Stone is among the oldest and most durable of all building materials, and it is still widely used today. Stone buildings from different cultures are visually distinct, whether dry-stacked or mortared, rough or finely worked.
This shepherd's hut in Sardinia is one of the simplest buildings imaginable. The entire structure is made of stones stacked upon each other, without mortar.
The stones in this farmhouse in Brittany, France, have been individually shaped. Stones are utilized for door and window lintels, and the slate tile roof.

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