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102K views · 674 reactions | Stone joinery? The mortise and tenon joint, the most essential joint in timber framing, is at least 7,000 years old and has been worked in both wood and stone. Yes, there are mortise and tenon joints in stone! Including in the standing stones at Stonehenge. The standing stones used to have stone lintels that were held in place by mortise and tenon joints worked into the stone. #timberframe #timberframing #woodworking #woodwork | Appalachian Wood Homestead | Facebook