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From the article: >The downside is that, unlike gravestone rubbings–which I learned are harmful to the gravestone–it’s not easy to keep and store foil rubbings
by interestica 6y ago
From the article:
>The downside is that, unlike gravestone rubbings–which I learned are harmful to the gravestone–it’s not easy to keep and store foil rubbings.
- eru 6y agoOf course, you can take a picture of the foil rubbing.
- ChrisLomont 6y agoWhich he states.
- 082349872349872 6y agoIf one thinks it might be nice to leave a transcription for the next people who wonder about the stone, try something like: https://www.nationalband.com/2702-write-on-tag/ https://www.nationalband.com/2702-write-on-tag/
- amatecha 6y agoAh yeah, I saw that but I wasn't sure what they meant by "gravestone rubbings" since you can also use pencil, chalk, charcoal... and not even necessarily paper either, so it was kind of ambiguous to me. I guess any of them might cause some slight degradation of the stone though, presumably...