dressed stone

And all the dressed stone will have to be shipped south!

Large dressed stone blocks can be seen in garden walls.

Several more dressed stones were added to increase the weight, and the test was repeated.

Dressed stone, I should guess, and of a considerable thickness.

The house was long and low, made of dressed stone, with a roof that looked to be slate.

The school was constructed of brick on a dressed stone foundation.

No light burned in the high narrow house of roughly dressed stone.

Especially noticeable are the missing dressed stones of the windows.

In place of a door there was a wall of large dressed stones.

Then they came to the area of squared-off, dressed stone which must be the control post.

In the middle of town, on another hill, stood a building of dressed stone.

The church is made of brick and dressed stone.

The doors and windows of the structures have dressed stone frames.

At this time most of the dressed stone was taken from the ancient buildings for building work in Gaza.

The building was two stories tall, dressed stone with a flat roof and apparently very old.

Locally made warm red brick and dressed stone were used in its construction.

One of the dressed stone sides is coated with stucco.

One gable to the east uses dressed stone, in contrast with the rest of the building.

Joined to the dressed stone was an offering bowl, smelling of old blood.

The Healer walked around the room, looking without affection at the dressed stone walls.

A high proportion of masonry is cut and dressed stone, especially in the interior.

The walls were dressed stone, or bare rock, and rose in gray towards the far light.

A mason's mark is a symbol often found on dressed stone in buildings and other public structures.

It was built in 1896 and is a one story rectangular wood frame building on a dressed stone foundation.

The walls of the palace were huge and of dressed stone.