Can someone smarter than me explain why so much architecture of that era used that pattern of regularly placed bricks that extend past the wall surface? What practical purpose did they serve, besides giving me something to climb around on in *Assassin’s Creed*?
stravadarius says
Can someone smarter than me explain why so much architecture of that era used that pattern of regularly placed bricks that extend past the wall surface? What practical purpose did they serve, besides giving me something to climb around on in *Assassin’s Creed*?