Would someone tell me the meaning of this sentence?
I couldn't find the expression "face over" im my dictionaries.
"The inscriptions are all on some kind of limestone, facing over a rougher limestone core."
Thank you,
Top answer
The comma is misplaced. Remove it. "facing" is a noun.
— CalifJim
The comma is misplaced.
Remove it.
"facing" is a noun.
It means the substance found on the face (surface) of something.
The inscriptions are all (written) on some kind of facing (=surface) made of limestone (which is located) over (=on the top of) a rougher core (also) made of limestone.
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The comma is misplaced. Remove it. "facing" is a noun. It means the substance found on the face (surface) of something.
The inscriptions are all (written) on some kind of facing (=surface) made of limestone (which is located) over (=on the top of) a rougher core (also) made of limestone.