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Staddle stones, or
steddle stones, were
originally used as
supporting bases for granaries. The
staddle stones lifted the
granaries above the ground, thereby...
- Old
English Placenames of Bree-land, with the
villages of Bree, Combe,
Staddle, and
Archet in the Chetwood, that
Tolkien meant to
sound and feel Celtic...
- Galician,
espigueiros in Portuguese,
abearriak in Basque)
ending in flat
staddle stones (vira-ratos in Galician,
mueles or
tornarratos in Asturian, or zubiluzea...
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Great Britain,
small granaries were
built on mushroom-shaped
stumps called staddle stones. They were
built of timber-frame
construction and
often had slate...
-
spreads the
weight on the
ground and
raises the
timber off the ground.
Staddle stones are a
specific type of padstone. Dry
stone and
stones laid in mortar...
- raccards, are
still in use as granaries. In England,
granaries are
placed on
staddle stones,
similar to stilts, to
prevent mice and rats
getting to the grain...
-
politician Ella Gjømle Berg (born 1979), a
cross country skier Stathel and
staddle stones List of
towns and
cities in
Norway List of
former muni****lities...
- barn of Ter
Doest Abbey Herkenrode Abbey near H****elt Bishop's
storehouse Staddle stones:
Function Tithe map "Research on
Harmondsworth Barn".
English Heritage...
- Age most
hobbits outside The
Shire could be
found in
their village of
Staddle on the
southeastern slopes of Bree-hill. However, some also
lived with...
- square,
which makes it one of the
larger granaries. It is
built on
sixteen staddle stones as an anti-vermin measure. The
Weald and
Downland Grids**** was...
