- is concave. Cyrto-style A
circular projecting portico with columns.
Denticulation Finely toothed or notched;
having dentils.
Dentil One of a
series of...
- Numismatics,
decorative teeth or saw
serrations featured on a coin
Denticulation (architecture) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
-
denticulated edge,
while its
lower jaw has stronger, serrated, more
defined denticulation. The
dorsal surface of the turtle's head has a
single pair of prefrontal...
- d'orange" in French. This
sickle industry has no
evidence of
developed denticulation.
Orange slices were used for
harvesting plants at the
start of the Neolithic...
-
gradually decreases in
height on the back,
being reduced to a mere
denticulation on the sacrum. 45-53
scales round the
middle of the body;
dorsal scales...
- howelli,
known from over 30 specimens, has an
almost identical pattern of
denticulation on the
chelicerae as J.
rhenaniae and also
preserves a
flattened posterior...
-
males reaches 1 mm or more in
height and has an
almost spine-shaped
denticulation. The tail
gradually elongates into a fine
thread but has no distinct...
- the
surface included numerous short, wide,
sickle blades with fine
denticulation or
nibbling along with
tanged arrowheads, s****ers, chisels, axes, burins...
- and a
large transom window. The
opening is
topped by a
lintel with
denticulation,
flanked by
scrolled brackets on
either side. The portico's underside...
- the
hills including large axes, s****ers and
sickle blades with fine
denticulation. This was
suggested by
Jacques Cauvin and Marie-Claire
Cauvin to have...
