- architecture, a
transom is a
transverse horizontal structural beam or bar, or a
crosspiece separating a door from a
window above it. This
contrasts with a mullion...
-
patriarchal cross has a short,
slanted crosspiece near its foot (Russian
Orthodox cross). This slanted,
lower crosspiece often appears in
Byzantine Gr**** and...
-
conservation and
study team
replaced the
maple crosspieces with
sycamore ones, and an
additional metal crosspiece was
added for
scientific measurement of the...
- to
protect the hand
wielding the sword.
Rings extend forward from the
crosspiece. In some
later samples,
rings are
covered with
metal plates, eventually...
-
stick has a hook so that
something may be hung from it; it may have a
crosspiece. The
usual form of
representation is with a hook, but in some the hook...
-
usually took the form of a bay leaf.
Right under the head
there was a
short crosspiece that
helped fix the
spear in the body of an
animal and keep it at a distance...
- Each
wicket consists of
three stumps,
upright wooden poles that are
hammered into the ground,
topped with two
wooden crosspieces,
known as the bails....
- լուծ (luts), all
meaning "yoke". A bow yoke /ˈboʊ/ is a
shaped wooden crosspiece bound to the
necks of a pair of oxen (or
occasionally to horses). It is...
- A
wicket consists of
three stumps,
upright wooden poles that are
hammered into the ground,
topped with two
wooden crosspieces,
known as the bails....
- single-bladed
swords based on
Thracian battle knives which had
handles and
crosspieces typical of the
Scythian akīnakai. And, due to the
influential position...
