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*** * .* * *: 4 4.16 THE TOOLS Description Thin, strong cord. Materials of the parts Traditional cord in natural fibres (palm leaves - Chamaerops humilis -, agave - Agave americana - or esparto - Stipa tenacissima -) and at present synthetic fibres. Use To line up stones correctly for building terrace walls and walls. Ways of using it The cord is fixed to a stone at each end of the wall and a small stick is placed between the line and the stones to prevent it from moving as the stones are set.
Descripci6 Cordell prim i fort. Materials de les peces Tradicionalment cordell de fibres naturals (palma -Chamaerops humilis-, pita -Agave americana- 0 espart -Stipa tenacissima-) i, actualment, fibres sintetiques. Utilitat Alinear les pedres de manera correcta per construir marges i parets. Forma d'us EI cordell es ferma a una pedra a cadascun dels extrems del marge i es col·loca un tronquet entre el fil i la pedra per evitar que quan es van col·locant pedres es desplaci. EL EINES
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Chapter 1 - The dry-stone in the me
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not available or it was not wanted
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ROOFING WITH A FRAME AND STONE SLAB
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Descripci6 Clot excavat per arribar
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Descripcio Clot excavat per arribar
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Descripcio Sistema que aprofita la
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Descripcio Galeria pared ada, excav
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ELEMENTS DE CONSTHUCCIO DE PEDHA EN
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Descripci6 Conduccia d'aigua entre
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266 Roofing False dome made of flat
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Outside the roof has a stepped appe
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piece of stone, save the outside do
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Description Track that people and p
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Materials Pedra viva. Tipus de ferm
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6 8 ELEMENTS D'ACUMULACIO • DE PE
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I STONE STORAGE STRUCTURES Descript
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6.9 PUJADORS Les construccions de p
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, ELEMENTS DE CONSTHUCCIO DE PEDHA
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ELEMENTS DE CONSTRUCCIO DE PEDRA EN
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