The poster shows a collection of decorative stones extracted over the last fifty years in Sardinia. The term decorative stone is used generically to refer to all natural stones that can be used as decorative material, mainly for cladding and covering and secondarily in a structural role. The term ornamental stone is also used. The international industry term is dimension stones. Reflecting multiple geological events, the lithological Sardinian landscape has offered and still offers a remarkably wide range of possibilities for researching and gathering decorative stones, according to varying requirements, the main being chromaticism and workability, not forgetting other important characteristics such as hardness and durability. The survey in the Regional Plan of Mining Activities (Piano Regionale delle Attività Estrattive - P.R.A.E.) for the Autonomous Region of Sardinia (Regional Law 30/89) identified eight “Dimension stone producing areas”, each of which features quarries for petrographically homogeneous rock types: granite (4), limestone (1), volcanic rocks (2, basalt and ignimbrites), metamorphic rocks (1)

Carta delle rocce ornamentali della Sardegna

CAREDDU, NICOLA;
2015-01-01

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The poster shows a collection of decorative stones extracted over the last fifty years in Sardinia. The term decorative stone is used generically to refer to all natural stones that can be used as decorative material, mainly for cladding and covering and secondarily in a structural role. The term ornamental stone is also used. The international industry term is dimension stones. Reflecting multiple geological events, the lithological Sardinian landscape has offered and still offers a remarkably wide range of possibilities for researching and gathering decorative stones, according to varying requirements, the main being chromaticism and workability, not forgetting other important characteristics such as hardness and durability. The survey in the Regional Plan of Mining Activities (Piano Regionale delle Attività Estrattive - P.R.A.E.) for the Autonomous Region of Sardinia (Regional Law 30/89) identified eight “Dimension stone producing areas”, each of which features quarries for petrographically homogeneous rock types: granite (4), limestone (1), volcanic rocks (2, basalt and ignimbrites), metamorphic rocks (1)
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