Definition of Isodomic. Meaning of Isodomic. Synonyms of Isodomic

- Opus quadratum in the Gr**** way (isodomic)...
- The city walls of isodomic limestone masonry still exist on the south and west sides. Remains of at least two buildings also in isodomic, lie on the E side...
- construction. Masonry styles in use include isodomic (ashlars with hammered faces and drafted corners), pseudo-isodomic, and - in sections – a style approaching...
- morphology is neoclassical: flat corner stones, Corinthian capitals, pseudo-isodomic masonry of the lower level of the facade. Σταματίνα Μαλικούτη, Πειραιάς...
- Eleusinian limestone frieze. The temple's walls were constructed in ashlar isodomic masonry. The east porch doesn't exhibit any entasis, but the stylobate...
- which the outer section is built of square blocks which form a pseudo-isodomic structure strengthened by buttresses. In the vicinity, fragments of ****enistic...
- first Bishop of Crete, was erected in the 6th century AD. Built with large isodomic stones, this cathedral keeps its intended height only in the areas of the...
- column from the archaeological site of Mycenae. The masonry consists of isodomic cut limestone, potentially coming from the monastery of Karakala located...
- demonstrated by the refined sacred wells and giant's graves built in the isodomic technique. The ability in handling stones and the spread of sculpture in...
- wall, built in fine ****enic masonry, partly polygonal masonry and partly isodomic ashlar, and a large square central fortress with a circular projecting...