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Plaster is a
building material used for the
protective or
decorative coating of
walls and
ceilings and for
moulding and
casting decorative elements. In...
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fibrosum (Chinese: 石膏; pinyin: Shígāo).
Gypsum fibrosum is a type of
plaster stone containing calcium sulphate and is said to be "cooling by nature". It...
- Lime
plaster is a type of
plaster composed of sand, water, and lime,
usually non-hydraulic
hydrated lime (also
known as
slaked lime, high
calcium lime...
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Buckingham Palace, by
Triggs of Calcutta. Paneling,
bronze work,
decorative plaster,
stone work and
furniture for the
palace were
provided by H.H.
Martyn & Co...
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Concrete Fabric Gl****
Human body
Metal Paper Papyrus Parchment Plaster Scratchboard Stone Vellum Wood
Brush Finger Pen
Ballpoint pen
Eraser Erasing shield...
- soft rock used for
carvings and as a
source of
plaster powder. Archaeologists, geologists, and the
stone industry have
different definitions and usages...
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India and China,
renders in clay and
gypsum plasters were used to
produce a
smooth surface over
rough stone or mud
brick walls,
while in
early Egyptian...
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pigments and
metal powders. Its
surface can be
finished to
resemble plaster,
stone, metal, and wood.
Jesmonite is
considered a low-hazard material. The...
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farmers and
primitive people by
piling loose field stones into a dry
stone wall. Later,
mortar and
plaster were used,
especially in the
construction of city...
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copies and
plaster casts soon
began circulating among European museums and scholars. When the
British defeated the French, they took the
stone to London...
