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Stoneshifter wrote:
And then artificially made fissures are described as 'grooves'. I would suggest the boundary between natural and artificial channel is actually very slight and, depending on the hardness of the rock, difficult to ascertain with any certainty.


Disagree , the difference between man made and natural is usually obvious . The question is what did the engravers think of the natural fissures ?


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tiompan
Posted by tiompan
3rd November 2008ce
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