Explain the term "corbeled vault"

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yulyashka [42]2 years ago

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The one trait that distinguishes the Mayan architecture from their neighbors is the corbel vault (also called corbelled vault). A corbel vault (or corbeled / corbelled vault) is a vault-like construction method, which uses architectural technique of corbelling to span a space or void in a structure.

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