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Re: How is Rock Art aged?Moving On
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bladup wrote:
tiompan wrote:
bladup wrote:
only Soft sandstone in 10 mins, that's about it, other stone would take a good bit longer than that.


10 minutes on schist which is quite a bit harder than sandstone .

You'd have thought it would be harder, i bet it surprised you? the same type rocks can be so different though [soft to hard], good going though eh.


I had an inkling because I had been told . Like most things a bit practice and you'd get much quicker, but then again no rush .


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Posted by tiompan
19th December 2012ce
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