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   Hierarchy of Top of the AAT hierarchies Top of the AAT hierarchies
   Hierarchy of Activities Facet .... Activities Facet
   Hierarchy of Processes and Techniques (hierarchy name) ........ Processes and Techniques (hierarchy name)
   Hierarchy of <processes and techniques by specific type> ............ <processes and techniques by specific type>
   ................ condition changing (processes)
   .................... bleeding (seeping)
   .................... carbonation
   Hierarchy of color changes .................... color changes
   Hierarchy of discoloration ........................ discoloration
   ........................ fading
   ........................ sulfiding
   Hierarchy of deterioration .................... deterioration
   ........................ arrested decay [N]
   ........................ biodeterioration
   Hierarchy of decomposition ........................ decomposition
   Hierarchy of degradation ........................ degradation
   Hierarchy of disintegration ........................ disintegration
   ........................ natural decay
   .................... devitrification
   Hierarchy of dissolution (physical process) .................... dissolution (physical process)
   ........................ deliquescence
   .................... embrittlement
   .................... fossilization
   .................... gelatinization
   .................... interpolation
   .................... kaolinization
   .................... rot
   .................... salinization
   Hierarchy of size-related changes .................... size-related changes
   Hierarchy of contraction (size-related change) ........................ contraction (size-related change)
   Hierarchy of expansion (process or technique) ........................ expansion (process or technique)
   ........................ swelling
   .................... solidification
   Hierarchy of surface or structural changes .................... surface or structural changes
   ........................ bioturbation
   ........................ blistering (process)
   ........................ bloating
   Hierarchy of buckling ........................ buckling
   ........................ case hardening (rock surface change)
   ........................ chalking
   ........................ chipping
   ........................ cockling
   Hierarchy of corrosion (condition changing process) ........................ corrosion (condition changing process)
   Hierarchy of cracking ........................ cracking
   ........................ creasing (process)
   ........................ crumbling
   ........................ crumpling
   ........................ curling (structural change)
   ........................ denting (surface changes)
   Hierarchy of erosion ........................ erosion
   ........................ isomerization
   ........................ lifting (surface changing process)
   ........................ livering
   ........................ opacification
   ........................ patination
   Hierarchy of peeling ........................ peeling
   ........................ pitting
   ........................ popping
   ........................ powdering (condition changing process)
   ........................ softening
   ........................ tearing
   ........................ teasing (structural change)
   ........................ tenting
   ........................ throw up (surface change)
   Hierarchy of warping (structural change) ........................ warping (structural change)
   Hierarchy of weathering ........................ weathering
   ........................ wetting-drying cycle
   ........................ wrinkling
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