Stones

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Stones are naturally occurring solid aggregates of minerals or mineraloids that form the basic building blocks of the Earth's crust and are widely used in construction, art, and cultural artifacts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf AggregateOfMinerals
GeologicalMaterial
NaturalObject
composedOf Mineraloids
Minerals
exampleOfUse AncientStoneCircles
EuropeanCathedrals NERFINISHED
GreatWallOfChina NERFINISHED
PyramidsOfGiza NERFINISHED
formedBy CoolingOfMagmaOrLava
GeologicalProcesses NERFINISHED
Metamorphism
SedimentationAndLithification
hasCulturalSignificance SymbolOfPermanence
SymbolOfStrength
UsedInMegalithicStructures
UsedInReligiousArchitecture
hasPhysicalState Solid
hasProperty Brittle
Durable
Hard
Inorganic
NaturallyOccurring
VariableColor
VariableDensity
VariablePorosity
VariableTexture
hasType Basalt
Boulders
Cobblestones
CrushedStone
Gneiss
Granite
IgneousRock
Limestone
Marble
MetamorphicRock NERFINISHED
Pebbles
Quartzite
Sandstone
Schist
SedimentaryRock NERFINISHED
Slate
measuredBy MohsHardnessScale NERFINISHED
partOf EarthsCrust NERFINISHED
subjectOf Geology NERFINISHED
Petrology
usedFor BuildingFoundations
ConcreteAggregate
Construction
CulturalArtifacts
DecorativeArt
Gravestones
GrindingAndMilling
JewelryWhenPreciousOrSemiPrecious
Landscaping
Masonry
Monuments
Paving
RailwayBallast
RitualObjects
RoadConstruction
RoofingSlabs
Sculpture
SharpeningEdges
ToolsInPrehistoricTimes
WallCladding

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Coronation Stone category Stones