Peet, T. Eric (Thomas Eric), 1882-1934 · London, New York : Harper & brothers · leaf 65
e whole monument is about 42 feet. The slabscover the inner walls of the chamber, but notthe outer lining : this last forms a kind of outershell to the whole monument. It is shaped roughlylike a ship, and runs to a point at the east end,thus representing the bow. The west end isdamaged, but may… … Fig. 7. Type-plan of wedge-shaped tomb. The roofslabs are two or more in number. In Munster the corridor-tomb takes a peculiarform (Fig. 7). It lies roughly east and west, andits two long sides are placed at a slight angle to oneanother in such a way that the west end is broaderthan the east. In a…
