bronze sheet

The seventh floor windows are in punched openings with bronze sheet sills.

Holes on some of the Angkor walls indicate that they may have been decorated with bronze sheets.

The bronze sheet is said by archaeologists to be too thin to have offered effective protection in combat, and shows no signs of battle damage.

The basement, first and second stories have punched recessed openings with bronze sheet sills.

The lid was a hammered bronze sheet, weighing 13.8kg and shaped to fit the krater's opening.

Bronze sheet welding, mounted on wood.

Less than three decades ago experiments were carried out for economical considerations with a commercial common bronze sheet or plating containing 8% tin by weight.

The top of the canopy was made of specially fitted gilded bronze sheets with green enamel.

Save for the bronze sheet and some ceremonial items- incensors and the like-the chambers were empty.

Decorations of the complex included frescoes, architectural elements in coloured marbles, and innumerable bronze sheets with inset gemstones.

Copper, aluminum and bronze sheets have been applied for colour on the fixed side panels, which have also been oxidized and enamelled.

In 1784, within the framework of the Church of the St. Francis, was found the bronze sheets of Velletri.

The Macedonian phalangite shield was circular and displayed a slight convexity; its outer surface was faced by a thin bronze sheet.

Onit told us how it is staged, with an echo chamber to make her voice mighty and a bronze sheet that is rattled for the sound of thunder.

All these pieces are made of beaten bronze sheet and are backed with leather and loosely fastened by ox-hide thongs to allow some degree of movement.

Actual shield decorations of the Archaic period have been found most notably at Olympia; these are bronze sheets into which designs have been hammered or engraved.

Being made from thin bronze sheets, the helmet would have been too fragile for use in battle, and so it was probably intended to be used for ceremonial or parade purposes.

Wear marks caused by opening and closing the visor are still visible, and at some point the helmet was repaired using a bronze sheet which was riveted across two splits.

The restoration of 1443 enlarged and enhanced the central stupa, including the incorporation of repousse Buddha images on bronze sheets affixed to the stupa bell element (anda).

Constructed of stone and covered in bronze sheets, made from 1200 guns taken during the campaign, it was initially topped by a statue of Napoleon himself, dressed in his coronation robes.

The destination, Po Lin Monastery on the 1,700-foot-high Ngong Ping plateau, features a 112-foot-high statue of a seated Buddha, made of bronze sheets over a steel frame.

Construction for the house started in 1783 and it had 249 rooms and is an architectural wonder with wooden carvings, rain water harvesting, dozens of courtyards and balconies covered with bronze sheets.

Then he had mercury, resin of the wood-apple, and fine clay mixed together; had these spread over the slabs of stones; and had bronze sheets eight inches thick laid over these.

It forms part of the Late Helladic (LHIIIa) Dendra Panoply, which consists of fifteen separate pieces of bronze sheet, held together with leather thongs, that encased the wearer from neck to knees.