The roofing of the chevet of the Notre-Dame in Chazelle (Cormatin) consists of laves.
See also lauze (synonym).
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Saturday, 19 January 2013
Lave (flagstone)
Laves, as they are called in Burgundy, or lauzes, as they are called elsewhere, are flat stones of shale or limestone, used as floor or roofing tiles.
The roofing of the chevet of the Notre-Dame in Chazelle (Cormatin) consists of laves.
See also lauze (synonym).
The roofing of the chevet of the Notre-Dame in Chazelle (Cormatin) consists of laves.
See also lauze (synonym).
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