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    This document discusses biodeterioration of cultural heritage in Estonia. It provides statistics showing that the majority of cultural heritage sites in Estonia are historical buildings, followed by archaeological sites. The document then presents a case study of an old wooden church on the small Estonian island of Ruhnu that was damaged by beetle attacks. The case study describes the original wooden church from the 1600s and 1700s and a new stone church that was built in 1912 after the wooden church deteriorated. It includes photos of the damaged wooden church and the new stone structure.

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    This document discusses biodeterioration of cultural heritage in Estonia. It provides statistics showing that the majority of cultural heritage sites in Estonia are historical buildings, followed by archaeological sites. The document then presents a case study of an old wooden church on the small Estonian island of Ruhnu that was damaged by beetle attacks. The case study describes the original wooden church from the 1600s and 1700s and a new stone church that was built in 1912 after the wooden church deteriorated. It includes photos of the damaged wooden church and the new stone structure.

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    This document discusses biodeterioration of cultural heritage in Estonia. It provides statistics showing that the majority of cultural heritage sites in Estonia are historical buildings, followed by archaeological sites. The document then presents a case study of an old wooden church on the small Estonian island of Ruhnu that was damaged by beetle attacks. The case study describes the original wooden church from the 1600s and 1700s and a new stone church that was built in 1912 after the wooden church deteriorated. It includes photos of the damaged wooden church and the new stone structure.

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    Biodeterioration of Cultural Heritage

    in Estonia

    Kalle Pilt
    Estonian University of Life Sciences

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    Renoveeritud maja 2007

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    The beetle attack case study

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    An old wooden
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    New stone-
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    Built in 1912

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    Thank you for your attention !

    [email protected]

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