowledgment of power and grandeur when societies demonstrated their respect for their leaders and gods by building stone monuments. For this reason, cathedrals, churches, and other magnificent religious monuments were built around the globe; however, the importance of the stone used in their construction itself is not sufficiently appreciated as the key factor ensuring the endurance of these historic buildings. While Western countries have long used iconic buildings to promote their heritage and advance in other socio-economic aspects, including tourism, other regions are yet to take full advantage of this outlook, even though their monumental structures may be equally impressive. Those important monuments are built of stone, which were referred to as Heritage Stones by some research groups, and their recognition would showcase the cultural and geological diversity of the world. However, there are many stones of heritage importance from geographic areas that are under-represented in the scientific literature and the work of research groups. This paper presents a review of the degree of geographical diversity in the recognition of stones and their heritage value.

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The Value of Natural Stones to Gain in the Cultural and Geological Diversity of Our Global Heritage

Pereira

2023

Heritage

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Disappearance of the Limestone Architectural Heritage in Central Poland - Trends and Challenges

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The Value of Natural Stones to Gain in the Cultural and Geological Diversity of Our Global Heritage

The Value of Natural Stones to Gain in the Cultural and Geological Diversity of Our Global Heritage

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