Charter bole

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title: Charter bole
text: Charter boles are indentations found in the boundary walls of Scottish buildings constructed between the 15th and 17th centuries; they were used to denote ownership and responsibility for repair. They are similar to bee boles but smaller in size. "in Scotland a single charter bole, one foot square or less, was often built into a wall to indicate its ownership". "charter bole: a rectangular recess used to house charter documents defining ownership of adjoining properties." It shows that the "wall
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description: Indentations found in the boundary walls of Scottish buildings
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date modified: 2023-03-14T22:53:37Z
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