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Ashlar (/ˈæʃlər/) is a cut and
dressed stone,
worked using a
chisel to
achieve a
specific form,
typically rectangular in shape. The term can also refer...
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donation by
George II, to
designs by
local architects John and
William ****. The town's
economy is
based on a mix of the
service sector and
light industry...
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asbestos (Old Fr. abeste)
ascendant ascertain ascribe (Old Fr. ascrivre)
ashlar (Old Fr. aiseler)
asine askance (Old Fr. à escone) asp (Middle Fr. aspe...
- prin****l buildings, the
first the
fortress or
Royal Archive,
carved in
ashlar masonry,
where the
Kings of
Spain have
their archive of all
papers which...
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rounded and
especially horseshoe-shaped towers; finely-cut
often rusticated ashlar facing stones with
intricate poured cores;
concealed postern gates and complex...
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James Butler and
Henry Hodge, is
constructed from red and grey
brick with
ashlar dressings.
Initially four lion
sculptures made of Caen
stone were positioned...
- 30 x 30
meters (98 x 98 feet),
where two
walls made of
fieldstones and
ashlar masonry still remain,
whose hollowed spaces were filled-in with smaller...
- (24.0 ft) high. It was
built from
coursed rubble sandstone and
faced with
ashlar; it
probably had a
castellated parapet. Unusually, it
featured a vaulted...
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Kuseyr Cr**** starts. It was
built by the Prin****lity of
Antioch out of
ashlar. The
castle used to have a gate to the north, but this gate no
longer exists...
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features large galleries with
ovoid barrel vaults "of
immaculate poros ashlar" (Andrews),
supported by side
walls of
limestone blocks and by regularly...
