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polished or
ground off,
creating the
table cut. The
importance of a
culet was also realised, and some table-
cut stones may
possess one. The
addition of four...
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Ashlar masonry.
Stone masonry using dressed (
cut)
stones is
known as
ashlar masonry.
Trabeated systems. One of the
oldest forms of
stone construction uses...
-
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...
- M****ive-precut
stone is a
modern stonemasonry method of
building with load-bearing
stone.
Precut stone is a DFMA
construction method that uses
large machine-
cut dimension...
-
Alexander ("director's
cut"
version and the
theatrical version) sold over 3.5
million copies in the
United States.
Oliver Stone's third version, Alexander...
-
Heritage Site
since 1984. It is one of the
oldest structural (versus rock-
cut)
stone temples of
Southern India.
Marco Polo and the
European merchants who came...
-
astonishes visitors, but seen from one aspect, a rock-
cut structure is a
decorated rock quarry; most of the
stone removed was
typically put to
economic use elsewhere...
-
cut in halves?" The note then
offers a
proof of the theorem. A more
modern reference is
Stone &
Tukey (1942),
which is the
basis of the name "
Stone–Tukey...
-
pyramid (or proto-pyramid) was
considered to be the
earliest large-scale
cut stone construction made by man as of 1997,
although the
nearby enclosure wall...
- less than 50%. The
round brilliant cut is
preferred when the
crystal is an octahedron, as
often two
stones may be
cut from one such crystal. Oddly-shaped...
