isodomic

On the vase the wall is "isodomic," built of cut stones in regular layers.

Homer and His Age Andrew Lang 1878

This wall was built of mortared rubble, against an outer face of limestone ashlars in a pseudo-isodomic arrangement (i.e. with alternating higher and lower courses of ashlars).

Interactive Dig Sagalassos - Apollo Klarios Report 3 2003

These walls are made of isodomic layers of elongated ashlars with drafted edges, a stone surface treatment that was very popular in early Imperial Sagalassos.

Interactive Dig Sagalassos - N-S Colonnaded Street Report 2 2003

During January-July 1997, excavations brought to light four ancient rectangular cuttings that contained the remains of a complex of four or five poros subterranean funerary structures, with a particularly narrow longitudinal plan and isodomic walls, two courses high, skillfully built with monumental blocks.

Fallen Heroes: The Excavations at 35 Salaminos Street 2000

In a style of this kind the stones of a wall have, all of them, the same dimension, and this dimension is determined by the general plan of the building; or else, as in the kind of work which is called 'pseud-isodomic,' the very irregularity of the courses is governed by a law of symmetry.

History of Phoenicia George Rawlinson 1857