Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text

The text related to the cultural heritage 'Colonial City of Santo Domingo' has mentioned 'Stone' in the following places:

Occurrence Sentence	Text Source
Altar of the Nation, tombs of the founding fathers Basilica Cathedral of Santa Marxc3xada la Menor, First Cathedral of the Americas Casa de Rodrigo de Bastidas, once home to the prominent Bastidas family, now a children's museum (Museo Infantil) Casa del Cordxc3xb3n, built by the Garay family, perhaps the oldest still-erect stone building of the New World (1502) with a beautifully carved door frame in the form of a Franciscan friar's rope belt (cordxc3xb3n) Casa de la Moneda or House of the Currency, built in 1540 with a door surrounded by five sculpted medallions in the early Renaissance style, today houses a museum of colonial coins Casa of the Dxc3xa1vila Family (One of the 3 houses that makes Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando Hotel) Casa de Nicolxc3xa1s de Ovando, today part of the Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando Casa de Diego Caballero Casa de Campuzano Polanco, later Casa de los Presidentes, now Arzobispado de Santo Domingo Calle de los Nichos or del Arquillo chico, previously Calle del Mono in the XVI-XVII and Calle de los Polancos in the 18th century, today calle Pellerano Alfau, which is a pedestrian street.	WIKI
Over an area of 106 ha, bordered by walls, bastions and forts, the inscribed site comprises 32 streets that criss-cross the 116 blocks, constructions of one or two levels with stone, brick or earthen walls.	UNESCO

Occurrence Sentence

Text Source

Altar of the Nation, tombs of the founding fathers Basilica Cathedral of Santa Marxc3xada la Menor, First Cathedral of the Americas Casa de Rodrigo de Bastidas, once home to the prominent Bastidas family, now a children's museum (Museo Infantil) Casa del Cordxc3xb3n, built by the Garay family, perhaps the oldest still-erect stone building of the New World (1502) with a beautifully carved door frame in the form of a Franciscan friar's rope belt (cordxc3xb3n) Casa de la Moneda or House of the Currency, built in 1540 with a door surrounded by five sculpted medallions in the early Renaissance style, today houses a museum of colonial coins Casa of the Dxc3xa1vila Family (One of the 3 houses that makes Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando Hotel) Casa de Nicolxc3xa1s de Ovando, today part of the Hodelpa Nicolas de Ovando Casa de Diego Caballero Casa de Campuzano Polanco, later Casa de los Presidentes, now Arzobispado de Santo Domingo Calle de los Nichos or del Arquillo chico, previously Calle del Mono in the XVI-XVII and Calle de los Polancos in the 18th century, today calle Pellerano Alfau, which is a pedestrian street.

WIKI

Over an area of 106 ha, bordered by walls, bastions and forts, the inscribed site comprises 32 streets that criss-cross the 116 blocks, constructions of one or two levels with stone, brick or earthen walls.

UNESCO