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The flooring of the court was formed largely, leveled and carved, from the natural stone of the plateau. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 2, Sentence #186)

The inn itself, aside from certain ancillary buildings, was built of heavy logs, and in two parts, or structures, with a common, peaked roof, and an open space, covered from above by the roof, between the two parts. Each part, or structure, contained perhaps three or four floors, possibly joined by ladders. It was about a hundred feet between the door in the interior gateway, where I stood, and, to the right, the covered way between the separate parts of the inn. The flooring of the court was formed largely, leveled and carved, from the natural stone of the plateau. Narrow drainage channels had been cut in it. Through these water now flowed, under the palisade, down to the moat. It also flowed, doubtless by design, midway, here and there, between the palisade's anchor posts and abutments. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 2)