Meanings of architectural remains in English

Horror piled on horror as we began to interpret the architectural remains.

The islets contain architectural remains dating from the 13th century.

Few Englishmen are aware of the number and beauty of the architectural remains in Java.

The same may be said with respect to Medina, and I suspect that the towns of Yemen are generally poor in architectural remains.

It is situated within an hour's walk of Roslin Castle and Chapel, one of the most beautiful and poetic architectural remains in Scotland.

The architectural remains are of various degrees of antiquity, and are well worthy of study, as embodying the successive periods which they represent.

The architectural remains of the older Rome were ruthlessly destroyed in the years before the Renaissance and put to menial use as mere building material.

Ireland is fortunate to have so many architectural remains of our ancestors surviving still in the landscape, stretching right back to when we first s(...)

"But it is strange," said papa, "if the city was here, that there are no architectural remains to testify as much."