- The
imbrex and
tegula (pl.:
imbrices and tegulae) were
overlapping roof
tiles used in
ancient Gr**** and
Roman architecture as a
waterproof and durable...
- the
imbrex and
tegula design of tile,
mission tiles are a semi-cylindrical two-piece tile system,
composed of a pan and cover.
Unlike the
imbrex and tegula...
- Walton-on-the-Naze, and
large flint nodules,
whilst the roof
would have been of
imbrex and tegula. The
columns are made from a core of
curved brick, with the exterior...
- like a
toppled run of dominoes. In roofing,
imbrication is emplo**** in the
Imbrex and
tegula system.
Imbrication (sedimentology).
Imbrication (linguistics)...
-
Imbrex and tegula,
style dating back to
ancient Greece and Rome. Monk and nun, a
style similar to
Imbrex and tegula, but
basically using two
Imbrex tiles...
-
block which terminates and
conceals the
covering tiles of a
tiled roof (see
imbrex and tegula, monk and nun). It also
serves to
protect the join from the elements...
-
tradition of each area, the
roofs may be
terraces or
tiled in the
Roman imbrex and
tegula style. One of the most
characteristic elements (and one of the...
-
style of
arranging roof tiles,
using semi-cylindrical
tiles similar to
imbrex and tegula, but
instead of
alternating rows of flat
tiles (tegulae) and...
- tile,
almost square, with
upturned flanges on its
longer sides, and the
imbrex (pl. imbrices), of
slightly tapered half-cylindrical form. The imbrices...
- imāginis image,
imagine imbr-
heavy rain
Latin imber,
imbris ignimbrite,
imbrex, imbricate, imbrication,
imbriferous in-
sinew Gr**** ἴς, ἰνός (ís, inós)...
