stacked stone

She sat down on something, a bench or stacked stone.

They came to a fort fashioned of stacked stones.

Mentally, he stacked stones against it, creating the shape of the firebox.

Stacked stones to each side of the communal cooking pit supported a rod above the fire.

It was a squat shelter of stacked stones, muddy and squalid-looking.

The burials and the stacked stone circle were the outstanding features discovered in the mound.

By the time he had sealed it John the Fletcher was already picking his way between the stacked stones.

The fort was surrounded on three sides by a stacked stone wall added approximately at the time of the Civil War.

There had been a snowstorm, and all the fields were white rectangles, divided by low black walls of stacked stones.

Stacked stones and a slab roof surrounded them.

They stacked stone around the vast powder charge so that its explosion would be directed northwards into the space between the walls.

The remains of two processing kilns still exist, as well as quite a few stacked stone foundations.

"The Spanish guys are, for the most part, excellent at building stone walls, patios, any kind of dry work involving stacked stones.

They saw him fall, and gasped aloud, shuddering to the awful, shattering sound of his bones smashing on the stacked stone.

The six courtyards of this fortress with stacked stone walls make it a prime example of a gusuku.

The stairs twisted oddly, curving back and around but the regular pattern of the stacked stones defied my sense of direction.

The house had 16-inch thick adobe bearing walls resting on a stacked stone foundation, with wooden door and window frames and trim.

The greater Philomont area is known for horse farms, large estates, winding gravel roads, rolling hills and stacked stone walls.

This is why there are few remaining example like Hvalsey Church in Greenland where only the stacked stones remain.

He bounced eagerly between the stacked stones, saw that Harry was occupied, and applied instead to Adam, in a breathless whisper.

The WPA also built a stacked stone fountain that remains and can be seen very near the stone bridge.

It has an open living and dining area, a stacked stone fireplace, exposed beams, hardwood floors, a loft and two bathrooms.

Dun Ringill today is a stacked stone ruin overlooking Loch Slapin.

The commonality between all examples is a central room surrounded by two or three perimeter walls made of stacked stone or large vertical stone slabs.

Some are constructed merely of rough-hewn or stacked stone, and some are made of fine wood or other finished material.