The bridges are of ashlar masonry, and are strong and substantially constructed, except one which carries the turnpike road from Edinburgh to Ayr over the line.
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In later examples such as the Treasury of Atreus and Tomb of Clytemnestra ( both at Mycenae ), all three parts were constructed of fine ashlar masonry.
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The principal facade is fully lined with ashlar masonry and pink Estremoz marble, corresponding to the three respective floors and central pediment broken by two main doorways.
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The other large house, " Mells Park ", was largely rebuilt by Lutyens in 1923; Pevsner calls attention to its ashlar masonry, Doric pilasters and hipped roof.
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Smooth ashlar masonry was not a distinguishing feature of the style, particularly in the earlier part of the period, but occurred chiefly where easily worked limestone was available.
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This complex is characterized by an irregular plan, which is carefully adapted to the outcrop, as well as round towers, a bent entrance, and a fine rusticated ashlar masonry.
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The Douglas castle was initially an L-shaped two-storey building of ashlar masonry, with a tower at the southwest corner holding the main entrance, which was reached by a drawbridge.
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Llandinham Bridge has ashlar masonry abutments which are sloped at 30 degrees from the point of connection with the bridge's arches and were built by Gellidywyll based designer Edward Jones.
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The central building shares many of the features that are used to identify a Minoan palace apart from a regular building : pier and door partitions, alternating columns and pillars, and ashlar masonry.
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This building, which looks like a small theatre, can be dated to the 1st century BC . It is well preserved all the way to roof level and exhibits the finest quality ashlar masonry.
