A round bowl freezer (2) between two lice (1)
An archer freezer is a row of small even high arcs connected in a horizontal row. An arc freeze can be used as a stylistic element, but they can also serve as a practical solution to capture the upper wall that pops up. The arches then guide the weight to the collars laid in the wall. The arches of a bow freeze are not open and are therefore blind arches.
A characteristic part of Romanesque architecture is the links that are linked by a row. These motifs originate in Byzantine architecture from the 4th and 5th centuries after Chr. Species
Bow fries can occur as arc-frizzy, with the shape of a round bowl, or as a bow-iron fry, with the shape of a spearbow. When the bowls of a bow-free-style tote are called, they are called a toothpick fritter.
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