a filaretto
English translation: coursed rubble masonry
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filaretto Explanation: You can leave it as it is: Filaretto. "...as a gentle reminder of the Romanesque filaretto-style brickwork." http://www.turismo.intoscana.it/site/en/highlights/Florence-... "... bringing to light the Romanesque walls in sandstone filaretto" http://www.santamariaaponeta.com/storia-chianti.aspx |
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coursed rubble masonry Explanation: It is hard to tell if there is anything particularly distinctive about "filaretto" but it seems to be a very general building technique that could be called simply coursed masonry. http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/coursed masonry |
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