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Re: A clean slate? (or should that be granite?)
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Resonox wrote:
A lot is being made of the "hole"...one poster, in the other thread alluded to it being for the erection of a maypole(yes I know it was a tongue in cheek remark)...but it might not be that far off the mark....perhaps(and only perhaps) the hole was used as an aid to building....by inserting a sturdy lever-style piece of wood(this could explain what was described as a "squircle" too as this would give a good grip of a piece of timber) for aiding in raising the slab and moving it into and holding it in position until the wall structure was fully stabilised...has anyone considered a simplistic theory??


Here's a link to my earlier post about this:
http://www.themodernantiquaria[...]m/?thread=62372&message=792944


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stonefree
Posted by stonefree
5th May 2011ce
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