In districts where stone was abundant, uncemented walls of large blocks were erected, generally with battering surfaces, the hollow portion between the two faces being filled up with earth or rubble as in Fig.
It was the incipient era of castellation proper in the British Isles, distinct from pure earthworks, inasmuch as during the Roman period massive defences of masonry supplanted the earlier uncemented walls and wooden palisading.
It would be possible, indeed, to make yet another division, including those areas which when emerging from the sea were covered with fine, uncemented detritus ready at once to serve the purposes of a soil.
The same process of settling plentifully goes on wherever the rocks are still in an uncemented state.
At times they descended the slope for the pleasure of ascending the giant steps, and climbing the low walls of uncemented stones which supported the plantations, to see if the stunted olive trees and the puny almonds were budding.
The slope then descended to the railroad, walls of uncemented stones supporting the red earth, in which the last vines were dead; and on these giant steps grew only rows of olive and almond trees, with sickly foliage.
Come with me under a lofty archway, made with uncemented stones on either side, so huge that surely giants must have placed them in position.
Some of the stones are about thirteen feet long and eighteen inches thick, huge uncemented blocks of travertine.
These small monuments were constructed with uncemented stones, and were in good preservation.
It was urged that all these monuments had been constructed with uncemented stones, as neither cement nor mortar were found at Ake.
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