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Aberdeen bond

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Type of masonry developed in Aberdeenshire, and exported to Canada, it consists of courses of large, roughly-dressed rectangular blocks between which are two or three smaller stones, like large gallets often of a contrasting color. (Curl & Wilson, 2016)

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