The type of ashlar masonry in which stones are finely chisel dressed and thickness of joints does not exceed 3 mm, is
A. Chamfered ashlar masonry
B. Ashlar facing masonry
C. Random coursed ashlar masonry
D. Coursed ashlar masonry
Answer: Option D
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