The construction of stone walls, also known as dry stone walls, has been an art for centuries. Stone walls represent the first example of human handicraft and can be found in all cultures of the world. They are, in fact, man’s first attempt to adapt the environment to their needs through the construction of shelter from the elements as well as the building of walls to mark territory.
The stone walls are built without mortar and plaster. Rather, they are built by placing pieces of limestone, carved ad hoc, one over the other according to the teachings of the ancient craftsmen. Even today, the dry stone walls are not only used to mark territorial borders but also they are very effective in the prevention of landslides.
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