A stone-faced soil bund is a type of soil embankment structure that is reinforced and protected with a facing of stones or concrete to prevent erosion and provide stability. The method of construction involves first building a compacted soil embankment to the desired height and width, and then placing a layer of stones or concrete on the outer face to protect the soil from erosion. The stones are typically stacked in a sloping manner to provide additional stability and prevent water from washing away the soil. The construction of a stone-faced soil bund requires careful planning, proper compaction of the soil, and skilled labor to ensure its durability and effectiveness in preventing erosion.
