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Photographs
of English stone and stone buildings are available here.
Please credit English Stone forum.
Pictures of stone roofs are available
here (external link).
How
small is a small quarry?
Minerals Policy Statement 1 (MPS1)
“Planning and minerals” refers to building stone quarries in terms of small
and large scale operations. However it does not provide definitions of
these, leaving that to the discretion of individual Mineral Planning Authorities.
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England's
Heritage in Stone published
The English Stone Forum 2008
To request a review copy email Terry
The papers presented at the 2005
conference covering the historic use of stone, conservation practice, supply
of stone, and planning issues associated with the use of indigenous stone. |
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England's
Heritage in Stone Peter Doyle, Geoconservation Commission
Historical
Perspective of Conservation, Chris Wood, English Heritage
Building
Stone as a Resource Tim Yates Building Research Establishment
Vernacular
Slate and Stone Roofs in England, Terry Hughes, Slate and Stone Consultants
The development
of the Victorian Stone Industry, Graham Lott, British Geological Survey
Vernacular
Stone Buildings in Northamptonshire, Diana S. Sutherland
A Geologist's
Guide to Building, Stone Eric Robinson
Limestone
Petrography and Durability in English Jurassic Freestones Tim Palmer,
University of Wales, Aberystwyth
Field
Guide to the Upper Permian Cadeby Formation (Magnesian limestone) of Yorkshire,
G K Lott and A H Cooper
Hopton
Wood Stone, England's premier decorative stone. Ian Thomas National Stone
Centre
Conference
Abstracts
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