Flute or Fluting Originally from Greek columns (600 - 400 B.C.), these are hollows or channels cut vertically in the shafts of columns or pilasters. The upper surface can be sharp edged or finished with a radius. The flute is a stone version of a bundle of sticks that were originally used for columns. |
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Merrickville
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Hamilton
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Topkapi
Palace - Istanbul - Turkey (1500)
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London
- England
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Paris
- France
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Temple
of Saturn - Forum - Rome - Italy - (497 B.C.)
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Volubilis
Morocco - 200 A.D.
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Palatine
- Rome - Italy
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