10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCONCHEON»
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1
Illustrated Dictionary of Historic Architecture
sconcheon. arch. scalpturatum A type of pavement in ancient Roman
construction, resembling inlaid work; a pattern was chiseled out and filled with
colored marble. scamillus 1. In Classical and Neoclassical architecture, a plain
block placed ...
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Calendar of Plea and Memoranda Rolls Preserved Among the ...
1 Une mure de pier contenant en longure del coigne la en la North partie tanqe a
une sconcheon envers la South xxv pees iiii pounces & demy pounce dassise Et
en la North partie del West en Est par le dit Coigne nous trovons une Relese ...
City of London (England). Corporation, Arthur Hermann Thomas, Philip E. Jones,
1943
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Historic architecture sourcebook
sconcheon. arch. scalpturatum A type of pavement in ancient Roman
construction, resembling inlaid work; a pattern was chiseled out and filled with
colored marble. scamillus 1. In Classical and Neoclassical architecture, a plain
block placed ...
4
Housing: A Multidisciplinary Dictionary
sconcheon, scuncheon. 1. The reveal of a door or window opening from the
frame to the inner face of the wall. 2. The stones or arches across the angles of a
square tower supporting alternate sides of an octagonal spire. sconcheon arch.
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Dictionary of Architecture and Construction
In medieval architecture, a detached earthwork, 2 that serves as a small
defensive position, providing additional protection for a fort. sconcheon,
esconson, scuncheon 1.The reveal of an aperture (such as a door or window)
from the frame to ...
6
Churchwardens' Accounts of the Town of Ludlow, in ...
13 ——- elevation of the, 75 Salt, 50 Sand, 4 Sawpit, 164 Scallyon, 165
Sconcheon, 175 Seam (measure), 23, 34 Seat, 42 Senser, 61, 77 Sepulchre, 3, 5
, 7. 11,12, is 35, 86 Ship. 65 Shottyng, Shuttynge bellropes, 30, 33 S111, 136,
164 Silk, ...
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Architect's Illustrated Pocket Dictionary
... V-shape. scoinson see scuntion. sconce 1 a bracket fixed to a wall to hold a
candle or light fixture. 2 a secondary fortification to protect a castle entrance.
sconcheon, scontion see scuntion. scoop see scorp. scope of contract the range
of tasks.
Nikolas Davies, Erkki Jokiniemi,
2012
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Works of the Camden Society
125, 161 Sack, 165 Saerament, 13 elevation of the, 75 Salt, 50 Sand, 4 Sawpit,
164 Scallyon, 165 Sconcheon, 175 Seam (measure), 23, 34 Seat, 42 Senser, 61,
77 Sepulchre, 3, 5, 7, II, 12, 18 35, 86 Ship, 65 Shottyng, Shuttynge bell- ropes, ...
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Dictionary of Architecture
... assembly purposes. scissors truss (siz'zers), a form of truss which serves
without a bottom horizontal chord (4m). sconce (skonce), a side- wall bracket
fixture for holding one or more candles. sconcheon (skon'shun), that portion of
the side of ...
... SCOLLOPS SCOLOPENDRA SCOLOPENDRAS SCOMBRID SCOMBRIDS
SCOMBROID SCOMBROIDS SCONCE SCONCED SCONCES SCONCHEON
SCONCHEONS SCONCING SCONE SCONES SCOOCH SCOOCHED
SCOOCHES ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood,
2013