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Carving is the act of
using tools to
shape something from a
material by s****ing away
portions of that material. The
technique can be
applied to any material...
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Tyrone Rock
carvings at Alta,
World Heritage Site (1985) Rock
carvings in
Central Norway Rock
carvings at Møllerstufossen Rock
carvings at
Tennes Prehistoric...
- shoe polish) is
comparatively fragile though and only
suitable for
indoor carvings. A
wooden Bodhisattva from the Song
dynasty (960–1279) ****anese wooden...
- The Dazu Rock
Carvings (Chinese: 大足石刻; pinyin: Dàzú Shíkè) are a
series of
Chinese religious sculptures and
carvings and
UNESCO World Heritage Site located...
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Finnmark county in
northern Norway.
Since the
first carvings were
discovered in 1973, more than 6,000
carvings have been
found on
several sites around Alta....
- in Tanumshede. It
contains nearly 300
carvings of a
variety of scenes, people, and objects. The rock
carvings are
endangered by
erosion due to acid rain...
- bone
carving for "marriage caskets", mirror, and
religious pieces. The
north Italian Embriachi workshop led this trend,
supplying bone
carvings even to...
- is
fruit carving used in
cultural and
traditional ceremonies, but also
ordinary households are
known for
decorating plates with
fruit carvings when they...
- also
refers to
modern tree-
carving.
Carving names and
initials into
trees is a
common practice among lovers; the
carvings can last for decades, as a symbol...
- for Thai
carvings began sometime before the 1932
Siamese revolution. Soap
carving is now a
local craft, and
artists create elaborate soap
carving sculptures...
