Vernacular Architect 29

Metadata

Title:	Vernacular Architect 29
Series:	Vernacular Architecture
Volume:	29
Publication Type:	Journal
Year of Publication:	1998
Note:	Date Of Issue From: 1998
Source:	BIAB (The British & Irish Archaeological Bibliography (BIAB))
Created Date:	20 Jan 2002

Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
The use of chalk as a building material on the Yorkshire Wolds	Colin Hayfield P Wagner	1 - 12
Barns in Gloucestershire up to 1900	J E C Peters	13 - 32
Man set over the animals	Edwin J Rose	18 - 21
Medieval Somerset roofs	Jane Penoyre	22 - 32
Tudhoe Hall and Byers Green Hall, County Durham: seventeenth and early eighteenth century social change in houses	Adrian Green	33 - 42
The management of rural building in seventeenth-century Buckinghamshire	Malcolm R Airs John Broad	43 - 56
Life, Labour and twentieth-century buildings	Paul S Barnwell	58 - 62
Transportation and the supply of construction materials: an aspect of traditional building management	Blake Tyson	63 - 81
Smoke bay or open hall? Cuttle Pool Farm, Knowle, Warwickshire	Nat W Alcock	82 - 84
The Bell Inn, Alveley, Shropshire	Madge Moran	85 - 87
Leaton Grange, Wrockwardine, Shropshire	Madge Moran	88 - 89
Wigbrough Manor, South Petherton, Somerset	John Penoyre	90 - 92
The roof of Dartington Hall	D F Stenning	93 - 97
Some physical evidence associated with housing sheep in barns	Blake Tyson	98 - 99
Beware appearances: the Stonesfield village lock-up, Oxfordshire	Blake Tyson	100 - 101
Wanborough Manor Barn, Surrey (TL 934489)	John Walker	102 - 103
Tree-ring dates 1998		104 - 129
Index of tree-ring dates for British buildings: 1993--1997	Nat W Alcock	136 - 145
Cruck distribution -- a brief note	Eric Mercer