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The mason grabs the trowel, takes up some of the mixture and throws the mortar at the vertical wall. The mixture sticks there, sets and becomes as hard as stone. This coating could be there for hundreds of years. The ingredients are simple, the process commonplace, and yet the transformation of the simple raw materials into a solid, durable building material is astounding.  \nSand, lime and water, the constituents of the mortar are found almost everywhere in the world, and the process of mixing is always the s","cbCaifBo55DVoBdM","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifBo55DVoBdM","pdf",2992256,38,"English","# Contents\n## Of hog hair and shell sand\n## Rendering techniques and surfaces\n## Single-skin wall construction\n## Double-skin wall construction\n## Rear-ventilated wall construction\n## Digital rendering techniques\n## Ten recipes\n## Glossary\n## Appendix","[{\"question\":\"What core materials and process are described for traditional mortar rendering?\",\"answer\":\"The text explains that one part lime and three parts sand are mixed with water to form a mortar. 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