Haigh, S. (1993). Lobby-entry and hearth-passage houses in North Yorkshire: where, when, and why. An investigation into the distributions of two vernacular house types in Northern England..

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Lobby-entry and hearth-passage houses in North Yorkshire: where, when, and why. An investigation into the distributions of two vernacular house types in Northern England.
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The distribution of lobby-entry and hearth-passage houses in North Yorkshire are established by desk-top survey, using a variety of sources, and maps are produced to relate changes in time to socio-economic factors. The distributions are also considered in relation to soil types and it is argued that lobby--entry houses can be associated with arable farms, while hearth-passage houses correspond with livestock farms. The possible causes of this are discussed and some possibilities for future research are outlined.
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Stephen Haigh ORCID icon
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1993
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Location - Auto Detected: North Yorkshire
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21 Jan 2002