Nevertheless, contemporary textual evidence and shared patterns of architecture, technology, and artisanship, including carved cross stones indicate that these communities were nodes in regional networks of institutional affiliation, shared religious practice, and material procurement or exchange.
The variety chiastolite (also called cross-stone, or macle), characteristic of clay slates near a granite contact, forms elongated prismatic crystals enclosing symmetrically arranged wedges of carbonaceous material.
Everton only had to control the tie and finish it off but then Reece Wabara crossed, Stones failed once more to intercept, and Dan Crowley's drive put the game back into the realms of wild romance.
In 2002, the Etchmiadzin Cathedral complex with over 50 monuments, including many khachkars (cross-stones) and graves located around the cathedral, was listed by the Government of Armenia in the list of historical and cultural monuments of the Armavir Province.
4 Follow the path down a slight slope and cross the stone bridge at the bottom, known as Rough Bridge.
To reach the true entrance one must cross a stone path past saucers containing the salt used in Shinto purification rites and open the slatted wooden doors.
Rushing back to the car, we cross a stone set in the ground with the simple declaration: "See what God hath wrought".
Something else? Spires, towers, crosses, damp stone and gothic arches.
In Châtillon-en-Bazois, crossing a stone bridge, we stopped midconversation to gaze down.
The path crosses a stone bridge, and another trail, barely discernible, leads off to the right, dropping into a grove of dragon trees.
