unhewn

Their long-overlooked stories, she once told the Guardian, had left a “great, unhewn seam of memory and information on the war.”

This lower portion consists of a well-consolidated mass of unhewn stone.

The exterior is composed of unhewn logs or sticks of fir, fantastically arranged, with a thatched, moss-covered roof, and skins of beasts converted into semi-transparent parchment for windows.

Rough unhewn stones were easily piled into massive walls and laid in terraces for altar and floors.

Among the Is´ra-el-ites it was of earth or unhewn stone.