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Jeg er geoarkeolog, bor på Tromøya ved Arendal og jobber med undersøkelser og bevaring av steinbygninger, gamle steinbrudd og bergkunst. En stor interesse er tradisjonell kalkbrenning. På denne nettsiden skriver jeg artikler om geologi og kulturminnevern både på norsk og engelsk. Jeg bruker ikke KI. For gleden ved gammel stein! Per Storemyr
I work with the geoarchaeology of old stone: monuments, quarries, rock art. And I try to figure out about their weathering, and conservation using traditional crafts. I also burn lime the traditional way. On this website I publish articles on geology and heritage. I don't use AI. For the joy of old stone! Per Storemyr
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Impressions of limestone bioerosion on the Croatian island of Mljet
As the final destination of our family’s road trip through Europe this summer, the Croatian island of Mljet offered a beginner’s crash course on bioerosion of limestone. My experience in weathering has mostly been connected to abiotic phenomena such as salt and frost weathering, so it was fascinating to observe the bizarre forms made by living organisms, especially in the littoral zone of the rocky coast. Particularly interesting is the boring into the limestone by bivalves, limpets, barnacles and several other organisms. Continue reading
Posted in Geomorphology
Tagged Adriatic Sea, bioerosion, biokarst, boring organisms, coastal bioerosion, Croatia, Geomorphology, karst, limestone, Mljet
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