Examples of using Stonework in English and their translations into Slovak
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thick walls or stonework have better properties that the so much prioritised insulated brickwork”.
still has its original wooden interior and exterior stonework.
Recently renovated, it is wonderfully furbished with authentic Dalmatian“chic” style, with stonework and wrought iron details,
you should not miss the stonework bridges in the Saxony National park.
the use of coarse internal textures(stonework, wood panels),
wood up to 130 cm, and stonework are cut from large plates to the desired size.
naturalistic decorative stonework- gradually reached our territory from the end of the 12th century due to contact with the French environment.
natural appearance of a stonework floor, both in the space around the house
I would point out that massive stonework constructions were being carried out millennia earlier than circa 2800 B.C. in other parts of the Mediterranean(for instance, at Jericho in Palestine).
yet it demonstrates advanced techniques of stonework and stone cutting,
There is a romantic story that says the swallows which nest in the stonework depart each year on their migration south on October 23rd(the day on which John of Capistrano died in 1456), and return on St Joseph's Day, March 19th.
which are still very much alive, include pottery with a wide range of products, mostly utilitarian items, stonework, represented by sculpture making
now housed in the Cairo Museum, records fortified cities(which may well have included architectural stonework) along the western edge of the Nile delta at a very early date.
Stonework above the entry portal.
Brick or stonework fits perfectly into this interior style.
They can be distinguished from paniculate stonework thanks to burgundy middle points.
But how could the earliest humans on earth have produced such astonishing stonework with massive interlocking blocks precisely fitted together?
Mostly destroyed after the 16th century war with the Spanish conquistadors, much of its stonework forms the foundation of the Santo Domingo Convent.
Mostly destroyed after the 16th century war with the Spanish conquistadors much of its stonework forms the foundation of the Santo Domingo church and convent.
the quarries of the island of Brac have been a source of stone for building decorative stonework for centuries.