Experts have begun taking down part of the wall, removing stones and railings, in order to repair the damage.

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Sometimes when she parked at the center, crunching into the gravelled space between the kitchen and the high black garden wall, where the stones were mossy and ferns grew in the cracks, she was really all right for a moment.

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From the same period, another wall has survived on whose stones are inscriptions recording the names of the city's inhabitants.

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And as early as the 16th century, local landowners were collecting stones from the wall to display in their gardens.

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Engraved stones in the wall mark the burial spots of favored courtiers, enhancing the spiritual charge of Mr. Benney's paintings.

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At the rear of the store, the wall of that vocal booth is plastered with Stones memorabilia (including frankly frightening shots of a pubescent-looking Jagger), while a small stage hosts in-store events.

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When I touched my hand against the Western Wall and placed my prayer between its ancient stones, I thought of all the centuries that the children of Israel had longed to return to their ancient homeland.

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Staple a wire lath to plywood, as you would for a stucco wall, apply thin-set mortar and stick the artificial stones into the mortar.

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In all, 253 stones fell over, and we are using computer imaging to put the wall back together.

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