File:Bungaroosh at Prince's Crescent, Round Hill, Brighton.JPG
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| Description | Close-up of a bungaroosh wall at Prince's Crescent in the Round Hill area of Brighton, England. Bungaroosh is a composite material comprising any of a wide variety of materials, such as broken bricks, flints, sand, fine pebbles etc. It is shuttered and set in hydraulic lime to make a cheap building material, used chiefly for walls. It was often used in Brighton between about 1750 and 1850, but is little known elsewhere. |
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| Author | The Voice of Hassocks |
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