Joly, N. (Nicolas), 1812-1885 · London : Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Co. · leaf 137
the thickness ofthe wall, leading to theupper chamber. Othersagain have an outer wallenclosing a triangular orpolygonal space, with anapartment of the sameform as the Nuraghi ateach angle. These roomscommunicate wuth eachother by vaultsd passagesof which the roof isalmost always pointed.Each layer… … Fig. 39. Yerttcai. section of theSAME, showing the niches and THE WINDING STAIK. The Nuraghi tetirola of the land of Botolana serves as a shelter in POTTEEY I> THE NURAGHI. 127 stones, disposed like those of our modern buildings, pre-senting, that is to say, their larger end to the outer,…
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