Stone Mountain Carving
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Describes progress of the mountain carvings honoring three members of the Confederacy--Davis, Lee, and Jackson--being carved on the world's largest granite mountain, located in Georgia. Discusses modern methods such as torch burning as well as conventional chiseling. Emphasizes importance of mathematics in planning accurate carving of heads as large as 15 feet high.
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