es with draftedstones like those ofthe substructures oftheharam. Stretch-ing from the baseof the pier, a littleabove the point Fig. 107.—Voussoir of Arch fallen through roof of rock-excavated where it met thecanal. Recovery, p. 105. rock, was a pave-ment which formerly must have been the surface of… … Topography of Jerusalem. 5 sons Arch. The English explorers broke through the pavement,when, at the bottom of the ravine, they think they came upon thefellow stone arches of an older bridge (Fig. 107). Sir CharlesWarrens measurements of the bridge are the following : fromthe crown of the arch to…
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