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Venipedia is currently under reconstruction. The site will be restored to over 4,000 pages by December 15th, 2012. Please continue to check back for updates! |
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What is Venipedia?Venipedia is a wiki-based website dedicated to the study of the city of Venice, Italy. Venipedia provides primary Venetian data about specific topics, such as Coats of Arms, that are largely ignored by other sites. To learn more about the purpose, content, and approach that separates Venipedia from other websites visit the About Venipedia page. |
Featured Article: Damage to public art Public art, because its ownership is ambiguous and it is usually exposed to the elements, endures daily threats from a variety of different sources. Natural Damage The Venetian climate is a hostile environment; art is exposed to salt spray, direct sunlight, high humidity, and erosive factors. Venice experiences freezing temperatures in wintertime. Liquid water that has entered porous stone can freeze then crystallize and expand, often producing a cascading effect of cracks throughout the stone[1]. In other seasons, high humidity and the warmth of the sun combine to cyclically hydrate and dehydrate the stone on a ..→ |
Analytics at a glance...Total Number of Pages 27,313 Most Popular Pages For more statistics click here.  The figure above represents results from Google Analytics taken from October 2010-2012. The site had a total of 43,090 different visitors with a return rate of 21.41%. Continue to check back for updates! |
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