In the Roman period Durham was a military outpost supporting the defense of Hadrian's Wall, which was erected to contain the peoples of what, in large part, became Scotland.
Experience moment of paralyzing fear upon realization I have crashed into the tension wall bisecting the living room, which was erected to squeeze another bedroom (mine) out of already cramped apartment.
(Those stelae, which were erected at the capital, are today well preserved in the museum of Xi'an).
Spencer Crew, the guest curator who acquired the tower, which was erected at some point in the 1930s or '40s, said the tower would be used to illustrate the history of African-American oppression and incarceration in the United States.
One of these was at Sarnath, in the north, which was erected at the point where the Buddha gave his first sermon.
The Dutch branch of the League of Neutral States presented the Great Eastern Railway a memorial tablet which was erected at Liverpool Street station.
Michigan State is home to three bronze statues, two of which were erected in 2005 and one in 2003.
Sir Giles Gilbert Scott designed the north and south wings, which were erected in 1939.
According to the Greek geographer and chronicler Pausanias, there were 16 of these statues, 6 of which were erected from fines levied on Athens when Kallipos, an Athenian, bribed his opponents in the pentathlon.
This is illustrated by a case study of the fates of three socialist-era statues of the Romanian Communist leader Dr Petru Groza which were erected in Bucharest, Deva and Băcia.
