Caen stone
A stone from Caen (in Normandy) used in some medieval buildings in England.
In ancient Rome, irregular masonry built of rough quarry stones not squared or shaped in any way.
A strong yellow pigment, cadmium sulfide, characterized by good permanence; used in paints.
A step, usually lowest in a flight, having one or both ends rounded to a semicircle and projecting beyond the
A survey relating to land boundaries and subdivisions, made to create units suitable for transfer or to define the limitations