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stone rubble

It is built in stone rubble with a slate roof.

It is a small rectangular church constructed in stone rubble.

Elsewhere, the village site is covered with scattered stone rubble.

The south mill was built of coursed stone rubble around 1750.

It is of stone rubble construction with a stucco finish.

The church is constructed in stone rubble with slate roofs.

The walls are of stone rubble but were originally half-timbered.

Constructed from stone rubble, it is divided into five floored levels.

Stone rubble surrounded by clusters of cactuses can be seen on the site.

The new work was carried out in stone rubble, re-using the old material, and brown brick.

The exposed foundations of the village buildings, surrounded by stone rubble, can be seen throughout the site.

The church is constructed in stone rubble and has a roof of interlocking tiles.

Caesar's Tower is built in grey stone rubble and ashlar.

Amidst the overgrowth, stone rubble from destroyed houses can be seen.

The building is of stone rubble with buttresses and a thatched roof.

Here the entire lower face of the mountain was a massive fan of stone rubble, miles wide at the bottom.

The walls are stone rubble construction with timber roof construction.

The cemetery covers an area of 1,019 square metres and it is enclosed by a low stone rubble wall.

A gabled west wall of stone rubble contains the remains of a large 14th-century window.

They reached the ruins of the entry and found two terrorists blown to hell amid the stone rubble.

St David's is constructed in stone rubble and has stone tile roofs.

This small snail was found under stone rubble, on blackish-brown soil in a cave.

The floor was metalled, and the south end was supported on a platform of stone rubble.

The bricks are set in concrete atop a foundation of concrete and stone rubble.

Piles of brick and stone rubble lay everywhere.