Most classical guitars have a neck and headblock carved from one piece of wood, known as a " Spanish heel.

Most Hoysala temples have a plain covered entrance porch supported by lathe turned ( circular or bell-shaped ) pillars which were sometimes further carved with deep fluting and moulded with decorative motifs.

Most of the moai s in Easter Island are carved out of tholeiite basalt tuff

Most Gohonzon in temples are on wood tablets into which the inscription is carved ( the tablets are coated with black urushi and the characters, gilded ), while most of those in homes are in the form of a paper scroll.

Most canyoneering in the United States occurs in the many slot canyons carved in the sandstone found throughout the Colorado Plateau.

Most prized today are the hand carved rose back design with handle hole.

Most djembes from Mali, Guinea, Burkina Faso, and Senegal are still hand carved from traditional species of wood, using traditional tools and methods.

Most are made in the " traditional style " ( also known as " carved ") or " chalet " to hang on a wall.

Most material is carved into beads and figurines with only the finer examples fashioned into cabochons, later being set into jewellery.

Most were carved by Charles I. D. Looff, but under the pressure of a delivery deadline, a few were purchased from the master carver Gustav Dentzel of Philadelphia.

Most frequently used in the carving of spear-throwers, carved bone and antler pieces are significant because of the great amount of time, effort, and pain-staking detail with which they were carved.

Most of the erosion that carved today's landscape occurred after the uplift of the Colorado Plateau with much of the major canyon cutting probably occurring between 1 and 6 million years ago.

Most were carved at Saddell Abbey but some are more typical of the Iona school of stone-carving.

Most of it is carved into the hillside, but some parts are supported by separate stone pillars.

Most notable is the narrow valley between Balve and Menden, where the Hönne has carved 60m deep into Devonian limestone.

Most scholars date the inscription to the 7th century and it is carved with a type of runes that form an intermediate version between the Elder Futhark and the Younger Futhark.

Most scholars date the inscription to the 7th century and it is carved with a type of runes that form an intermediate version between the Elder Futhark and the Younger Futhark.

Most of the interior structure, except for the carved wood frieze along the balconies, was already in place by 1875.

Most citrine is made by heating amethyst, and partial heating with a strong gradient results in ametrine — a stone partly amethyst and partly citrine.

Most stone had to be quarried miles away, and then brought to the building site.

Most insulated buildings that utilize concrete block, brick, adobe, stone, veneers or some combination thereof feature interior insulation in the form of fiberglass batts between wooden wall studs or in the form of rigid insulation boards covered with plaster or drywall.

Most of the urinary tract can be reached via the urethra, enabling prostate surgery, surgery of tumors of the urothelium, stone surgery, and simple urethral and ureteral procedures.

Most ESWL is carried out when the stone is present near the renal pelvis.

Most of them weigh between two and eight tons each, but others weigh even more, with one extraordinary stone located in the northern section of Wilson's Arch measuring 13 metres and weighing approximately 570 tons.

Most henges do not contain stone circles ; Brodgar is a striking exception, ranking with Avebury ( and to a lesser extent Stonehenge ) among the greatest of such sites.

Most of these operate out of the century old stone buildings in town.

Most of the monuments are built in the lovely soft local stone known as tuffeau.

Most scholars however, generally agree that Great Zimbabwe was built by the Shona people as part of the 13th century kingdom of Zimbabwe, and successor to the earlier Kingdom of Mapungubwe, also known for its stone ruins.

Most often, hieratic script was written in ink with a reed brush on papyrus, wood, or stone and pottery ostraca.

Most of the religious buildings of the city were demolished in that period: in 1797, the old cathedral, which had been dubbed the " wonder of the low countries ", was sold to a merchant who exploited it as a stone quarry.

Most of these buildings were built from materials such as brick, concrete block, and stone, each varying.

Most of these buildings were built from materials such as brick, concrete block, and stone, each varying.

Most of the trail is a-wide cinder or stone aggregate ( unpaved ) surface with grass shoulders.

Most sculptors work rhythmically, turning the tool with each blow so that the stone is removed quickly and evenly.

Most of the bronze statues were melted down for the war effort and the stone carvings were damaged by the war, save for some small lion's heads over the entrance.

Most Han stone pictures of Liubo show the players throwing sticks onto a mat between themselves ( with the Liubo board to the side of the mat ), and ceramic model Liubo sets such as the one excavated in 1972 from Lingbao in Henan province show six sticks lined up neatly between the two players.

Most of the surrounding area ( including the property with the stone cottage Lane had built for them ) had been sold off, but they still kept some farm animals, and tended their flower beds and vegetable gardens.

Most of the stone bridges on the Old Main Line did not last long, being washed out by the periodic flooding of the Patapsco River and replaced at first by Bollman Truss bridges.

Most stone is many times weaker in tension than in compression, plugs and feathers utilize this fact.

Most of the important civic and administrative buildings which survive from 18th century Dublin, known then as " the second city of the Empire ", are of Portland stone, including City Hall, Dublin ( 1779 ), the Irish Houses of Parliament ( 1767 ), the Custom House ( 1791 ) and the General Post Office ( Dublin ) ( 1818 ).

Most early overpasses were stone, but then changed to concrete, with green rails and retro etchings, popular around the 1950s and 1960s.

Most still practice a traditional lifestyle, inhabiting natural shelters such as caves or cliff overhangs, as well as small cabins of wood or stone.