Sentence examples for ancient pavements from inspiring English sources

There's a Metropole hotel, a post office, public squares, a museum with "ancient pavements", but the setting really might be Athens or Rome, Palermo or Barcelona.

The street has been reconstructed using the ancient pavement, columns, and capitals.

On a recent visit to occupied East Jerusalem for a Palestinian arts festival, she covertly took a cast of a stretch of ancient marble pavement, dodging Israeli police, and smuggled it home in her suitcase.

Ancient woodland and limestone pavement fall into this category.

National Parks England suggested ancient woodlands and limestone pavement as the absolute minimum.

Finding a passage through it into the town proper, I discovered a buzzing free-for-all where locals and visitors shopped, drank and socialized along polished marble pavements, with ancient-looking churches on every corner.

Similar development of gravel pavements occur in ancient mountain belts on Earth, and partially explain the persistence of appreciable relief after hundreds of millions of years.

On the east (the carceres end) the limits of the circus seem to be set by the discovery of private houses and the pavement of an ancient street just east p113 of the Piazza Margana (Bull. d. Inst. 1870, 48 ff.; cf. Fulvius, Antiquitates urbis p. l(x v; LR 453; PS II.64‑66).