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The study of stone for conservation purposes: Lecce stone (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio))
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- The study of stone for conservation purposes: Lecce stone (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio)) (literal)
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- 2013-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- 10.1144/SP391.8 (literal)
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ANGELA CALIA, MARISA LAURENZI TABASSO, ANNA MARIA MECCHI &
GIOVANNI QUARTA (2013)
The study of stone for conservation purposes: Lecce stone
The Geological Society of London, London (Regno Unito) in Stone in Historic Buildings: Characterization and Performance, 2013
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- ANGELA CALIA, MARISA LAURENZI TABASSO, ANNA MARIA MECCHI &
GIOVANNI QUARTA (literal)
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- Stone in Historic Buildings: Characterization and Performance (literal)
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- The study of stone for conservation purposes: Lecce stone (literal)
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- Cassar, J., Winter, M. G., Marker, B. R., Walton, N. R. G., Entwisle, D. C., Bromhead, E. N. & (literal)
- Abstract
- Lecce stone is a fine bio-calcarenite, widely used in the Salento region (southern Italy)
as a constituent material of the large-scale built cultural heritage. This stone is affected by serious
deterioration problems, such as alveolization and biological attack. The extensive conservation
work carried out over the last few decades has promoted large-scale studies of various
aspects related to the stone's characteristics, its resources, and associated decay and conservation
problems.
The paper reviews the main features of 'Lecce stone', addressing the following points: distribution
of the quarries, including quarrying and carving techniques; mineralogical-petrographical
and physical-mechanical characteristics of the extracted materials; use of the stone from antiquity
until modern times; morphology of decay and, most importantly, decay factors; conservation treatments
(products, tools and techniques), with particular reference to case studies of Baroque monuments;
and systematic monitoring of monuments treated in the last 20 years. Given the wide
spectrum of activities conducted in connection with Lecce monuments, and the stone from
which they are built, they may be regarded as a suitable model for the study and management of
monumental heritage in terms of its preservation. (literal)
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