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Ind Archaeol Rev 27 (2)
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Title:
Ind Archaeol Rev 27 (2)
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Series:
Industrial Archaeology Review
Volume
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Volume:
27 (2)
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Journal
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Editor:
David Gwyn
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Publisher:
Association for Industrial Archaeology
Maney Publishing
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Year of Publication:
2005
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BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
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http://www.industrial-archaeology.org.uk/arev27.htm
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Created Date:
24 Feb 2006
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The Rolt Memorial Lecture 2004; Landscape with Writers: Engineering and the Indust...
Denis Smith
187 - 194
The paper examines how industry and the industrial landscape have been depicted in the works of novelists, poets, diarists and essayists, particularly during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Examples are given of descriptions or evocations of engineers and engineering; of materials, mines and quarries; of transport; and of environmental issues and industrial pollution.
Familiarity Breeding Contempt?; Understanding and Conserving Outworking Buildings ...
Garry Campion
195 - 215
The paper considers the inheritance represented by the buildings and landscapes connected with outworking, and the protection and curation given to them. Understanding and conservation of these assets is investigated by considering outworking in the East Midlands as a case study. Framework-knitting, lace and the boot and shoe industries were important economic staples in this region during the nineteenth century, resulting in the expansion of many cities, towns and villages where outworking housing, workshops and masters' houses were essential elements of production
The Development of the Chilworth Gunpowder Works, Surrey, from the Mid-19th Century
Wayne D Cocroft
Catherine Tuck
217 - 234
The paper describes the results of a recent archaeological survey of the Chilworth gunpowder works. Although there has been intensive documentary research into the earlier history of the works, the later development of the factory was comparatively little known. Its transformation in the late-nineteenth century from a family-owned concern to a limited company, with strong international links, reflects important themes not only in the development of explosives manufacture but also for other late-Victorian industries that were dependent on capital investment and technological innovation. A postscript to the history of the factory was the re-use of many of its buildings by a small community known as 'Tin Town' and its later use as part of a Second World War anti-invasion stop line.
Rainton Bridge South Waggonway
Gavin Glover
235 - 244
Article on the remains of an eighteenth-century waggonway at Rainton Bridge South, Houghton-le-Spring, recording of which has added to understanding of how these systems of early railway technology evolved and how their archaeology survives.
AIA Abstracts
253 - 256