Question

Part F

The rate at which an object weathers is determined by many different variables. For example, compare the two ancient
Egyptian structures below.
Both structures were carved in Egypt from the same type of rock more 1,000 years ago. However, the obelisk in New York
which was transported there from Egypt in 1881, has since experienced a much higher rate of weathering. What factors
likely sped up the weathering process for the structure that was moved to New York?

Answer 1

One thing that can speed this is up is a building not being vacant or being in direct sunlight for far too long.

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