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4 +2 | verjas |
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wailings verjas Explanation: Railings it must surely be Robbed walls; Robbed; Robber Trench Robber trenches The stone from ruined stone buildings was often removed to build a new structure. When the stone from the foundations was removed an empty trench would remain showing the course of the walls. These empty trenches are called 'robber trenches' as the stone has been robbed from them Glossary: ROBBER TRENCHES - [ Traducir esta página ] ... an empty trench would remain showing the course of the walls. These empty trenches are called 'robber trenches' as the stone has been robbed from them. ... www.durham-pa.gov.uk/.../K2P.../K2PGlossary? |
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