- used prin****lly for classical, folk and po****r music. Both
coursed and
uncoursed instruments. The extended-range
classical guitar is a
classical guitar...
-
peculiarly suited for
medieval work.[citation needed] It is
often laid as
uncoursed work, or
random work,
sometimes as
random coursed work and
sometimes as...
- to as coursed,
while one
whose strings are all pla****
individually is
uncoursed.[citation needed]
Multiple string courses were
probably originally emplo****...
-
selection or
cutting of stones, but a
great deal of
stone masonry is
uncoursed.
Slipform stonemasonry produces a
hybrid wall of
reinforced concrete with...
- was
built in 1926, and is a two-story,
Tudor Revival style dwelling of
uncoursed rock-faced granite. It has a
combination hip and
clipped gable roof. Also...
- with a
veneer of
local gabbro masonry.
Artistically it
mixes rustic,
uncoursed masonry with
neoclassical details in its
limestone belt
courses and arch...
-
lower end of
Biltmore Avenue. It was
built in 1905, and is a two-story,
uncoursed rubble granite apartment building with a coursed, rock-faced
granite front...
-
Maryland is a
characteristic small church of the
period (built ~1822), with
uncoursed stone rubble construction and a
simple plan. The
interior is a single...
- with a tiny
wooden bracketed cornice. Rough-cut
granite blocks form the
uncoursed walls,
inside and out, of this one-story
building with its
original triple-arch...
- is a one-story log
house covered with
lapped siding and
resting on an
uncoursed fieldstone foundation. Also on the
property is a
contributing frame outbuilding...
