#COBBLED FLOORS | In the patios of the wealthiest houses and in some churches or hermitages, it was common to form drawings and watermarks based on #CantosRodados. Amara and Isún are two young restorers who in 2006 recovered the technique of placing the #boulders, renovating the #floor of the hermitage of San Ramón Nonato de Belarra in Huesca following the original drawing. #Documentary film

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