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Stone
Historical Context
According to geologists, stone is “a naturally occurring solid aggregate of one or more minerals or mineraloids.” Granite, for instance, is a mix of feldspar, biotite and quartz. The entire outer layer of the Earth’s crust is composed of rock. So, it isn’t surprising that “civilized” man has been using stone for constructions, tools, weapons, decorations, and paperweights since the – well – Stone Age.
PortraitSquare
icon_resource_stone

Traits

Bonus
+1 Production

Requirements

Placement
icon_terrain_grass
Grassland
icon_terrain_grass_hills
Grassland (Hills)

Usage

Improved By
icon_improvement_quarry
Quarry
Harvest
+20 Production
icon_tech_masonry
Masonry
PortraitSquare
icon_resource_stone
Historical Context
According to geologists, stone is “a naturally occurring solid aggregate of one or more minerals or mineraloids.” Granite, for instance, is a mix of feldspar, biotite and quartz. The entire outer layer of the Earth’s crust is composed of rock. So, it isn’t surprising that “civilized” man has been using stone for constructions, tools, weapons, decorations, and paperweights since the – well – Stone Age.

Traits

Bonus
+1 Production

Requirements

Placement
icon_terrain_grass
Grassland
icon_terrain_grass_hills
Grassland (Hills)

Usage

Improved By
icon_improvement_quarry
Quarry
Harvest
+20 Production
icon_tech_masonry
Masonry
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