NO BUILDING MATERIAL HAS A LONGER PEDIGREE THAN STONE; AFTER ALL, THE STONE AGE WAS THE FIRST RECOGNIZED PERIOD OF HUMAN CULTURE, AND EARLY MAN USED STONE NOT ONLY AS A SOURCE OF INVALUABLE TOOLS BUT ALSO AS A BUILDING MATERIAL OF UNPARALLELED STRENGTH, DURABILITY AND VERSATILITY.
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Step-by-Step Outdoor Stonework
Over Twenty Easy-to-Build Projects for Your Patio and Garden
by Mike Lawrence
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Step-by-Step Outdoor Stonework: Over Twenty Easy-to-Build Projects for Your Patio and Garden
January 3, 1995, Storey Publishing, LLC
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"NO BUILDING MATERIAL HAS A LONGER PEDIGREE THAN STONE; AFTER ALL, THE STONE AGE WAS THE FIRST RECOGNIZED PERIOD OF HUMAN CULTURE, AND EARLY MAN USED STONE NOT ONLY AS A SOURCE OF INVALUABLE TOOLS BUT ALSO AS A BUILDING MATERIAL OF UNPARALLELED STRENGTH, DURABILITY AND VERSATILITY."
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