- A
parapet is a
barrier that is an
upward extension of a wall at the edge of a roof, terrace, balcony,
walkway or
other structure. The word
comes ultimately...
- Camp
Parapet was a
Civil War
fortification at Shrewsbury,
Jefferson Parish, Louisiana, a bit more than a mile
upriver from the
current city
limits of...
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Shrewsbury Cemetery,
historically known as Camp
Parapet Cemetery , is an old
burial ground near New Orleans, Louisiana, on the site of a
Confederate military...
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design at the top of the
triangular gable-end of a building. The top of the
parapet wall
projects above the
roofline and the top of the
brick or
stone wall...
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defensive architecture, such as that of city
walls or castles,
comprises a
parapet (a
defensive low wall
between chest-height and head-height), in
which gaps...
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Parapet Peak is
located at
southern end of
Mount Robson Provincial Park on the
border of
Alberta and
British Columbia. It was
named in 1921 by
Cyril G...
- A
merlon is the solid,
upright section of a
battlement (a
crenellated parapet) in
medieval architecture or fortifications.
Merlons are
sometimes pierced...
- of its
bastion were
protected on the north, west, and
south by the Nike
Parapet,
named for its
frieze of
Nikai celebrating victory and
sacrificing to their...
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excessive weight.
Water from a
pitched roof
flows down into a
valley gutter, a
parapet gutter or an
eaves gutter. An
eaves gutter is also
known as an eavestrough...
- to
purdah restrictions.
Other elements supporting this
theory include a
parapet around the
terrace of the building,
which allows its
occupants a view of...
