Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Bahla Fort' has mentioned 'Brick' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| The unfired brick is likely to decay Drainage is bad Modern materials are used on the rebuilding of the souk[2] | WIKI |
| The immense, ruined Bahla Fort, with its walls and towers of mud brick on stone foundations and the adjacent Friday Mosque with its decoratively sculpted prayer niche (mihrab) dominate the surrounding mud brick settlement and palm grove. | UNESCO |
| The extensive wall (sur) with sentry walk and watchtowers enclosing the labyrinth of mud brick dwellings and cultivatable land has several gateways. | UNESCO |
| The pre-gunpowder style fort with rounded towers and castellated parapets, together with the perimeter sur of stone and mud brick technology demonstrates the status and influence of the ruling elite. | UNESCO |
| The remaining mud brick family compounds of traditional vernacular houses (harats) including al-Aqr, al-Ghuzeili, al-Hawulya and the associated mosques, audience halls (sablas), bath houses, together with the dwellings of the fort guards (askari) demonstrate a distinctive settlement pattern related to the location of the falaj. | UNESCO |