dry masonry

It was, however, surrounded by a deep ditch with a dry masonry counterscarp.

The foundations are dry masonry stone resting on a level sand lens.

Building material is sandstone.vii) Construction techniques used is of dry masonry.

It is built with grey sandstone using dry masonry.

It is made up of Sand stone by Dry masonry construction techniques.

Construction techniques: Dry masonry type of construction technique was used.

The building material is sandstone and construction technique is dry masonry.

The building is made up off Coarse grained sand stone and shows dry masonry technique.

The southern and eastern side is cut out of a natural rock and rest is dry masonry.

The interior is dry masonry with cement plaster.

Laterite has been used as the building material with the dry masonry construction technique and the kalingan style.

The construction techniques used is Dry masonry.

It was built with Dry masonry Construction techniques in Kalingan style.

The construction style is dry masonry.

The floor was of concrete, the walls of the dry masonry that marked the method of construction above ground.

In his journal he sketched dry masonry, bridging fissures, upon which the pueblo is constructed.

The building material used for the construction is light grey sand stone and the construction technique is Dry masonry.

The temple is constructed in the Kalingan style using grey sandstone and dry masonry construction technique.

Dry masonry was seldom used.

Construction techniques: Dry masonry.

It combines exposed rock faces, vegetation, dry masonry closest to the bridge, sections of fine stonework similar to that used on other embankments.

Chibottes (ancient dry masonry constructions)

The building was built on top of a mound enclosed with a dry masonry wall built of round rocks between one and two feet on diameter.

This temple is made up of coarse grey sand stone, construction technique is dry masonry type and construction type is Kalingan.

Ten metres from the villa's ruins a group of five structures in dry masonry (60 centimetres thick), that were attributed to the Roman period, and although in ruins, represented two former compartments.