Boundary Marker - Revision history

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	===Stone Markers===		===Stone Markers===
	[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200px\|A stone marker.]]		[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200px\|A stone marker.]]

	Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.		Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.

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	===Brick Markers===		===Brick Markers===
	[[File:BrickMarker.png\|200px\|A brick marker.]]		[[File:BrickMarker.png\|200px\|A brick marker.]]

	Brick markers are less common than marble markers. They are about 100 cm in height, 100 cm in width and 100 cm deep. Brick markers are comprised mainly of brick, with one face partly consisting of marble. A brick marker is made up by main faces and spires. The main faces start from the ground or a pedestal and stretch up to the beginning of the spire. On the front face of the marker, there is part of the face that is covered in marble, where the inscription will be located. The spire is located above the main faces. Its base extends outside of the main faces by 5 cm. The spire is typically about 80 cm tall.		Brick markers are less common than marble markers. They are about 100 cm in height, 100 cm in width and 100 cm deep. Brick markers are comprised mainly of brick, with one face partly consisting of marble. A brick marker is made up by main faces and spires. The main faces start from the ground or a pedestal and stretch up to the beginning of the spire. On the front face of the marker, there is part of the face that is covered in marble, where the inscription will be located. The spire is located above the main faces. Its base extends outside of the main faces by 5 cm. The spire is typically about 80 cm tall.

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	===Marker Plaques===		===Marker Plaques===
	[[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|A plaque marker.]]		[[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|A plaque marker.]]

	A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.		A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.

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	Each marker has an inscription on it which denotes its number in the sequence of markers. This inscription typically says "''MARGINE DI CONTERMINAZIONE'' \| 1791" and then the number of the marker.		Each marker has an inscription on it which denotes its number in the sequence of markers. This inscription typically says "''MARGINE DI CONTERMINAZIONE'' \| 1791" and then the number of the marker.

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	==Marker Condition==		==Marker Condition==

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	===Stone Markers===		===Stone Markers===
	[[File:StoneMarker.png\|~~200ppx\|thumb\|right~~\|A stone marker.]]		[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200px\|A stone marker.]]
	Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.		Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.

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	===Brick Markers===		===Brick Markers===
	[[File:BrickMarker.png\|200px~~\|thumb\|right~~\|A brick marker.]]		[[File:BrickMarker.png\|200px\|A brick marker.]]
	Brick markers are less common than marble markers. They are about 100 cm in height, 100 cm in width and 100 cm deep. Brick markers are comprised mainly of brick, with one face partly consisting of marble. A brick marker is made up by main faces and spires. The main faces start from the ground or a pedestal and stretch up to the beginning of the spire. On the front face of the marker, there is part of the face that is covered in marble, where the inscription will be located. The spire is located above the main faces. Its base extends outside of the main faces by 5 cm. The spire is typically about 80 cm tall.		Brick markers are less common than marble markers. They are about 100 cm in height, 100 cm in width and 100 cm deep. Brick markers are comprised mainly of brick, with one face partly consisting of marble. A brick marker is made up by main faces and spires. The main faces start from the ground or a pedestal and stretch up to the beginning of the spire. On the front face of the marker, there is part of the face that is covered in marble, where the inscription will be located. The spire is located above the main faces. Its base extends outside of the main faces by 5 cm. The spire is typically about 80 cm tall.

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	===Marker Plaques===		===Marker Plaques===
	[[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px~~\|thumb\|right~~\|A plaque marker.]]		[[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|A plaque marker.]]
	A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.		A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.

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	Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.		Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.

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	===Brick Markers===		===Brick Markers===
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	Brick markers are less common than marble markers. They are about 100 cm in height, 100 cm in width and 100 cm deep. Brick markers are comprised mainly of brick, with one face partly consisting of marble. A brick marker is made up by main faces and spires. The main faces start from the ground or a pedestal and stretch up to the beginning of the spire. On the front face of the marker, there is part of the face that is covered in marble, where the inscription will be located. The spire is located above the main faces. Its base extends outside of the main faces by 5 cm. The spire is typically about 80 cm tall.		Brick markers are less common than marble markers. They are about 100 cm in height, 100 cm in width and 100 cm deep. Brick markers are comprised mainly of brick, with one face partly consisting of marble. A brick marker is made up by main faces and spires. The main faces start from the ground or a pedestal and stretch up to the beginning of the spire. On the front face of the marker, there is part of the face that is covered in marble, where the inscription will be located. The spire is located above the main faces. Its base extends outside of the main faces by 5 cm. The spire is typically about 80 cm tall.

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	===Marker Plaques===		===Marker Plaques===
	[[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A plaque marker.]]		[[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A plaque marker.]]

	A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.		A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.

	Each marker has an inscription on it which denotes its number in the sequence of markers. This inscription typically says "''MARGINE DI CONTERMINAZIONE'' \| 1791" and then the number of the marker.		Each marker has an inscription on it which denotes its number in the sequence of markers. This inscription typically says "''MARGINE DI CONTERMINAZIONE'' \| 1791" and then the number of the marker.

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	==Marker Condition==		==Marker Condition==

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	===Marker Plaques===		===Marker Plaques===
	[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A plaque marker.]]		[[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A plaque marker.]]

	A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.		A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.

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	[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200ppx\|thumb\|right\|A stone marker.]]		[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200ppx\|thumb\|right\|A stone marker.]]
	Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.		Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.






	===Brick Markers===		===Brick Markers===
	[[File:BrickMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A brick marker.]]		[[File:BrickMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A brick marker.]]
	Brick markers are less common than marble markers. They are about 100 cm in height, 100 cm in width and 100 cm deep. Brick markers are comprised mainly of brick, with one face partly consisting of marble. A brick marker is made up by main faces and spires. The main faces start from the ground or a pedestal and stretch up to the beginning of the spire. On the front face of the marker, there is part of the face that is covered in marble, where the inscription will be located. The spire is located above the main faces. Its base extends outside of the main faces by 5 cm. The spire is typically about 80 cm tall.		Brick markers are less common than marble markers. They are about 100 cm in height, 100 cm in width and 100 cm deep. Brick markers are comprised mainly of brick, with one face partly consisting of marble. A brick marker is made up by main faces and spires. The main faces start from the ground or a pedestal and stretch up to the beginning of the spire. On the front face of the marker, there is part of the face that is covered in marble, where the inscription will be located. The spire is located above the main faces. Its base extends outside of the main faces by 5 cm. The spire is typically about 80 cm tall.








	===Marker Plaques===		===Marker Plaques===

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	===Marker Plaques===		===Marker Plaques===
	[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A plaque marker.]]		[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A plaque marker.]]

	A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.		A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.

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Stone Markers

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	[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200ppx\|thumb\|right\|A stone marker.]]		[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200ppx\|thumb\|right\|A stone marker.]]
	Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.		Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.





	===Brick Markers===		===Brick Markers===

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	===Marker Plaques===		===Marker Plaques===
			[File:PlaqueMarker.png\|200px\|thumb\|right\|A plaque marker.]]
	A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.		A small amount of markers have been replaced with plaques after the industrialization of the marker's location. Made of Istria stone, the plaques are typically 70 cm in height and 70 cm in width.

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	[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200ppx\|thumb\|right\|A stone marker.]]		[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200ppx\|thumb\|right\|A stone marker.]]
	Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.		Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.

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	[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200ppx\|thumb\|right\|A stone marker.]]		[[File:StoneMarker.png\|200ppx\|thumb\|right\|A stone marker.]]
	Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.		Stone markers are the more common of the two types of markers. They are about 130 cm in height, 50 cm wide, and 50 cm deep. Stone markers are made of a white stone called Istria Stone. A stone marker is comprised of a main face, a secondary face, and a shorter spire. The main face is on the bottom of the marker and is the tallest, yet narrowest, of the faces. The secondary face, above the main face, is wider than the main face but significantly shorter. Out of the secondary face grows the spire, which is a square pyramid using the secondary faces as its base. The spire on a stone marker is very short, measuring around 15 cm.




	===Brick Markers===		===Brick Markers===