Meanings of unhewn stone in English

These timbers were covered with loose unhewn stone common to the neighborhood.

It was built of unhewn stone, and had small windows and loop-holes.

They were built of unhewn stone, but solid, and not inelegant.

It looked like unhewn stone, pale and scarred with acne.

So does the painter see his picture; and the sculptor his statue in the unhewn stone.

A grey house among trees rose on the left with a quaint gateway of unhewn stone.

They wove cloth of cotton and bark, they carved wood and built walls of unhewn stone.

The entrance into the mound was through a low doorway with lintel and posts of unhewn stone.

And Prœtus and his Cyclopes built around Tiryns great walls of unhewn stone, which are standing to this day.

The walls, of unhewn stone laid in clay, were not particularly well built and resemble in many respects the ruins at Choqquequirau.

The little town of Lerwick consists of two-story houses, built mostly of unhewn stone, rough-cast, with steep roofs and a chimney at each end.

At Rovesche, the urn was placed in a square chest made of unhewn stones.

The altar at Phorae in Achaea was of unhewn stones (Paus.

The Persians built no temples; but worshipped upon the summits of hills, in enclosures of unhewn stones.

As to the commandment to make the altar of earth, or of unhewn stones, this was given in order to remove idolatry.

The walls are faced with unhewn stones, the outer side of which still retains a natural appearance, while the inner is corroded and disintegrated.