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English: Work is being done to restore the serpentine stone at Six Logan Circle, Washington, D.C. The workmen shown here are cutting the air bubbles from the sides of the mold using a cake spatula during the first 10 seconds of the vibration process |
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Source | http://www.nps.gov/hps/tps/technotes/PTN23/Methodology.htm | ||||
Author | James Smith | ||||
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