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 | | The dry stone wall projects were conceived in response to the concerns of Victorian heritage and conservation groups about the deterioration of the walls and the prospect of their eventual disappearance in the face of urban expansion and new farming practices. |
 | | Dry stone walls are one of the oldest marks of human community - sacred stone circles, ruined fortifications, columns, cairns, fishtraps, ceremonials grounds, sites of domesticity, sites of conquest or sites of intergalactic visitation. |
 | | 'The stone wall of the United Kingdom and Ireland is an ancient and time-honoured way of signifying ownership and control of the countryside. |
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