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Dry stone,
sometimes called drystack or, in Scotland, drystane, is a
building method by
which structures are
constructed from
stones without any mortar...
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Types of
dry stone hut include: Clochán, ****ociated with the south-western
Irish seaboard Mitato,
found in Greece,
especially on the
mountains of Crete...
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dry-
stone walls and
grazed by
sheep and cattle. A
survey carried out in 1988
estimated that
there were just over 4,971
miles (8,000 km) of
dry-
stone walling...
- site.
Machu Picchu was
built in the
classical Inca style, with
polished dry-
stone walls. Its
three primary structures are the
Temple of the Sun, the Temple...
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dry stone masonry once they
reached an
altitude where the sea
waves would no
longer weather them.
Later the base
steps were
replaced with
dry-
stone paths...
- had
separate functions. The
Great Enclosure, with its 11m (36 ft) high
dry stone walls (that is,
constructed without mortar), was
built during the 13th...
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Cabana – an open
shelter Chozo –
Spanish for hut Clochán –
Irish dry stone hut
Dry stone hut
Earth lodge –
Native American dwelling Heartebeest Hut – hut...
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constructed by
farmers and
primitive people by
piling loose field stones into a
dry stone wall. Later,
mortar and
plaster were used,
especially in the construction...
- A
trullo (plural, trulli) is a
traditional Apulian dry stone hut with a
conical roof.
Their style of
construction is
specific to the
Itria Valley, in...
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particularly under Sapa Inca
Pachacuti and his successors.
Dry stone walls constructed of huge
stones were
built on the site, with the
workers carefully cutting...
