Stones that speak

Stones that speak

by Shaun Provencher

Part of Terra firma

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.among the many historic resources in Massachusetts are stone features of various types; the purpose of this publication is to bring awareness to this often unappreciated and misunderstood historic resource type.”; discusses Identification (Cellar Holes and Foundations, Dry Laid Stone Walls, Wells, Vertical Stone Features, Slab Bridge/Stone Culverts, Quarry Sites, Kilns, Dams and Raceways) // Using Historic Maps to Date Sites // Threats to Stone Features (Vegetation, Development, Theft, Vandalism and Indirect Damage) // Protection Strategies (Maintenance and Stabilization, Vegetation Removal, Legal Advocacy, Scenic Roads Act, Local Historic Districts, Education and Interpretation, Monitoring; includes a list of useful resources.

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