lime mortar

Another theory blamed the lime mortar which had been obtained from local sources.

The cement used between the blocks was of lime mortar and sand.

This was used with a lime mortar and then either plastered over or left bare.

Pozzolans can be added to the mix of lime mortar.

His thighs and upper body were free to move, but other than that, it was as if he had been cast in lime mortar.

The wall surfaces were covered with lime mortar on the exterior and interior.

The Gopuram structure is made of lime mortar and brick.

The great Roman breakthrough was the development of hydraulic lime mortar.

The church is built of stone fracture in lime mortar and plastered inside.

The bottoms of the gourds are filled with lime mortar.

It is advised that a lime mortar should be "knocked up" prior to its use.

The main building is also being renovated under the process with the use of lime mortar for plastering.

It is made of ceramic pipes fitted one above another and joined by lime mortar.

The foundations are in good order and the quality of the original lime mortar is excellent.'

Temple construction in 1916 was primarily done through self made bricks and lime mortar.

They also burned marble columns to create lime mortar.

The building material used for the construction of fort was locally available stone, the lime mortar and bricks.

All walls were found to have beautiful plastering with superfine lime mortar.

The temple is made by mirrors, Lime mortars and Marble.

Usually any dampness in the wall will cause the lime mortar to change colour, indicating the presence of moisture.

Most of the construction is dry stone, lime mortar is used sparingly.

The lime mortar allows this moisture to escape through evaporation and keeps the wall dry.

The palace was constructed using stone, brick, lime mortar and devoid of timber.

In construction, sepiolite can be used in lime mortars as water reservoir.

The outside layer of the walls is supported by lime mortar, with the body itself built without mortar.