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Rubble Stone Masonry

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A construction method stacking natural stones with their flat faces aligned at the surface. Such stacking is also called “midare-zumi” (irregular masonry using stones of uneven sizes and shapes). Because the flat faces of the stones face outward, it is called nozura-zumi (rough-stone masonry).

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The text describes masonry using irregular natural stones with aligned flat faces.

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