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• 5.12 Cobbling 141 • 5. 13 Roofing with a false dome 144 • 5. 14 Roofing with a frame and stone slabs 146 • 5. 15 Making an underground passage 150 • 5. 16 Making a walled hole 152 Chapter 6 - Dry-stone masonry structures 154 6.1 Supporting structures. Retaining walls 158 • 6. 1. 1 Terracewall or Retaining wall 162 • 6.1.2 Hoop 165 6.2 Land arrangement structures. Walls 168 • 6.2.1 Humpback wall 170 • 6.2.2 Goath's wall 172 • 6.2.3 Crowned wall 174 • 6.2.4 Stone slab wall 178 • 6.2.5 Provisional stone wall 180 • 6.2.6 Low wall' 182 • 6.2.7 Wall with edge 184 ·6.2.8 Drain 186 6.3 Water use management 190 • 6.3. 1 Well wirth a neck 193 • 6.3.2 Wall wirth a small dome 196 • 6.3.3 Well built into a terrace wall 198 • 6.3.4 Water wheel 200 • 6.3.5 Underground spring passage 202 • 6.3.6 Cistern built into a terrace wall 208 • 6.3.7 Pool 210 • 6.3.8 Rock Pool 212 • 6.3.9 Water trough 214 6.4 Drainage systems 216 • 6.4.1 Torrent 218 • 6.4.2 Artificial channel 224 • 6.4.3 Walls at right angles 228 • 6.4.4 Underground gallery 230 • 6.4.5 Bridge 232 6. 5 Structures related to a range of economic activities 234 • 6.5.1 Snow house 237 • 6.5.2 Threshingfloor 241 • 6.5.3 Songthrush platform 242 • 6.5.4 Lime kiln 246 6.6 Shelter and refuge 250 • 6.6. 1 Shelter 253 • 6.6.2 Charcoal worker's hut 260 • 6.6.3 Hut with a small dome 264 ·664~nh~ 2~ • 6.6.5 Shelter,cabin 276 • 6.6.6 Ploughman's hut 280 6.7 Tracksand roads 284 • 6.7.1 Bridle path 286 • 6.7.2 Cart track 298 6.8 Stone storage structures 303 6.9 Climbing construction 304 • 6.9. 1 Projecting steps 306 • 6.9.2 Staircase 308 • 6.9.3 Ramp 312
• 6.4.5 Pont 6. 5 Elements associats a diverses activitats econbmiques • 6.5.1 Casa de neu • 6.5.2 Era • 6.5.3 Coli de tords • 6.5.4 Forn de cal9 6.6 Elements de refugi i aixopluc • 6.6.1 Aixopluc • 6.6.2 Barraca de carboner • 6.6.3 Barraca de curucull • 6.6.4 Barraca de carro 235 237 : 241 : 243 : 247 251 253 261 265 273 . • 6.6.5 Porxo, caseta • 6.6.6 Barraca de rater 6.7 Elements de comunicacio • 6.7.1 Cami de ferradura • 6.7.2 Cami de carro 6.8 Elements d'acumulacio de pedra 6.9 Pujadors • 6.9.1 Escalons volats • 6.9.2 Escala • 6.9.3 Rampa 7 277 281 285 287 297 301 305 306 308 312
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