Parsons, D. (1974). An investigation of the light-transmitting properties of early medieval splayed windows. Archaeometry 16. Vol 16, pp. 55-70.

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Title:		 An investigation of the light-transmitting properties of early medieval splayed windows
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Issue:		 Archaeometry 16
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Series:		 Archaeometry
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Volume:		 16
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Page Start/End:		 55 - 70
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Publication Type:		 Journal
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Abstract:		 There is some evidence that early medieval single-light splayed windows were specifically designed for maximum optical efficiency. Some factors affecting the design of an individual window are examined from three points of view: 1, a brief theoretical consideration of the crude effects of size and angle of splay; 2, an abbreviated account of an analysis of the characteristics of actual windows surviving from the Anglo-Saxon period; 3, an account of an experiment to determine by means of a scale apparatus the relative effects of window size, angle and type of splay, and surface finish of the fabric. Au
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Author:		 David Parsons
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Year of Publication:		 1974
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MEDIEVAL (Historic England Periods)
Window (Auto Detected Subject)
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Created Date:		 05 Dec 2008