dry stone造句

• Or, better yet, just build a dry stone wall.
• The site has two surviving walls of a dry stone corral.
• The caves were most likely shut off with dry stone walls.
• It may have been surrounded with a thick dry stone wall.
• The pair are among a dwindling number of professional dry stone wallers.
• It is now topped by a modern dry stone wall.
• Hundreds of these dry stone monuments are found around the country today.
• The graves were rectangular, bounded by dry stone trenches.
• Sixty feet ( 18 meters ) down, they were scraping dry stone.
• They were constructed without mortar ( dry stone ).
• The tower was built using the dry stone method.
• The landscape around the village is mainly pastureland bounded by dry stone walls.
• Only the size of a few of the dry stones shows any difference.
• Dry stone revetting was also found in one ditch.
• It is a two story, five bay building made of dry stone.
• Yet the use of dry stone masonry was common in earlier Irish buildings.
• The site was defended by dry stone fortification walls.
• Most of the construction is dry stone, lime mortar is used sparingly.
• The material used for the building was dry stone.
• The summit, at, has grassland fields subdivided by dry stone walls.