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World War I:
British diagram for the
construction of
revetted trenches - the
revetment here is the part
forward of the
standing soldier....
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Nicholas Revett (1720–1804) was a
British architect.
Revett is best
known for his work with
James "Athenian"
Stuart do****enting the
ruins of
ancient Athens...
- 1642 for
Revett Eldred, the son of the
traveller and
merchant John Eldred. The
title became extinct on Eldred's
death in
circa 1653. Sir
Revett Eldred,...
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lifetime of
Ghiyath al-Din Muhammad, a
sultan of the
Ghurid dynasty. It is
revetted with
twelve semicircular and
twelve flanged pilasters that are
placed in...
- that have been "market-researched, audience-tested, vetted, modified,
revetted and
remodified until they're
ready for consumption", and that the invasion...
- The
Reverend Revett Sheppard (1778, in
Campsey Ash – 1830, in Wrabness) was an
English malacologist. He was a
Fellow of the
Linnean Society. He described...
- idols, or
Goetria (it is
mentioned as
Goetria the
Incantada by
Stuart and
Revett in 1754). In
modern times they are
commonly known as the
Caryatids of Salonica...
- to
flower briefly in France.
Following the
travels to Greece,
Nicholas Revett, a
Suffolk architect, and the
better remembered James "Athenian" Stuart...
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three original chambers. The
network of
chambers is
covered by a
cairn and
revetted with a kerb.[citation needed] A
common trait is
megalithic art
carved into...
- base,
which was a
spartan military airfield with a
single long ramp and
revetted area. The base was
completely abandoned, but in 2010 the
conversion of...
