coursed rubble
[¦kȯrsd ′rəb·əl] (civil engineering)
Masonry in which rough stones are fitted into approximately level courses.
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coursed rubble
Masonry construction in which roughly dressed stones of random size are used, as they occur, to build up courses; the interstices between them are filled with smaller pieces, or with mortar.
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