Sentence examples for stone rubble from inspiring English sources

Roofed with one stone, rubble and traces of mud from the blocking.

Built of rubble and roofed with slabs, stone, rubble and mud from the blocking and in the chamber sand.

Builders in Mosquitia typically made a foundation not out of cut stone but of clay and stone rubble, over which they laid river stones, then added superstructures, made of wood and adobe, which have long since vanished.

The site, which is adjacent to the modern town of Kot Diji, consists of a stone rubble wall, dating to about 3000 bce, that surrounds a citadel and numerous residences, all of which were first excavated in the 1950s.

Some inclines are steep, and the trails are often over stone rubble with drop-offs to either side, but the hike shouldn't be difficult if you're in average physical condition and wearing decent shoes — even without someone to hold your hand or fan you.

It was probably the first harbour ever constructed entirely in the open sea (i.e., without the benefit of any protective fringing bay or peninsula) and was protected from the sea primarily by two huge breakwaters built of concrete blocks and filled with stone rubble.

Left the uninscribed stela which is fallen off the roof inside the chamber, stones, rubble from roof.

The need for thick and high walls for defence forced the use of economic building methods, often continuing the tradition of dry-stone rubble building, which were then covered with a lime render, or harled for weatherproofing and a uniform appearance.

We must, therefore, use what are found on the spot; such as square stones, flint, rubble stones, burnt or unburnt bricks; for every place is not provided, as is Babylon, with such a substitute for lime and sand as burnt bricks and liquid bitumen; yet there is scarcely any spot which does not furnish materials whereof a durable wall may not be built.

G 7147 B: Depth 300 cm; chamber cut in rock; door block of stone and rubble; pit of rubble but on west is wall of G 7150.

Channels were constructed of cut stone, brick, rubble, or rough concrete.