orthostat
One of many large stone slabs, set vertically as a revetment at the lower part of the cella in a classical temple, or at the base of a wall in the ancient architecture of Anatolia, northern Syria, and Assyria. (Harris, 1977)
One of many large stone slabs, set vertically as a revetment at the lower part of the cella in a classical temple, or at the base of a wall in the ancient architecture of Anatolia, northern Syria, and Assyria. (Harris, 1977)