fired brick

It was replaced in 1706 by a structure built of locally fired bricks.

Fired bricks were much more resistant to cold and moist weather conditions.

Fired bricks, too, burn an enormous amount of energy.

His skin was the color of fired brick.

The outer layers of the ziggurat are made from fired bricks.

The walls of the kiln remain standing, just as they would have been left after the fired bricks are removed.

It is built of fired brick with a belfry facade on each corner.

Some fool had backed a wagon through it, mud-brick and not fired brick or stone.

Nobody stirred to run for water; the Kittiwake's floors were fired brick.

A locally fired brick floor was laid on a fieldstone and concrete foundation.

The 48-foot tower was constructed of cast iron and then lined with locally fired bricks.

Some were constructed of cut granite or had substantial walls of fired brick.

This house was grander than most previous buildings in the city, and was made of fired brick.

It was constructed with adobe brick, fired brick and frame construction.

The outside walls are finished with either a mud straw plaster, fired brick, or ceramic tile.

It is made of fired brick.

While the foundation of a qalat compound may be stone or fired brick, the walls are typically dried mud.

The tomb, built of fired brick, is an enormous cylinder capped by a conical roof.

It is a wall relief of a striding lion made from polychrome glazed fired bricks.

They had strengthened structurally weak areas around doors and windows with layers of fired bricks set into the mud walls.

Sometimes fired brick was used.

The mosque is built with a mud brick core faced with fired brick.

Fired bricks were not commonly employed.

Graffiti uncovered in various contexts, including on fired bricks, shows nonsensical attempts to imitate the writing system.

About 160,000 m2 were encircled by walls, and the foundations of dwellings built of fired brick have been noted.