Stone - Revision history

Cian: Reverted edits by 201.12.172.58 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

2007-10-23T07:08:23Z

Reverted edits by 201.12.172.58 (Talk); changed back to last version by User 144

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	cocovarouelc
	'''Stone''' is the generic term used to describe any rock or mineral also sometimes used to describe some hard, attractive objects such as pearls. Used for a variety of purposes from [[arrow]]heads, [[axe]]s and [[knife\|knives]] in prehistory to casting [[mould]]s, cookware and [[house]]s and [[castle]]s in the [[medieval]] era and beyond. Stones also were used as execution tools.		'''Stone''' is the generic term used to describe any rock or mineral also sometimes used to describe some hard, attractive objects such as pearls. Used for a variety of purposes from [[arrow]]heads, [[axe]]s and [[knife\|knives]] in prehistory to casting [[mould]]s, cookware and [[house]]s and [[castle]]s in the [[medieval]] era and beyond. Stones also were used as execution tools.

201.12.172.58 at 06:21, 23 October 2007

2007-10-23T06:21:07Z

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			cocovarouelc
	'''Stone''' is the generic term used to describe any rock or mineral also sometimes used to describe some hard, attractive objects such as pearls. Used for a variety of purposes from [[arrow]]heads, [[axe]]s and [[knife\|knives]] in prehistory to casting [[mould]]s, cookware and [[house]]s and [[castle]]s in the [[medieval]] era and beyond. Stones also were used as execution tools.		'''Stone''' is the generic term used to describe any rock or mineral also sometimes used to describe some hard, attractive objects such as pearls. Used for a variety of purposes from [[arrow]]heads, [[axe]]s and [[knife\|knives]] in prehistory to casting [[mould]]s, cookware and [[house]]s and [[castle]]s in the [[medieval]] era and beyond. Stones also were used as execution tools.

User 144: categorising

2006-05-23T11:25:50Z

categorising

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	Stones can be divided into:		Stones can be divided into:
	*~~gemstones~~- diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies		*[[gemstone]]s- diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies
	*precious stones - stones of less value than the gemstones		*[[gemstone\|precious stones]] - stones of less value than the gemstones
	*semi-precious stones -shiny, but usually not transparent eg opals, pearls		*[[gemstone\|semi-precious stones]] -shiny, but usually not transparent eg opals, pearls
	*other - rocks such as granite, slate, soapstone etc which are used in a variety of purposes, but usually not as [[jewellery]].		*other - rocks such as granite, slate, soapstone etc which are used in a variety of purposes, but usually not as [[jewellery]].
			[[category:materials (medieval)]]

User 144: spelling

2006-02-22T06:38:20Z

spelling

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	'''Stone''' is the generic term used to describe any rock or mineral also sometimes used to describe some hard, attractive objects such as pearls. Used for a variety of purposes from [[arrow]]heads, [[axe]]s and [[~~kife~~\|knives]] in prehistory to casting [[mould]]s, cookware and [[house]]s and [[castle]]s in the [[medieval]] era and beyond. Stones also were used as execution tools.		'''Stone''' is the generic term used to describe any rock or mineral also sometimes used to describe some hard, attractive objects such as pearls. Used for a variety of purposes from [[arrow]]heads, [[axe]]s and [[knife\|knives]] in prehistory to casting [[mould]]s, cookware and [[house]]s and [[castle]]s in the [[medieval]] era and beyond. Stones also were used as execution tools.

	Stones can be divided into:		Stones can be divided into:
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	*precious stones - stones of less value than the gemstones		*precious stones - stones of less value than the gemstones
	*semi-precious stones -shiny, but usually not transparent eg opals, pearls		*semi-precious stones -shiny, but usually not transparent eg opals, pearls
	*other - rocks such as granite, slate, soapstone etc which are used in a variety of purposes, but usually not as [[~~jewellry~~]].		*other - rocks such as granite, slate, soapstone etc which are used in a variety of purposes, but usually not as [[jewellery]].

User 144: wanted article

2006-02-22T06:36:27Z

wanted article

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'''Stone''' is the generic term used to describe any rock or mineral also sometimes used to describe some hard, attractive objects such as pearls. Used for a variety of purposes from [[arrow]]heads, [[axe]]s and [[kife|knives]] in prehistory to casting [[mould]]s, cookware and [[house]]s and [[castle]]s in the [[medieval]] era and beyond. Stones also were used as execution tools.

Stones can be divided into:
*gemstones- diamonds, emeralds, sapphires and rubies
*precious stones - stones of less value than the gemstones
*semi-precious stones -shiny, but usually not transparent eg opals, pearls
*other - rocks such as granite, slate, soapstone etc which are used in a variety of purposes, but usually not as [[jewellry]].