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A rounded or pyramidal heap of stones made as a monument or memorial. |
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The head or uppermost portion of a column that takes the weight of an upper section. |
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A tomb or monument erected in honour of a person or persons whose body is interred elsewhere. |
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A supporting pillar: a pillar comprising, a shaft, a capital and a base. The shaft being a circular section either, smooth, fluted or channelled. Ionic-Spiral volutes of its capital. Doric-Characterised by a fluted column shaft with no base, and with a capital comprising a Echinus separated from the shaft by one or more annulets and supporting a square unmoulded Abacus. |
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A slab that forms the uppermost member of the capital of a column. |
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The rounded quarter moulding. |
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An object that contains a list of names for use inside buildings. |
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A roster of names of persons deserving honour, primarily used in external locations. |
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An object that serves to preserve the memory or knowledge of an individual, individuals or event. |
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A structure erected or maintained in memory of the dead or to preserve the remembrance of a person, event, or action. |
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An upright four sided usually monolithic pillar that gradually tapers as it rises and terminates in a pyramid. |
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The support or base of an upright structure. Divided into three parts: dado, plinth or foot (base) and surbase. |
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Part of a pedestal between the base and the surbase. (Also known as: Die.) |
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A range of roof supporting columns. |
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A square vertically faced member immediately below the base of a column or pillar and can also be the actual base of a monument. |
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the lowermost part of the base |
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A continuous flat coping or pavement on which a row of architectural columns is supported. |
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A cornice or a series of mouldings (cap, cap mould) at the top of the base pedestal or podium. |
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A column or shaft standing alone for a monument. |
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A section of reinforced concrete formed as a single unjointed segment of a memorial base. |
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A structure designed primarily for elevation that is higher than its diameter and high relative to its surroundings, that may stand apart, be attached to a larger structure, or project above or out from a wall. |