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Title Of Article Chaper
Gravel-stone in Middlesex churches: what's in a name?
Title Of Journal Book
The London archaeologist
Volume
5
Pages
367-371
Collation
plates, fig.
ISSN
0024-5984
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Numerous churches between the Thames and South Mimms, Hertfordshire, contain a ferruginous-cemented gravelstone of various types which have been termed ironstone, flint rubble, carstone, puddingstone, and the like. The name <i>ferricrete</i> is now proposed for this whole category, and more examples of buildings containing it are sought.
Keywords
Church at Göreme (Turkey);stone;carstone;buildings
pub_id
24700