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RMBGHBNK–The Pictish / Norse site of the Broch o' Gurness on the Knowe o' Aikerness Mainland Orkney Isles Scotland. SCO 5803
RM2CE5XBD–. The Russo-Japanese war : medical and sanitary reports from officers attached to the Japanese and Russian forces in the field, General staff, War office, April 1908 . 8. MEDICAL —REPORT 13. 280 Figure 3.—Section of Blindage at No. XV. (Red CrossSocietys) Hospital at Port Arthur. (a) Explanation.— The girders were supported on upright beams. A layerof stout beams was laid across the girders ; and another layer ofbeams across these; a thick layer of earth and stones was laid on top.Ventilators (wooden square shafts) were inserted at intervals. The platforms in the interior were intended to take
RMBGHBPW–The Pictish / Norse site of the Broch o' Gurness on the Knowe o' Aikerness Mainland Orkney Isles Scotland. SCO 5805
RMRGYMGY–. Bulletin. Ethnology. end of the flue or shaft was framed with a coping of stones. The ' inner end of the horizontal passage had an aperture framed with stones. There was a stone sill and two rectangular blocks of the same material served as jambs and supported the lintel, also of stone. The deflector was a single stone slab set upright in the floor between the vent opening and the fire pit. The latter was dug into the floor and on three sides was lined with adobe plaster. The fourth, that toward the deflector, was faced with a stone. This may have been done to reinforce that edge and prevent
RMBGHBMC–The Pictish / Norse site of the Broch o' Gurness on the Knowe o' Aikerness Mainland Orkney Isles Scotland. SCO 5802
RMRGYMH7–. Bulletin. Ethnology. 78 BUREAU OP AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [bull. Ill. end of the flue or shaft was framed with a coping of stones. The ' inner end of the horizontal passage had an aperture framed with stones. There was a stone sill and two rectangular blocks of the same material served as jambs and supported the lintel, also of stone. The deflector was a single stone slab set upright in the floor between the vent opening and the fire pit. The latter was dug into the floor and on three sides was lined with adobe plaster. The fourth, that toward the deflector, was faced with a stone. This may have
RMRGYR8F–. Bulletin. Ethnology. ro/t.. Fig. 24.—Plan of kiva. a, Posts in face of bench and back wall, b, Bench or banquette, c, Support posts, d, Deflector, e Fire pit construction, however. In addition to the stones and plaster, tim- bers were used. Long poles supported on short posts were found in both the facing of the bench and the outer circle of slabs. The short upright posts were set at intervals between the edges of the slabs and the longer poles were placed horizontally along their tops. (Fig. 25.) This seems to have been done with the idea of leveling the uneven upper ends of the slabs and a
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